Step into a legacy of craftsmanship with the Cody James Black 1978 Men's Carmen Exotic Teju Lizard Roper Boots in Medium Toe. Built for the modern cowboy, these boots boast authentic Western flair coupled with unmatched durability and comfort.Product Features:Exotic Teju Lizard Leather: Crafted from genuine Teju Lizard leather, these boots offer a unique and luxurious texture that sets them apart. The exotic leather ensures lasting durability while turning heads with its distinct pattern.Classic Western Design: The 12-inch shaft displays intricate stitching that embodies traditional Western aesthetics. This detailed embroidery makes each step a statement, blending ruggedness with style.Comfortable Fit: Featuring a leather lining and cushioned insoles, these boots promise comfort throughout the day. Whether you're on the ranch or heading into town, your feet will be supported and at ease.Roper Heel: The low, stable roper heel is designed for hard work and everyday wear. It offers the balance and support needed for a variety of activities, from riding to walking on uneven terrain.Goodyear Welt Construction: This method of stitching provides maximum durability and the option to resole the boots, extending their lifespan. It ensures the boots remain sturdy and reliable under the toughest conditions.Leather Outsole: A durable leather outsole enhances both the boot's longevity and your traction. It flexes with your movement, providing a balance of tradition and performance.Invest in a pair of Cody James Black 1978 Men's Carmen Exotic Teju Lizard Roper Boots, and walk with the confidence of the American West.Durable genuine Teju lizard vamp with genuine calfskin shaft, Hand laid cording detail on shaft, 1.25" stacked leather stockman heel for long lasting quality, comfort and durability, Premium cowhide lining in top and vamp, 10" shaft height, Solid cognac design with leather side and top piping, Single-stitched welt, Pull-on style with pull tabs, Handmade by highly skilled boot artisans, Leather outsole with rubber heel cap,