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If you are truly looking for a boot that offers both style and comfort or style and function, Ariat Boot has everything you need and so much more! One of the things I really like about these women's boots from Ariat Boots is that they LOOK like women's boots! They have style and flair, they come in colors and designs that women like me love and more importantly they are made to fit us females. Me and women have very different needs when it comes to boots, especially as far as fit goes. Well, these boots below are made for women and they fit like a gem! Ariat Wild stock Western Professional Boots Adobe Clay and Red Light 10007590: Rough stock-inspired performance boots with a 13" shaft, full grain leather, eight-row stitch pattern, and a wide square toe. Fits and performs thanks to ATS technology that stabilizes the foot and absorbs shock. The wear-resistant, flexible Duratread outsole of Ariat boots performs in and out of the arena. Ariat Work Hog Pull On H2O Work Boots Oily Distressed Brown 10001198: All-conditions Work hog with Western flair. Waterproof Pro shuts out the wet and snow. Ariat's ATS Max platform provides maximum tensional stability for reduction of foot fatigue and proper body alignment. The sole pairs a lightweight, cushioning EVA midsole with Ariat's highly abrasion-resistant oil- and slip-resisting Duratread outsole for the ideal combination of comfort and durability. Features Ariat's unique, patent-pending U-Turn Entry System, allowing easy entry with a true fit regardless of foot shape. Ariat FatBaby Women's Boots 10000824: Just like you, Ariat's Fatbaby boot is a pretty performer. Cool contrasts and stitch detailing modernize the look while ATS technology adds lightweight stability and cushioning. Additionally, its Pro Crepe outsole was designed for riding, and to slip easily in and out of stirrups. These are the women's Fatbaby Originals and they are made with a premium full-grain leather and suede shaft. Ariat boots also have an Everlon combination EVA and blown rubber outsole. These are not recommended for riding. The author Jake Ambrose is a fan of Ariat Boots.
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