Double H Mickey 12" Square Toe USA Made Western Work Boot — Medium Brown — DH4400
This Men's 12" Domestic Wide Square Toe I.C.E.™ Roper is built to bring you comfort and performance.
It's equipped with a shock-absorbing insert and our ultra-strong oil- and slip-resisting I.C.E.™ outsole that's designed with outstanding abrasion resistance for longer wear. This style is proudly Made in the USA with global parts.
Key Features of the Double H Mickey DH4400
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Mont Blanc Leather Vamp & Toe — Full-grain leather over the foot.
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Peanut Bison Leather Shaft — Genuine American bison hide, thicker and more rugged than cattle leather.
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Soft Wide Square Toe — No safety cap; room for the toes to spread.
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Leather Lining, 8 Row Stitch Pattern, Saddle Vamp — Traditional roper styling.
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Double Stitched Leather Welt — Stitched sole construction; resoleable.
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Cushioned Insole with Removable Shock-Absorbing Insert — Two layers of cushioning; the insert lifts out for an orthotic.
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Oak I.C.E.™ Outsole — Industrial Compressed Elastomer, Double H's longest-lasting outsole; oil- and slip-resisting.
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1 5/8 Inch Heel — Roper height: stable for walking, still holds a stirrup.
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Made in the USA with Global Parts — Built in Double H's Martinsburg, Pennsylvania factory.
Two-Tone Leather, Built to Last
The Mickey pairs a Mont Blanc leather vamp and toe with a Peanut bison leather shaft — bison being naturally tougher and more tear-resistant than standard cattle leather — for a two-tone western look with extra durability where it counts.
Built to Be Rebuilt
The double stitched leather welt attaches the outsole with two rows of stitching rather than adhesive, so a cobbler can replace the Oak I.C.E.™ sole when it wears and you keep the broken-in upper.
Who the Soft-Toe Mickey Is For
Ranch, ag, driving, and general work where a rated toe is not required and you want the lightest, roomiest version of the bison Mickey with 12" of western coverage.
Similar Styles to Consider
Shop more: Double H Square Toe, Double H USA Made, Double H
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of toe does the Mickey DH4400 have?
A soft wide square toe with no safety cap, which keeps the boot light and roomy across the forefoot. If your jobsite requires an ASTM-rated toe, the DH5400 shares the same bison Mickey build with a steel safety toe rated I-75/C-75.
Can the Mickey be resoled?
Yes. The double stitched leather welt attaches the outsole with stitching rather than adhesive, so a cobbler can replace the Oak I.C.E.™ sole when the tread wears down.
What makes bison leather different from standard leather?
Bison hide has a tighter, more pronounced grain and is naturally thicker and more tear-resistant than cattle leather, so the Mickey's shaft stands up to abrasion and daily wear better while still breaking in comfortably.
How should a wide square toe roper fit?
Fit at the instep and heel matters more than length on a pull-on, since there are no laces to adjust. The wide square toe gives the forefoot room to spread, so size for a snug instep with a slight heel slip that settles as the leather breaks in. If you are between widths, take the wider one.
How do I care for bison and full grain leather?
Wipe the boots down, let them dry away from direct heat, and condition both the vamp and the bison shaft a few times a year. Skip the power washer — it strips the oils from the leather and the upper will crack.
What's the difference between the Mickey DH4400 and DH5400?
Same 12" wide square roper build with the Mont Blanc and bison leather combination on a double stitched leather welt — the DH4400 is the soft-toe version, while the DH5400 adds a steel safety toe and an EH rating.
