About this product
The Black Jack Nile Crocodile Belly Peanut Boots (PT839-96) are among the most elite exotic boots in the western industry, known for their refined texture and ultra-premium leather. Handcrafted in El Paso, Texas, these boots represent the pinnacle of Black Jack’s artisanal quality.
Key Product Features:
- Vamp Material: Genuine Nile Crocodile Belly in a rich Peanut (often referred to as Cognac) finish. The belly cut is highly prized for its large, symmetrical, and smooth rectangular scales, offering a cleaner and more formal look than the rugged tail or hornback cuts.
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Shaft & Details:
- Height: Typically features a 12-inch shaft.
- Material: Often paired with premium French Calf or Mad Dog Goat leather uppers to ensure a soft, supple fit against the leg.
- Design: Generally features an intricate multi-row decorative stitch pattern, such as the Classic Stitch (Style #839).
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Toe & Heel (#96 Configuration):
- Toe: Features the #9 Wide Square Toe (approx. 2.25" wide).
- Heel: Typically configured with a #6 Straight Fowler Heel (1.25") or a #3 Walking Heel (1 3/8").
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Premium Construction:
- Support: Hand-secured with approximately 60 lemonwood pegs and a 16-gauge double-ribbed steel shank to prevent the arch from collapsing.
- Soles: Built with a durable 10-iron leather outsole, a 4-iron welt, and a 9-iron channeled leather insole.
Why Choose Crocodile Belly?
- Luxury & Prestige: Nile Crocodile is considered a step above caiman in terms of scale uniformity and leather softness, making it a "grail" item for many collectors.
- Exceptional Comfort: Because the belly hide is thinner and more flexible than other parts of the crocodile, these boots typically have a shorter break-in period and mold quickly to the wearer's foot.
- Versatile Aesthetic: The Peanut/Cognac tone is a warm, classic color that pairs seamlessly with navy suits, charcoal slacks, or dark indigo denim.
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