Give Cancer the Boot in the Durango® Women’s Lady Rebel™ Pink Western Boot By purchasing this boot, Durango® will donate a percentage of the proceeds of each pink ribbon boot sale to the Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research, up to $35,000 annually. To date, Durango® has donated more than $273,000 to breast cancer research.By wearing these Durango® Boots, you can show your support for those who have been affected and create awareness about this disease.This style has a dark brown foot with a bright pink full-grain leather shaft. The pink shaft is adorned with embellishments and white stitching and each pull tab features a pink ribbon.Durango® made these pull-on boots comfortable, too. A contoured, removable footbed provides cushioning and ventilation. Additional comfort comes from the Cushion Flex insole and molded EVA midsole along with a tempered steel shank which provides support to your foot to wear these boots all day!The 10-inch boots have a double-row welt stitch, 1 1/2-inch Rocker heel and a square toeDon't overlook the stylish soles of these women's boots, either. The dual-density rubber outsoles are translucent to display a pink ribbon graphic.Make a difference in the world just by retail shopping. Get a pair today!In 1998, Stefanie Spielman was diagnosed with breast cancer at the young age of 30. At the time, her husband, Chris, was a football player in the NFL. Stefanie and Chris realized they could use their unique situation to do more so they created the Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research to help improve treatment, advance patient care and ultimately, to find the cure. 100% of the dollars donated to the Spielman Fund support this live-saving work. To learn more, visit www.spielmanfund.com By wearing these Durango® Boots, you can show your support for those who have been affected and create awareness about this disease.This style has a dark brown foot with a bright pink full-grain leather shaft. The pink shaft is adorned with embellishments and white stitching and each pull tab features a pink ribbon.Durango® made these pull-on boots comfortable, too. A contoured, removable footbed provides cushioning and ventilation. Additional comfort comes from the Cushion Flex insole and molded EVA midsole along with a tempered steel shank which provides support to your foot to wear these boots all day!The 10-inch boots have a double-row welt stitch, 1 1/2-inch Rocker heel and a square toeDon't overlook the stylish soles of these women's boots, either. The dual-density rubber outsoles are translucent to display a pink ribbon graphic.Make a difference in the world just by retail shopping. Get a pair today!In 1998, Stefanie Spielman was diagnosed with breast cancer at the young age of 30. At the time, her husband, Chris, was a football player in the NFL. Stefanie and Chris realized they could use their unique situation to do more so they created the Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research to help improve treatment, advance patient care and ultimately, to find the cure. 100% of the dollars donated to the Spielman Fund support this live-saving work. To learn more, visit www.spielmanfund.com By wearing these Durango® Boots, you can show your support for those who have been affected and create awareness about this disease. This style has a dark brown foot with a bright pink full-grain leather shaft. The pink shaft is adorned with embellishments and white stitching and each pull tab features a pink ribbon. Durango® made these pull-on boots comfortable, too. A contoured, removable footbed provides cushioning and ventilation. Additional comfort comes from the Cushion Flex insole and molded EVA midsole along with a tempered steel shank which provides support to your foot to wear these boots all day! The 10-inch boots have a double-row welt stitch, 1 1/2-inch Rocker heel and a square toe Don't overlook the stylish soles of these women's boots, either. The dual-density rubber outsoles are translucent to display a pink ribbon graphic. Make a difference in the world just by retail shopping. Get a pair today! In 1998, Stefanie Spielman was diagnosed with breast cancer at the young age of 30. At the time, her husband, Chris, was a football player in the NFL. Stefanie and Chris realized they could use their unique situation to do more so they created the Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research to help improve treatment, advance patient care and ultimately, to find the cure. 100% of the dollars donated to the Spielman Fund support this live-saving work. To learn more, visit www.spielmanfund.com