Narrow through the front and squared at the tip, this men's western boot is for anyone who finds a broad square toe too much boot.
The upper is oiled bullhide, so the surface carries a slight sheen rather than a matte finish. The shaft stands 12" — tall enough to cover the calf, short enough to pull on without a struggle at the end of a long day. The toe is a narrow square, which keeps the profile trim from above while still giving the toes a flat front to sit against. A spur ledge is built into the heel.
The narrow square is the quiet middle ground in western toes, and it is the shape that looks least like a costume with ordinary clothes. Wear these under a jean with a straight leg and the shaft disappears entirely; wear them with a boot-cut and the shape shows just at the ankle. Sizing runs the way most western boots run, so anyone who normally sits between two sizes should think about width before length.
