--- product_id: 12925925 title: "Men's 11\" Harness Boot" brand: "durango" price: "51137 kr" currency: ISK in_stock: false reviews_count: 9 category: "Durango" url: https://www.desertcart.is/products/12925925-mens-11-harness-boot store_origin: IS region: Iceland --- # Rugged harness hardware detail Steel shank for ultimate support Slip & oil resistant rubber sole Men's 11" Harness Boot **Brand:** durango **Price:** 51137 kr **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > πŸ–€ Harness your edge with Durango’s rugged classic. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Men's 11" Harness Boot by durango - **How much does it cost?** 51137 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/12925925-mens-11-harness-boot) ## Best For - durango enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted durango brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Built to Endure:** Steel shank delivers unmatched arch support and durability for all-day wear. - β€’ **Grip with Confidence:** Slip and oil resistant rubber sole keeps you steady on any surface, from office floors to weekend trails. - β€’ **Iconic Harness Style:** Masculine harness hardware adds rugged sophistication that commands attention. - β€’ **Versatile Fit for All:** 11-inch shaft height and roomy square toe box offer a flattering fit that works for diverse foot shapes. - β€’ **Comfort Meets Craftsmanship:** Thick oiled leather and padded polyurethane insole ensure a break-in period worth the wait. ## Overview The Durango Men's 11" Harness Boot combines durable steel shank support, slip-resistant rubber soles, and rugged harness hardware for a masculine, versatile boot. Crafted from thick oiled leather with a padded insole, it offers comfort and style for professional and casual wear alike. With an 11-inch shaft and square toe design, it fits a variety of foot shapes, making it a top choice for those seeking both function and fashion in their footwear. ## Description desertcart.com: Durango Men's DB510 11" Harness Boot Oiled Black 12 D - Medium : Durango: Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry Review: NIce boots, can work for women if you can find a non-defective pair - I wear women's size 8.5 to 9. I tried the Durango Women's brown harness boots, and they did not fit right in a size 8.5, as the heel was too wide and toe box tighter and they never fit right. So I sized down to an 8 in the women's and just took a rubber mallet to pound out the sides of the boots where they were too tight. I had seen a video where it works to use a rubber mallet and pound the leather to loosen and soften it up on too tight boots. It worked but took a LOT OF WORK, and use of stretch spray. After a while I finally donated them as I did not ever really like the shorter 10" height. A few years later when again lookin for the impossible to find brown harness boots (you can't find brown in women's except for Frye's which do not fit the human foot); I thought to try the Durango men's version of the brown harness boot: as they are 11" tall (instead of the women's 10"), also, a men's boot would be wider. So I tried the men's size 7 and it worked great. I really like these boots! I used a cushioned insole with them and it fits great, very comfortable, and no pinching of the toes on the sides! The leather is thick and the soles are thick non-slip rubber. These can work if you are a woman size 8.5 to 9, the men's size 7 can fit, you can add an insert to help with the fit (3/4 inserts can help for loose heels). They are super comfortable this way. I like the tighter shaft as my calves are skinnier, and they fit and look great. The only problem is that the ones sold on desertcart can have defects: I bought and returned 2 pairs. the first one 1. the heels were separating from the sole on the inner side of the heels facing the toes on both boots; 2. there were glue spotches on the rubber sole of the left boot, 3. the left heel had a nail hole on the side of the heel. The 2nd pair had the defect of: 1 boot was in perfect condition and shape and 1 boot- the left boot had defective leather that had a rough weak unraveling like texture on the inside of the boot that you could see the difference, and so on the outside of the boot it ws wrinkled and the leather buckled inwards at both heels b/c the defectvie leather was weak. So it looked like a mismatched pair. I finally found a good pair of brown ones that fit and look great. Next try: Tried the Black size 7. These are different fitting boots: The leather is thinner and these are more lightweight - the black boots felt more lightweight than my brown ones comparing them. 2. The heels are wider, so wide that I had to return as the boots slipped up and down when walking and flopped too much. No amount of inserts or combinations of inserts worked, they just made the heel region too wide, and the rest of the boot fit like normal. I might try a different pair, but I suspect they cheapend them (cheapflation perhaps) and the newer ones are thinner leather and just fit differently. I hope not. Wish I could find a pair of black size 7 just like the brown ones that finally worked. Review: Great looking. Great craftsmanship. - I've always wanted a pair of Harness Boots. For a long time. I finally decided to get a pair. I compared Dingo and these. It was a close choice. But I looked at how many reviews. Each one have. The Durango was in tenth place. With more reviews. Than the Dingo Harness Boots. When I first opened the box. The boots looked great. I normally wear a 10 extra wide. Some reviews stated to go down a half or full size. No. I went with my normal 10 EX. The fit perfectly. The leather used was nice and thick. It has a padded insole. The stitching was great. The square toe box was just right. Great workmanship. Packaged well. I got them in one day. Yes they're made in China. But most shoes and boots are made there. The dark brown finish. Looked distressed. The finish wasn't oily. They fit perfectly. For my feet. When buying boots. There's 3 things you have to make sure of. First you have to know your foot size. Then the width. The last thing. Is the widest point on the sole. Your ball of your foot. Should be located at the widest pat of the sole. You have to break them in. They'll be tight on your foot. But when woren. A few times. The leather will stretch. At first. Don't apply any water resistant coating. Or polish. You can tell when your boots need cleaniing. Use a good saddle soap. Every so often. This cleans the leather.plus it makes the leather more pliable. If you do this. The boots should last a long time. You can get them resoled. Plus the heel. After spending $150.00. These boots aren't just thrown away. With proper care. They'll haveca long service time for you. I highly recommend the Durango Boots. Compare them with others. These should be one of your top choices for boots. ## Features - Rugged harness detail offers a handsome, masculine look. - Steel shank - Metal Hardware - Slip and oil resistant ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B000K5XV56 | | ASIN | B002XDRBFY | | Best Sellers Rank | #44,053 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #12 in Men's Western Boots | | Boot Form Type | Work Boot | | Boot Shaft Height | 10 Inches | | Brand | Durango | | Closure Type | Pull-On | | Color | Oiled Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (3,357) | | Date First Available | January 15, 2020 | | Department | mens | | Embellishment Feature | Harness | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00043538394364 | | Heel Type | Block Heel | | Insole Material | Polyurethane | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item Weight | 4 Pounds | | Item model number | DB510 | | Manufacturer | Durango | | Manufacturer | Durango | | Material Fabric | Leather | | Model Name | Mens Harness | | Occasion | casual | | Outer Material | Leather | | Pattern | OILED BLACK | | Product Dimensions | 16 x 16 x 4 inches; 2.1 Pounds | | Seasons | All | | Shaft Circumference | 14.5 Inches | | Shoe Height Map | Mid-Calf | | Sole Material | Rubber | | Style Name | Db510 | | Style Number | DB510 | | Toe Style | Square Toe | | UPC | 043538394364 | | Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant | | lining-description | Unlined | ## Images ![Men's 11" Harness Boot - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51splg-OxVL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Are these boots waterproof or water resistent?** A: Bees wax and mink oil from time to time any leather boot has the potential to leak but the beeswax will help and the mink oil will make the leather soft so if you get them wet they won't get stiff and crack **Q: What would fit better in this boot ? i have a 10 ee foot but have worn 10 ee and 11 d depending on the boot manufacturer.** A: My husband tried these in 2 sizes, but found the length to be too long in the larger size. He ended up with a 10.5 D and is very pleased. He had tried an 11D and a 10.5 EE, but the EE was too wide for his foot and the 11 was too long. I would probably try the 10 EE in your case and see if that works. He is very happy with his boots, but, he did end up having to go to the shorter, zip up version because his foot was too wide to go in the shaft of the taller boot. Good luck! **Q: Why did they say they have a 2-inch heel when they have a 1 and 3/4 inch heel?** A: They include the sole.... **Q: Does this boot have the comfort core insole???** A: Thank you for your interest in Durango Boots. This style, DB594, has a regular foam cushion insole, not the comfort core insole. We hope this helps with your buying decision. Please reach out with further questions. Have a great day! -MB @ Durango ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ NIce boots, can work for women if you can find a non-defective pair *by B***. on July 8, 2025* I wear women's size 8.5 to 9. I tried the Durango Women's brown harness boots, and they did not fit right in a size 8.5, as the heel was too wide and toe box tighter and they never fit right. So I sized down to an 8 in the women's and just took a rubber mallet to pound out the sides of the boots where they were too tight. I had seen a video where it works to use a rubber mallet and pound the leather to loosen and soften it up on too tight boots. It worked but took a LOT OF WORK, and use of stretch spray. After a while I finally donated them as I did not ever really like the shorter 10" height. A few years later when again lookin for the impossible to find brown harness boots (you can't find brown in women's except for Frye's which do not fit the human foot); I thought to try the Durango men's version of the brown harness boot: as they are 11" tall (instead of the women's 10"), also, a men's boot would be wider. So I tried the men's size 7 and it worked great. I really like these boots! I used a cushioned insole with them and it fits great, very comfortable, and no pinching of the toes on the sides! The leather is thick and the soles are thick non-slip rubber. These can work if you are a woman size 8.5 to 9, the men's size 7 can fit, you can add an insert to help with the fit (3/4 inserts can help for loose heels). They are super comfortable this way. I like the tighter shaft as my calves are skinnier, and they fit and look great. The only problem is that the ones sold on amazon can have defects: I bought and returned 2 pairs. the first one 1. the heels were separating from the sole on the inner side of the heels facing the toes on both boots; 2. there were glue spotches on the rubber sole of the left boot, 3. the left heel had a nail hole on the side of the heel. The 2nd pair had the defect of: 1 boot was in perfect condition and shape and 1 boot- the left boot had defective leather that had a rough weak unraveling like texture on the inside of the boot that you could see the difference, and so on the outside of the boot it ws wrinkled and the leather buckled inwards at both heels b/c the defectvie leather was weak. So it looked like a mismatched pair. I finally found a good pair of brown ones that fit and look great. Next try: Tried the Black size 7. These are different fitting boots: The leather is thinner and these are more lightweight - the black boots felt more lightweight than my brown ones comparing them. 2. The heels are wider, so wide that I had to return as the boots slipped up and down when walking and flopped too much. No amount of inserts or combinations of inserts worked, they just made the heel region too wide, and the rest of the boot fit like normal. I might try a different pair, but I suspect they cheapend them (cheapflation perhaps) and the newer ones are thinner leather and just fit differently. I hope not. Wish I could find a pair of black size 7 just like the brown ones that finally worked. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great looking. Great craftsmanship. *by S***D on October 21, 2019* I've always wanted a pair of Harness Boots. For a long time. I finally decided to get a pair. I compared Dingo and these. It was a close choice. But I looked at how many reviews. Each one have. The Durango was in tenth place. With more reviews. Than the Dingo Harness Boots. When I first opened the box. The boots looked great. I normally wear a 10 extra wide. Some reviews stated to go down a half or full size. No. I went with my normal 10 EX. The fit perfectly. The leather used was nice and thick. It has a padded insole. The stitching was great. The square toe box was just right. Great workmanship. Packaged well. I got them in one day. Yes they're made in China. But most shoes and boots are made there. The dark brown finish. Looked distressed. The finish wasn't oily. They fit perfectly. For my feet. When buying boots. There's 3 things you have to make sure of. First you have to know your foot size. Then the width. The last thing. Is the widest point on the sole. Your ball of your foot. Should be located at the widest pat of the sole. You have to break them in. They'll be tight on your foot. But when woren. A few times. The leather will stretch. At first. Don't apply any water resistant coating. Or polish. You can tell when your boots need cleaniing. Use a good saddle soap. Every so often. This cleans the leather.plus it makes the leather more pliable. If you do this. The boots should last a long time. You can get them resoled. Plus the heel. After spending $150.00. These boots aren't just thrown away. With proper care. They'll haveca long service time for you. I highly recommend the Durango Boots. Compare them with others. These should be one of your top choices for boots. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tough and comfortable *by S***4 on June 25, 2025* Why did you pick this product vs others?: I had an older pair of Durangos. When I had my motorcycle accident a few years ago they held up remarkably well. I was more scuffed up than my Durangos were. I still have them but wanted another pair to rotate for my upcoming road trip. 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