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Twisted X MRSL045 Mens Ruff Stock Square Toe Ostrich Boot Black
Twisted X MRSL045 Mens Ruff Stock Square Toe Ostrich Boot Black - The Men's 11" WS Toe Ruff Stock boot offer a timeless look and feel. Handcrafted with a full-quill ostrich vamp and full-grain leather upper, this Ruff Stock boot also features a leather lining with taped interior seams for extra comfort where it matters most. The Twisted X CellSole comfort technology integrated into the footbed provides all day cushion and support. These leather outsole boots are crafted to take on each day without sacrificing comfort.
- Wide Suare Toe
- Full-Quill Ostrich Vamp
- Full-Grain Leather Upper
- Leather Lining
- CellSole Comfort Technology
- Leather Sole
- Color: Black
- Style # MRSL045
Customer,
Twisted X is dedicated to making better boots. Weve spent a lot of time and energy in the design and development process. Weve used newer technology, stronger and lighter weight components, new tanning processes, as well as newer and more consistent manufacturing techniques.
Weve applied all this, and still were able to offer you traditional and authentic cowboy, western, and work boots. Our technology gives you more durable, stable, light weight, breathable, and comfortable boots. Our fit is consistent, throughout our line, due to the fact that all our lasts measurements are the same from ball to heel. Our insole boards have injected composite shanks with flex grooves, in the fore parts, for flexibility. This component is truly unique.
Weve been involved in all phases of the boot industry for a long, long time and this is the best overall boot package weve ever been associated with; Twisted X is a better boot. Well continue to search out the newest and best components available for your footwear demands.
Thanx,
The Twisted X Bunch
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