A single western cowboy boot shown in a side profile on a clean white background. The boot features a tan suede lower section and a black leather shaft with intricate tan embroidery.
Top-down view of a western boot toe in taupe suede, featuring decorative stitching and a braided edge on a light gray background.
The outsole of a boot is shown from the bottom, featuring a tan leather footbed, black textured rubber tread, and a small red circular logo on the heel.
A pair of western cowboy boots standing on a dirt ground. The boots feature a brown leather lower section and a black leather upper section with tan embroidery.
A close-up of a person's foot wearing a brown leather cowboy boot with decorative stitching, resting on a horse's footrest while wearing blue jeans.
A single brown leather cowboy boot with a black shaft and tan embroidered western pattern, standing on a white surface with a blurred rock in the background.
New
Men's

AXTELL

$300
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One boot. Every job. Built for hard work - and made to stay with it.

Best for:RanchEverydayRiding

Color: Tan/Black Material: Cowhide

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For the cowboy who wears one boot for everything. Meet the Axtell. Broad square toe, block heel, and a 13” shaft deliver a proven silhouette, while a rubber outsole gives traction and durability where it counts. From branding calves to cutting hay, the Axtell is built for the cowboy who expects one pair to handle it all.

• Oiled taupe suede vamp
• Solid black cowhide top
• 13" shaft
• Broad square toe
• Stockman block heel with rubber heel cap 
• Vintage 1960s HYER stitch pattern
• HYER leather and nylon pull straps
• Full leather lining
• Goodyear welt construction
• Double-stitched leather welt 
• Lightweight, flexible insole
• Long wear rubber outsole
• Moisture wicking removable cushioned insert 
• Lightweight stabilizing shank

• Oiled taupe suede vamp
• Solid black cowhide top

COWHIDE
Full grain cowhide sets the bar for all premium cowboy boots. The natural fibers and heavier weight of the skin make the boots perform like iron in the toughest conditions while providing softness and comfort to the wearer.

CARE
Regular cleaning and conditioning will help cowhide boots last longer. Be sure to let boots dry after exposure to wet and muddy conditions. Use a horsehair boot brush or a clean damp cloth to remove debris before cleaning and conditioning the leather. We recommend Bickmore’s Bick 4 Leather Conditioner.

Returns & Exchanges

At HYER Boots, we are committed to your satisfaction, and we understand that sometimes you may need to return a purchase. Please take a moment to read our exchange & return policy to ensure a smooth and hassle-free process.

    Process:

    1. To initiate either an exchange or return, please do so by entering your order number and zip code on our Returns & Exchange page here.
    2. You will receive a return label and instructions on how to package and return the items to our warehouse.

      Contact Us:

      If you have any questions or need assistance with a return or exchange, please don't hesitate to reach out to our Customer Support team by emailing, CH@hyerboots.com. We're here to help you find the perfect boots and ensure your satisfaction.

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      In 1875, a rancher walked into C.H. Hyer’s cobbler shop after a long cattle drive. He asked C.H. to build him a better shoe for spending long days in the saddle.

      The result? C.H. created a purpose-built boot with a tapered toe, raised heel, tall shaft, and a scalloped opening. The unmistakable silhouette known around the world as the Cowboy Boot.

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      All your Boot Questions Answered

      Choose your normal shoe size. HYER boots fit true to US sizing.
      ■ Be conscious of your sock – thin or thick. This can make a difference when trying on boots.
      ■ In between sizes - we recommend the ½ size larger.
      ■ Narrow foot – we recommend to either size down or choose your true size in regular width (size B for women’s and size D for men’s).
      ■ Wide foot – we recommend to either size up or choose the wide widths available (size C for women’s, and size EE for men’s).
      ■ Your size should fit the same across all silhouettes.

      The fit of our styles are traditional and straightforward. There should be very slight resistance when pulling them on
      and zero resistance once you’re “through the turn”.
      ■ You should feel slippage in the heel area and comfortable conformity in the instep. 
      ■ Both toe profiles are most common and stylish today in authentic western and the most comfortable for everyday use.
      ■ These styles were made for the working cowboy and cowgirl while keeping modern function and diverse use in mind.
      ■ HYER boots fit true to size. When deciding what size, you should go off your normal shoe size.

      Please refer to our Fit & Size Guide

      It is best to try boots on carpet so that the soles do not scuff should you need to return.
      ■ Slip your foot into the boot. You should feel a POP when your heel slides past the counter and onto the insole.
      ■ Validate the heel lift. You should be able to lift your heel but not a whole lot. The leather will shape to your heel and hold it in place over time.
      ■ The ball of your foot should hit the widest section of the boot for added comfort.
      ■ Your arch should feel a bit snug. The leather will stretch as the boot forms to your foot.
      ■ Check the flawless fit and comfort by walking around!

      Traditional and durable method used in crafting footwear. It involves stitching a welt (a strip of leather) to both the
      upper and insole of the boot.
      ■ Just as cowboy boots were originally made by HYER in 1875, Goodyear welt is still the prime construction for well-made, long-lasting boots. 
      ■ These 3/4 welt versions include wood pegs and nails, they both secure the hand-placed shank and add stability.

      Yes, we offer free returns and exchanges for unworn items at HYER Boots.