Name: Previously Loved Rodney Ammons Women's Round Toe Tall Buckaroo Cowboy Boots - Size 6.5 - Black
Brand: Boot Collector
Price: 690.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Previously Loved Rodney Ammons Women's Round Toe Tall Buckaroo Cowboy Boots - Size 6.5 - Black

$690.00

Stunning previously loved pair of Rodney Ammons boots features black and grey ringtail lizard leather construction. These are an incredible pair of boots from an amazing bootmaker. The design includes a round toe, a 1.75" mid heel, tall buckaroo silhouette. Ammons Boots was a prestigious name in the El Paso bootmaking community, founded by master cordwainer Phil Ammons, who learned the trade under the legendary Charlie Dunn.

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A little truth in advertising: many of our boots have already walked a mile or two before they walk into your closet. The first photo sometimes shows the style fresh and new, just so you can see it in its original glory. The photos that follow show the exact pair headed your way, blemishes, character, and all. Questions on fit, wear, or measurements? Send them our way before you buy — we're always happy to help you find the perfect pair.

Comparable brands: Ammons, Austin Hall, Caboots, Charlie Dunn, JB Hill, John Allen Woodward, Little's, LM Easterling, Loveless, Lucchese, Rocketbuster, Stallion, Stewart Romero, Texas Traditions/Lee Miller, TO Stanley, Tres Outlaws

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BOOT Care
Sustainability
siZE CHART

Brand: Rodney Ammons

Boot Condition: Previously Loved

Target gender: Women's

Color: BlackGreyAnimal

Boot Leather: Leather

Heel height: 1.75" Mid

Heel slant:

Boot closure: Slip in

Boot Toe: Round toe medium

Model Name:

Model Details: 265

Inventory Number: 344

Clean before storing
Wipe off dirt and dust; condition lightly so the leather stays nourished.

Use boot trees or stuff the shafts
Helps maintain shape, prevents creasing, and supports long‑term structure.

Store in a cool, dry place
Avoid heat, humidity, and direct sunlight to prevent cracking or fading.

Let them breathe
Use cloth bags or open shelving—never sealed plastic, which traps moisture.

Condition periodically
A light conditioning every few months keeps leather supple and prevents drying.

Rotate wear
Giving boots a day or two between uses allows leather to rest, dry and stay strong.

Check soles and heels
Repair early to extend the life of the boot and avoid bigger issues later.

OUR IMPACT

Opting for leather boots - whether brand-new or thoughtfully pre-owned - is one of the more environmentally responsible choices you can make in footwear.

Unlike synthetic shoes made from plastics and petroleum-based materials, real leather contains no plastic and won't shed microplastics as it wears. It's also built to last: high-quality leather is naturally durable and repairable, meaning a well-made pair can be resoled, restored, and kept in wear for years - often decades - rather than tossed after a season or two. And at the true end of its life, leather tends to be far less persistent in a landfill than plastic-based materials, which can linger for centuries.

Buying used leather boots takes all of this even further. It extends the life of an already-made product, keeps a well-crafted item out of the landfill, and reduces demand for new manufacturing altogether. Every pair kept in circulation helps conserve resources and supports a more circular, less disposable approach to fashion.

In short: leather boots aren't just a style choice — they're a long-term, low-waste investment in quality, and choosing a pre-loved pair takes that even further.

THE CRAFT
Additionally, we partner with small boot shops to bring unique choices to you and help build and maintain the bootmaking craft.

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Leather Care Kit

$39

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Boot Dust Bags

$20

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BRAND STORY

Ammons Boots was a prestigious name in the El Paso bootmaking community, founded by master cordwainer Phil Ammons, who learned the trade under the legendary Charlie Dunn. Operating as a custom shop, the brand was renowned for its meticulous hand-stitched detailing and high-grade materials, producing boots that were as much works of art as they were functional footwear. Each pair was crafted with a focus on individual fit and unique design elements, often incorporating rare exotic skins and complex decorative patterns. Although the brand is no longer in active mass production, its legacy persists through the high-quality vintage pairs that remain highly sought after by collectors of artisanal Texas craftsmanship.