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Justin Bent Rail Brown Cowboy Boots - Round Toe
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Justin Bent Rail Brown Cowboy Boots - Round Toe

Item Number: 036A65

Original Price: $189.99 - $199.99

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    • Justin Bent Rail are today’s cowboy boot!
    • Full grain genuine leather
    • Justin J-Flex comfort system maximizes energy return & flexibility; little or no "break-in" time!
    • Comfortable round toe profile
    • Durable rubber outsole
    • Proudly handcrafted in the U.S.A.
    • Vendor Style: BR350

    The Justin Boots Bent Rail cowboy boot collection is inspired by alternative country and an outlaw attitude! This rugged Men’s Justin Boot features a brown leather foot under an embroidered 11" blue leather shaft. Easy-on pull holes. Leather lining with comfort taped side seams. Leather covered cushion insole and triple density insole board. Long-base block heel. Double stitched welt.

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    are these waterproof?

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    Unless stated on the description the boots are not waterproof. You would need to use a commercially made spray to protect them. In either case, you should maintain the waterproof ability of the boots every 3-5 months with the commercially made product anyway.
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    No, they are not. However, these boots do feature the patented J-Flex Flexible Comfort System®.
    1 year, 2 months ago
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     - Frisco, TX, USA
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    best size.

    I love these boots,I take a 10 shoe size.,What would be a good boot size for me..What is 10d and 10ee mean...
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    You would need to be more specific as to if you mean 10 English or 10Us size. The difference between 10D and 10 EE is width, D width is regular width and EE refers to a wide width.
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    They run true to size so a ten would work for you. 10D means regular or normal width and 10EE means wide width. Below is our link to our Boot Fit Guide in case you have any more questions.

    http://www.sheplers.com/custserv/cu...
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    great boots

    I Love these boots very much and im thinkin about buyin,I have a pair of [justin apache distread leather 10d] But 0n 0ne foot they seem a little to small or to tight What should i do....
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    I would order the correct size boot and then have the one professionally stretched a bit to accommodate the size difference. It is not uncommon to seek out a cobbler to make up the difference of the size of a boot. I would tell you to go the other way but 9 out of 10 would not make the other boot smaller to accommodate the smaller foot. As for the pair you have I would get the tight boot stretched. It will not harm boot or misshapen the integrity of the style.
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    donjohn,

    A 10D is normal men's width. Maybe you should try going with a 10EE which is wide width. Below is a link to our boot fit guide. I can't guarantee this will solve your problem, but I hope it helps.

    http://www.sheplers.com/custserv/cu...
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