Experience rugged durability and classic western style with the Ben Roper Boot, designed for stability and comfort. Featuring a burnished leather vamp, inside zipper for easy wear, and a supportive wide R toe, these handcrafted boots offer an all-leather walking heel and a removable Tru-X insole for added cushioning. Made in León, Mexico, they represent over 350 years of boot-making tradition and are perfect for both ranch work and nights out.
From the brand: Designed for stability and comfort while wrangling calves, rugged roper-style boots have more support around the ankle than traditional western boots, along with a shorter heel. The Ben Roper Boot features a burnished leather vamp and 10” shaft, finished with a contrast embroidered leather crown and an inside zipper for easy on and off. It has a wide R toe—a classic all-purpose style that also dresses up well—and an all-leather walking heel. The construction includes a single welt and ¾ welt leather sole, secured with lemonwood pegs and brass nails, plus a removable Tru-X insole for extra cushioning and support.
Our boots are made with the same care and consideration that goes into our legendary headwear, resulting in the ultimate mix of heel-to-toe comfort, rugged durability, and timeless western style. Crafted in the bootmaking capital of León, Mexico—where the tradition of creating frontier-ready leather footwear dates back to the mid-17th century—each pair takes approximately 40 hours and 200 individual steps to complete. They are lasted and stitched entirely by hand, using high-quality leathers that will develop an attractive patina over time and welt construction that allows them to be resoled as needed. Equally fit for days on the range or nights on the town, they’re made to go the extra mile.
Wide R Toe
Burnished Leather Vamp and Shaft with Contrast Embroidered Leather Crown
10” Shaft Height
Inside Zipper
Single Welt
¾ Welt Leather Sole with Nails and Lemonwood Pegs
All Leather Walking Heel
Removable Tru-X Insole
Premium Cowhide Leather Lining
Handcrafted in León, Mexico
