Hondo
Hondo Black Bullhide Western Boot
Pickup available at Circle A (Elk City)
Usually ready in 24 hours
Authentic Bullhide Western Boots Built for Everyday Wear
Timeless Western craftsmanship meets dependable comfort in the Hondo 8560 Chocolate Bullhide Western Boot. Crafted from genuine bullhide leather, this boot features a textured brown vamp paired with a smooth leather upper for a rugged yet refined look. Built with a steel shank for reliable arch support and finished with a leather outsole and rubber heel cap for steady traction, it delivers comfort and durability you can trust. A 14" shaft height and balanced 1.75" walking heel complete a classic Western silhouette designed for everyday wear.
Key Benefits
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Bullhide leather offers long-lasting durability and character
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Steel shank provides reliable arch support for extended wear
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Leather outsole with rubber heel cap improves traction
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Pull-on design allows easy on and off
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Classic Western profile suitable for casual or dressed-up use
Boot Characteristics
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14" shaft height
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Genuine leather upper
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Round toe (Toe 5)
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Walking heel (Heel 4)Â
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Steel shank for added arch support
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Leather outsole with rubber heel cap
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Single-stitched welt construction
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Pull-on style with pull tabs
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Frequently Asked Questions
What payment methods can I use?
We offer 35 different payment methods including major providers like Mastercard, Visa, PayPal, American Express and Diners as well as many different local payment methods including Klarna, iDEAL, AliPay, Sofort, giropay, and many more.
Can I make changes to my order after it’s been placed?
We do everything we can to fulfill orders quickly and if you contact us before we ship it out we can make changes.
How To Return My Items?
How to Start a Return
To request a return, contact us at support@circleawestern.com.
Approved returns must be shipped to:
Circle A Western Wear
3000 W 3rd St
Elk City, OK 73644
If you request a prepaid return shipping label, a flat $20 label fee will be deducted from your refund.
