Allen Edmonds | NWOT Dallas Roper Boot

Rugged freedom. Dependable functionality. Qualities that define a uniquely American invention: western wear. The durable roper boot was first developed in the 1940s as a hardworking alternative to traditional cowboy footwear for rodeo riders. A shorter heel and round toe made it easier to transition from wearing it with stirrups in the saddle to running on the ground when roping cattle. Their style builds on that history of proven utility with the sturdiness of their signature bench welt construction and outsoles that combine the classic look of leather with the traction of rubber panels at the toe and heel. Featuring uppers made with best-quality leather from some of the world's top tanneries, they gave this frontier classic an elevated upgrade. Looks sharp and sleek dressed up or down! Size 9.5 D (Medium) Features: Pull-on western roper boot with traditional, higher shaft height (approx. 10.5"). 360º bench welt construction for durability and stability. Leather lined interior. Leather outsoles with rubber panels for added traction. CustomCork™ insoles that will mold to the unique shape of your foot. Handcrafted in Port Washington, Wisconsin with imported materials. Upper materials: Pebbled grain leather from Chicago's Horween® tannery with a subtle, tonal range of color; leather with distinctive texture for a rugged, vintage-inspired look. 595 USD / 857 CAD Flaw: Minute scratch on right boot. See photo. NWOT. Comes with 2 branded boot bags.