category of horse riding boot, most often pull-ons
Toe Shapes
Western boots are very often sold in a variety of toes shapes.
- Square: Narrow, Medium, and Wide; often with a wider welt and two rows of stitching
- Round: Narrow, Medium, and Wide
- Roper (very round)
- Snip
- “French”
- Needle
Western boot manufacturers often use their number-letter codes for various toe shapes in their catalogs.
Entries Linking Here
- Alan Bell
- Alvaro Rivera
- Beading
- Bell
- Bell Line
- Bespoke Cowboy Boots with Lee Miller
- Boulet
- Box Toe
- Burns Boots
- Chad Little
- Charlie Dunn
- CopperyFoil Crimping a Vamp
- Cording
- Cosimo Lucchese
- Cowboy Boots: The Art & Sole
- D.W. Frommer II
- Dave Wheeler
- Dennis Kieback First Cowboy Boots Video
- Eradawn Welting Video
- Eugene Pik
- Eugene Pik Cowboy Boots Series
- Fancy Stitching
- Fender Stitching
- Fiebing’s 228 Bottom Stain
- Greg Garmack
- How to Add Cording to Cowboy Boot Tops
- Hybrid Construction
- Inlay
- James Leddy
- James Leddy Boots
- Jim Brainard
- Jorge Amaro
- Jose Sanchez
- Justin Boots
- L. White Boot Company
- Lee Miller
- Lisa Sorrell
- Lisa Sorrell Shoemaking Tools Crimp Break
- Logger Heel
- Lucchese
- M.L. Leddy’s
- Michael Anthony
- Michael DeWitt
- Nail Shank
- Outseam Fractions
- Packer Boots
- Paul Krause
- Pull Tab
- Randy Merrell
- Riding Heel
- Rocketbuster Boots
- Roper Heel
- Saddle Vamp
- Salvatore Lucchese
- Short Heel
- Slip-On
- Stewart Boot
- Tex Robin
- Texas State Technical Institute
- Texas Traditions
- Toe Bug
- Top Turner
- Tyler Beard
- Urban Cowboy
- Victor Borg
- Walking Heel
- Welt
- Wheeler Boots
- Whip Stitch
- Wood Pegs
- Wrinkle