3Z2SPI - Cuadra Black Western Cowboy Rodeo Pirarucu Boots for Men
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The tube on this one runs tall — 12.59" up the leg, with a 15.3" circumference — the kind of rise rodeo riders look for. A cross-shaped panel is laser-etched into the black shaft, centered on a round silver-tone concho stamped with the Cuadra "C", with pull tabs stitched in on each side for getting the boot on fast.
The vamp and toe are cut from genuine pirarucu skin, its scales laid in an overlapping diamond pattern that catches pewter and bronze tones against the black base — no two panels lay quite the same way. It closes out in a wide square toe built for a full day in the stirrups, with a low stacked heel and a nonslip tread stamped with the Cuadra name on the sole. Cut and assembled by hand in León, Mexico.
Built for rodeo work first, but it holds its own under jeans on a Saturday night too. Free shipping across the U.S.
Leather Care: Do not expose to direct light for long periods of time, it could change the tone. Avoid rubbing excessively and/or robustly, it may get damaged. Do not get wet or expose to temperatures higher than 149°F.
Maintenance: In shoes, boots, wallets, belts and some bags, wipe with a soft and slightly damp cloth (with clean water) to remove dust and let it dry. Apply natural or color cream and then use a polishing sponge. If it's exotic leather, always polish in the direction of the scale. Note: not recommended for jackets.
