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6250 Eastex Freeway, Suite 100
Beaumont, TX 77708

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Only $139.99 (also have cheaper models of Wolverine)
This hard-working Wolverine pull-on boot delivers all-day comfort and support for your feet. The full-grain leather upper fits great with the first wearing, with no break-in period. Boot features Wolverine MultiShox technology that combines a rubber outsole and polyurethane midsole with individual compression pads to provide superior comfort and grip. Removable MultiShox multi-density insole adds even more comfort. Boot is unlined for breathability. Contour welt construction provides the flexibility of an athletic shoe with the durability of a work boot. Nylon shank for stability. Rubber lug sole is oil- and slip-resistant for safety. Dual pull-on loops.

• Full-grain leather upper
• MultiShox removable full cushion insole
• Contour welt construction engineered for flexibility
• MultiShox rubber lug outsole is slip-, oil- and abrasion-resistant for safety
• Nylon shank for stability

 

OK, last pair I bought at Boot Corral, Goodlettsville,TN I-65 Exit 97 right across the interstate from Associated Grocers Warehouse. Don't know if they're still open or not; it's been a few years. Bought a few pairs there; last pair the color is "Blackberry" which is "almost black." Beautiful cowboy boot. Drivers living in Texas may have better advice.
Cowboy boot stores are all over Texas. One time I bought a pair at "Sheplers Western Wear" somewhere in Texas. Their website shows a big sale now.

 

For every day trucking, I don't recommend classic variety "cowboy boots". Leather soles are great for on the dance floor, but that's about it. Maybe consider other types of pull-on boots like Red Wings or other. One of the larger boot and western wear places in Texas is just SE of Decatur off of US-287 (forget the name) and they have truck parking.

Then there's Boot Barn near the Town East Mall in Mesquite (Used to be Sheplers)

BTW Redwing "Pecos" style boots are made in the USA. There are a few other "Made in the USA" boots (non western) but not many.

 

Canada West boots are like slipping into a warm comfortable,,,,and they have Vibran? sole instead of leather on their cowboy boots.

 

Also consider what you want to be wearing if you run winters in snow-prone regions. Snow and slush and mud will quickly ruin most typical "western boots". At least look for an "oil-resistant" and/or "slip resistant" sole. If you flatbed, look for steel toe.

I don't get down along I-10 very often any more so can't make any location suggestions in Houston area but I'm sure there's more than a few. But many of the western wear places in Texas can accommodate trucks. Call them first or check Google Sat view

Be sure to wear a good thick (not thin but not necessarily winter grade thick either) crew sock that you like when trying on boots for the first time

 

What's wrong with flip flops?

I like having my feet breath. And not getting sweaty from lack of air.