Durango

Durango is undeniably the official boot of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo and the World’s Toughest Roder, and it's not without good reason. With striking aesthetic and performance-boosting features, Durango cowboy boots are transforming rodeo participants into champions.

The Distinctiveness of Durango Boots

It's worth noting that Durango offers a wide range of Western footwear styles for all genders and ages, covering everything from rodeo boots to fashionable booties. For instance, Durango work boots have an oil- and slip-resistant outsole with no nails, providing maximum protection against electrical hazards, along with a protective toe (either steel or composite). Certain advanced work and rodeo boots also boast a waterproof build with an environmentally friendly polyurethane membrane. Some of the top waterproof models include the Durango Rebel, Lady Rebel, Maverick Pro, and Maverick XP.

Additional features include a double shank made of fiberglass, shock-absorbing insoles, puncture-resistant outsoles, a hidden gore expansion system for universal fit and easy wear, memory-foam footbeds, mesh linings for superior air circulation, among others. So, if you're searching for Durango steel-toe square-toe boots with exceptional cushioning, consider exploring Durango boots at GritrOutdoors.com.

Tips for Fitting Durango Cowboy Boots

Unlike sneakers, shoes, and lace-up boots, the instep (or vamp) of a Western boot should fit snugly. Hence, you might find it challenging to slide your foot into the boot initially. If this happens, ensure your socks are dry, and apply a small amount of talcum powder or silicone spray inside the boot. The broadest part of your foot, also known as the ball, should align with the widest part of the boot for the shank to provide necessary support. Initially, the heel may not feel snug. However, it will mold to your foot over time. Measure both feet while wearing socks to select the boots that fit perfectly.

Maintaining Durango Western Boots

To keep your boots looking as pristine as the day you first wore them, clean them after each use. Gently wipe the leather with a damp cloth and use a soft brush to remove stubborn stains and clean stitching. Allow wet boots to dry naturally for 24 hours at room temperature before wearing them again. Avoid hastening the drying process as heat can cause the leather to dry out and crack. Regularly condition your boots to prevent natural leather dry-out and store them in a clean, dry, dark location with regulated temperatures.

Visit GRITR Outdoors to shop for men's and women's Durango boots. If you're piecing together a new western outfit, don't forget to check out our collection of western wear and cowboy hats.

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