Rossi Boots - Working since 1910
Rossi Boots suitable for on the land , in a kitchen or on a work site, there is a reason this versatile boot brand has become an Australian classic. Browse our stylish range of leather boots for men & women that are ideal for hard work & great weekends. Rossi Boots - since 1910.
Rossi Boots suitable for on the land , in a kitchen or on a work site, there is a reason this versatile boot brand has become an Australian classic. Browse our stylish range of leather boots for men & women that are ideal for hard work & great weekends. Rossi Boots - since 1910.
Highly comfortable, durable and all-rounder work boots
Made from premium materials like full-grain leather, suede, and nubuck, Rossi Boots deliver superior craftsmanship and longevity.
Engineered to handle the diverse Australian landscape
Rossi Boots - footwear range includes boots & shoes for hiking, casual, safety, dress and work.
Premium Quality Boots for Active People
The moment you try on a Rossi Boot, you’ll know your feet are in very good hands.
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Booma 607 built to last
The Rossi Booma features a nitrile rubber outsole just like their Endura range, but with a sleek, lower profile sole. The mud-shed tread offers awesome grip and durability, meaning those long days in the mud will be a breeze. The sole is also oil and acid resistant, making them perfect for a large range of jobs. These boots are made to last, and their classy design means you can wear them from the paddock to the pub!
The Rossi Booma features a nitrile rubber outsole just like their Endura range, but with a sleek, lower profile sole. The mud-shed tread offers awesome grip and durability, meaning those long days in the mud will be a breeze. The sole is also oil and acid resistant, making them perfect for a large range of jobs. These boots are made to last, and their classy design means you can wear them from the paddock to the pub!
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Check our size guide and step into comfort today.
Check our size guide and step into comfort today.
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