Roper Boots

As the original bootmaker of the Roper cowboy boot, Justin Boots knows exactly what it takes to design a genuine, high-quality Roper. Pull on a pair, and feel the quality and expertise in every stitch.

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Jeb 10" Roper Boot

$174.95

3902 - Tan Apache (Brown)
J-Flex®

Justin Stabilization Technology®

The Jeb Tan Apache is a 10" tall Men's Stampede roper boot built for comfort and utility.
Tobias 12" Western Boot

on sale $229.45 ~~originally $254.95~~

3040 - Black
Made in the USA with Global Parts

An understated classic, the Tobias 12" tall Men's western boot is a simple black boot with a traditional silhouette.
Temple 10" Roper Boot

$119.95

JB3000 - Black
J-Flex®

From the field to the saddle, the Temple 10" tall Men's Farm & Ranch cowboy boot keeps things simple.
Jackson 10" Roper Boot

$209.95

3163 - Chestnut (Brown)
J-Flex®

This Jackson was designed using our best-selling western construction.

The Roper Boot

Originally created for calf ropers who were looking for something different than the traditional cowboy boot. John Justin jr. himself created the original roper boot. As a boot that can serve for both walking and riding, the roper boot remains one of the most popular products from Justin. Roper boots are a great investment for anyone who wants a quality boot that will last for years.

Our classic Justin roper boots offer a comfortable full grain leather boot. Roper boots provide a great versatile boot, ready to pull on and go at a moment's notice. These boots were originally crafted for those riding horses as well as walking around all day. Offering a great balance of function and style our ropers are a great option for your next work boot.

Roper Boots vs Cowboy Boots

The roper boot was invented to serve as a versatile boot. Roper boots were made with the purpose of allowing ropers to ride their horses and then walk around. These boots sport a shorter heel than your traditional cowboy boots as well as a shorter shaft for flexibility. On traditional western boots you will also find a narrower and pointed toe shape, compared to roper boots that will have a more rounded or square toe. This difference in toe style is designed to give the foot more room in the boot. Making the roper boot a more comfortable choice for those that are working all day.