Colorado Boots - CAT - Beige - 8

The CAT Colorado Boots feature a durable rubber outsole and full-grain leather upper which offer some resistance to moisture. However, they are not explicitly designed as waterproof and may not keep your feet dry in heavy rain or standing water. For increased water resistance, you can apply a leather waterproofing spray.

To clean, gently wipe away dirt with a damp cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a dedicated leather cleaner, following the product instructions. Always let them air dry completely and finish with a leather conditioner to moisturize the material.

Wear your new boots for short periods, gradually increasing the duration each day. This allows the leather to soften and conform to the shape of your feet naturally. Pairing them with thick socks can also help prevent discomfort during the break-in phase.

Generally, CAT boots tend to run true to size. We recommend ordering your usual shoe size. If you are between sizes, consider trying the larger size, especially if you plan to wear thick socks.

Yes, the laces are fully replaceable. You can easily swap them out for new ones if they become worn or if you wish to customize the look of your boots. Measure the original laces to ensure you get the correct length for replacements.

EVA stands for Ethylene-vinyl acetate. It is a soft, resilient, and lightweight foam material commonly used in footwear for cushioning and shock absorption. The soft EVA foam footbed in these boots provides long-lasting comfort and support.

This is common with new leather boots. Wear them for short periods initially to allow the leather to break in and mold to your feet. Using a quality leather conditioner can also help soften the material over time.

The leather needs conditioning. Clean the boots thoroughly and then apply a generous amount of high-quality leather conditioner. Regular conditioning every few months will prevent dryness and maintain the leather's suppleness.

Remove the insoles (if removable) and allow the boots to air out completely in a well-ventilated area. You can also use shoe deodorizers or sprinkle baking soda inside the boots overnight to absorb odors.

Inspect the rubber outsole for excessive wear or damage to the tread. Ensure the tread is clean of mud, debris, or oil. If the outsole is significantly worn, consider professional resoling if available, or assess if new footwear is needed for safety.