Horse Power Boots
Our Horse Power boots come in rough out, suede, and exotic prints across men's, boys', and youth sizes. Horse Power is owned by Anderson Bean, which means the fit and build of a premium boot at a lower price point.
Horse Power Boots for Men, Boys, and Youth
For everyday wear, the Horse Power Black Suede Rough Out and Top Hand Camel Suede Emerald Explosion are both solid rough out options that hold up to hard use. The 13" Ginger Suede gives more shaft height for men who prefer more leg coverage in the saddle. For a boot that stands out, the exotic prints are where Horse Power leans hardest into color — the Honey Filet of Fish Print Black Maverick, Mink Python 13" Blue Jeans Texas Top, and Chocolate Navy Explosion Caiman Belly all carry bold prints and color contrasts. Boys and youth styles cover the same range at a smaller scale, from the Tan on Tan and Black and Red everyday boots to the Havana Bullfrog and Crazyhorse Patchwork.
Rough Out, Suede, and Exotic Prints
Rough out leather is cowhide reversed so the napped side faces outward. It hides scuffs, doesn't need polishing, and holds up to arena and ranch work. The exotic print styles like the filet of fish and python are printed leathers, which means they carry the bold pattern without the fragility or price of a genuine exotic hide. The Chocolate Navy Explosion Caiman Belly is the exception, built on genuine caiman belly, one of the most durable exotic leathers available.
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FAQ
Who makes Horse Power boots?
Horse Power is owned and made by Anderson Bean, built in the same factory to the same construction standard.
Are Horse Power boots good for riding?
Yes. Horse Power boots are built with a proper western heel and sturdy shaft suitable for riding as well as everyday wear.
What is filet of fish print on a Horse Power boot?
Filet of fish is a printed leather that carries a bold scaled pattern resembling fish skin. It gives the boot a distinctive exotic look without the fragility or higher price of a genuine exotic hide.
How do you care for rough out Horse Power boots?
Remove dirt with a suede brush and apply a water-repellent spray regularly. Do not use traditional leather polish on rough out or suede.