The Durango RD4100 features a cowgirl heel, #2 toe, cushioned insole, and hand-stained composition outsole.
25 of 26 people found the following review helpful.
By M. Wilson
I bought my usual size in this boot but was concerned because my foot is wide. It fit perfectly.
No break in time required. The boot (red) is not very shiny but it is not suede nor have unusual
texture. The leather is smooth. I'm usually a Luchese girl but just had a bad experience (with a Luchese)
where my usual size didn't fit. These are wonderful and great price.
16 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
By I. Browning
Boot's where as pictured except they are more suede than slick leather. Overall very pleased with the purchase and shipping at a great price.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
By A. Kupchik
I normally wear ladies size 9.5 wide in a shoe, so I first ordered that size in this boot. When I tried them on, there was too much room in the heel and ankle, yet the toe area was slightly pressing on me. I knew I could break in the pressing-toe area, but not sure about the loose heels. I decided to order a 10 medium, and a 9.5 medium to compare them. The 10 fits better on the heel, but they're a bit tighter on the toes. I know men's shoes have wider heels, so I'm thinking this manufacturer hasn't figured that out yet that women need smaller heel-fit (I'm not talking about heel height!). As of this time, I'm not sure which of the two sizes will be best for me. I have 20 days left to figure it out. I may end up keeping both whether I like it or not and just hope for the best. As far as I know, there's no other ladies 9.5 wide Western boots out there for under $100, or even $200 for that matter. They're light-weight and yet have a good sole and heel. Hope this helps anyone with narror heels choose!
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