Phantom Rider Men's Clem 11" Roper Soft Toe Boots, DH5361, Brown
The Phantom Rider Men's 11" Clem Boots showcase a refined yet durable design. Featuring a buffalo neck print leather vamp and a striking revel oatmeal leather shaft, these wide square toe ropers are built for comfort and protection. With electrical hazard rating, 100% non-metallic construction, EVA midsole, removable AG8â„¢ dual-density footbed, and an oil & slip-resisting rubber outsole, they deliver lasting performance. Completed with a TPU heel stabilizer and cement construction, these boots provide style and reliability for any setting.
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Phantom Rider Men's Clem 11" Roper Soft Toe Boots, DH5361, Brown
The Phantom Rider Men's 11" Clem Boots showcase a refined yet durable design. Featuring a buffalo neck print leather vamp and a striking revel oatmeal leather shaft, these wide square toe ropers are built for comfort and protection. With electrical hazard rating, 100% non-metallic construction, EVA midsole, removable AG8â„¢ dual-density footbed, and an oil & slip-resisting rubber outsole, they deliver lasting performance. Completed with a TPU heel stabilizer and cement construction, these boots provide style and reliability for any setting.
To view our return policy on boots click here.
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The Phantom Rider Men's 11" Clem Boots showcase a refined yet durable design. Featuring a buffalo neck print leather vamp and a striking revel oatmeal leather shaft, these wide square toe ropers are built for comfort and protection. With electrical hazard rating, 100% non-metallic construction, EVA midsole, removable AG8â„¢ dual-density footbed, and an oil & slip-resisting rubber outsole, they deliver lasting performance. Completed with a TPU heel stabilizer and cement construction, these boots provide style and reliability for any setting.
To view our return policy on boots click here.
