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Cowboy Town 13" Western

Since 1879 · Fort Worth, Texas

Cowboy Town 13" Western

$259.95

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Description

Named after Frontier Rodeo’s rank saddle bronc, Cowboy Town, this 13” Western boot is a tribute to the grit, tradition, and spirit of rodeo. Designed for those who appreciate uniqueness, the Cowboy Town boot is crafted in two distinct goat hide options and are built for durability and all-day comfort, featuring a single-stitched ¾ welt, a Vibram® rubber outsole for reliable traction, and a medium square toe for a unique fit. The J-Flex Comfort System® and Ortholite® insert provide the support you need, whether you're putting in long hours at the ranch or stepping out for a night on the town. Tough, timeless, and made to move—welcome to Cowboy Town.

> Ortholite® - Our Ortholite® inserts are made in open-cell polyurethane foam, which is extremely breathable, lightweight, and flexible. Built to retain 95% of their original thickness and to prevent flattening over time, our Ortholite® inserts have anti-bacterial properties and can be easily removed, washed, and replaced.

Specifications
UpperPremium Full Grain Leather
LiningLeather
InsoleOrtholite®Removable Insert®
Toe ShapeSquare
Construction3/4 Welt w/ Single Row Stitch
OutsoleVibram®
StyleFN7256
BrandJustin Boots
Fit & sizing

Most Justin BootsD boots use a true-to-size last. If you sit between sizes, try the half size. D is the standard men’s width; EE is wide. Full charts live on the Size Guide.

Shipping & returns

Free ground shipping in the continental United States. Hawaii and Alaska ship at a flat $15. Unworn returns within 30 days. See the returns and customer service pages for the full rules.

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Built for the West

Cowboy, work, and everyday leather from a Fort Worth shop that still thinks in miles, not seasons.

J-Flex comfort

Justin BootsD insoles and lasts are cut for a full day in the stirrup or on the yard.

Sized the western way

Color, width, then size — the same order as the source last. Charts live on the size guide.