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Updated Nov 29

John Fluevog Frontier Hi Modern Cowgirl Boots

Name: John Fluevog Frontier Hi Modern Cowgirl Boots
Brand: John Fluevog
SKU: 56340e6947da81dad800fdb5
Price: 103.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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"Ditch Your Car. It's a New Frontier!" read the soles of these Fluevog cowgirl boots. The "Calamity" style, reaching to under my calf but over my ankle, these were originally a butterscotch color. I professionally stripped & dyed them for a custom "weathered" look. (The leather is conditioned & cared for using saddle soap and Leather Honey.) Very little wear on soles or in leather linings, but please note they need to be re-heeled soon since I wore them square dancing a couple of times. ‘Vog on! Coming from a no smoking, no pets, low chemical household.

Category

Women

Shoes

Ankle Boots & Booties

Color

Brown

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17 Comments

gwynneg (not my size but . . .) ❤ love love love ❤

Apr 01Reply

in_delirium @gwynneg Thanks, Gwynne! I'm a big Fluevog fan, myself. Have you tried the "FlueMarket" on Fluevog.com?

Apr 01Reply

gwynneg yep. also have posted a request. *♡*

Apr 01Reply

anchoredhanger @in_delirium These are sooo cute! I'm in love with these..but they are not my size 😭 lol!! Will share though!

May 31Reply

in_delirium Thank you, @jclosetfinds! (You know about the FlueMarket on the Fluevog website, right? All kinds of finds there!)

Jun 02Reply

fairbanks Still available?

Oct 20Reply

in_delirium @fairbanks You bet. You can find an expanded listing at Fluevog.com in the "FlueMarket".

Oct 21Reply

komicheau Insole measurement possible? Thanks

Oct 09Reply

in_delirium @komicheau I’ll see what I can do. The scope of the boot makes it extremely difficult to get an accurate measurement.

Oct 09Reply

in_delirium @komicheau hello. I tried several different methods, but there’s no way for me to accurately measure the inside. The best I can do is measuring my feet- which are pretty much a perfect fit for these. I’m approx 9 1/4”when I stand on the tape measure (usually a perfect 6, but it varies as I’m sure you know). A wide foot would not do well in these, but a high arch would be fine.

Oct 12Reply

komicheau @in_delirium OMGoodness, thank you for your help! I’m hoping to hear back from a super helpful Fluevogologist at our local store who was going to check with more veteran staffers. The 9.25” gives me pause tho—I’m normally a 9.75, eeek. I just know that their boots tend to run larger typically, hmmm

Oct 13Reply

komicheau If you have a semi-rigid retractable tape measure, just lock it at about 22” or more, then push the free end into the toe box, bend the anchored end up out of the boot at 90% and peek into the boot, reading where the measurement ends at the heel with a simple phone flashlight—et voilá, insole measurement. Though perhaps you knew this already :)

Oct 13Reply

in_delirium @komicheau what size to you usually wear? Is there a Fluevog family that usually works for you? I’m a 6 or 6.5 in Friendships (barefoot/ with wool socks).

Oct 15Reply

komicheau @in_delirium Thank you for your time and energy! Unfortunately, my researching Flue-ologist confirmed that this series of boot runs true to size, which takes me out. Best Well wishes to you though, and thanks again for your patience!

Oct 16Reply

in_delirium @komicheau NP! I have spent plenty of time with Fluevogologists myself- they’re fantastic!

Oct 16Reply

azhandfelice Can you please explain why they need to be "re-heeled"? Are the heels loose? Thank you!

Feb 10Reply

in_delirium @azhandfelice Thanks for asking! The heels aren’t loose, no. The soft rubber bottom of the heel is worn towards the very back; you can see it in the fourth picture from the top (the pic of the soles). At my cobbler, they call replacing the soft rubber bottom “re-heeling” and it’s very inexpensive and fast to do.

Feb 11Reply