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Broke them in over a weekend. Wore them to my brother's wedding. Got compliments all night. They look as good with jeans as they do with a suit.
Every pair. Every stitch. By hand. Boots built for the work, the ride, and the trail — and the miles you don't plan for.

Mountain Claws was built on a working-class promise — that craftsmanship and grit don't have to cost a paycheck. Every pair is Goodyear-welted and made by hand. Built to break in, not break down.




Broke them in over a weekend. Wore them to my brother's wedding. Got compliments all night. They look as good with jeans as they do with a suit.
Took these on a 5-day elk hunt in Montana. Wet, cold, brutal terrain. Never let me down. Waterproof claim is legit — feet stayed dry through everything.
Broke them in over a weekend. Wore them to my brother's wedding. Got compliments all night. They look as good with jeans as they do with a suit.
Took these on a 5-day elk hunt in Montana. Wet, cold, brutal terrain. Never let me down. Waterproof claim is legit — feet stayed dry through everything.

Goodyear-welted — boots made to wear in, not wear out.
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Nic has been a force in the arena from the very beginning. He captured the 2025 SEBRA Professional Bull Riding National Championship, earned multiple state titles, and is a three-time NHSRA National Finals Qualifier. Nic was also selected as a featured bull rider for Rodeo 250 in Washington, D.C. Today, he's continuing to build on that success as he climbs the ranks of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA), proving he's one of the sport's rising stars.

Mountain Claws is incredibly excited to partner with Mounted Shooter Jessi Amos on a women's western boot. Jessi competes at the highest level, earning two World Championship titles in Mounted Shooting. This year she set a world record at the USMS Nationals and Elite Shootout. She lives by her logo: Faith and Courage. The Jessi Amos boot features a soft turquoise upper with her logo embroidered and a chestnut brown bottom.

Julia is an accomplished rodeo athlete with success across multiple disciplines. A 2014 MDHSRA All-Around Cowgirl Champion and NHSRA Finals Qualifier, she has also qualified for the WCRA World Finals (2022, 2025), earned Reserve National Champion SEBRA Barrel Racer honors twice, won the 2022 True Grit Rodeo Tour Championship, and is a PRCA/IPRA money winner. Julia continues to compete at the highest level, qualifying for major events including the NBHA World Championships and IBRA National Finals.

Ashton is a rodeo competitor making his mark in the bull riding world. A two-time American Roughstock Association Finals Qualifier, Eastern Pro Rodeo Association Finals Qualifier, and Buckles & Spurs Series Champion in Doswell, Virginia, Ashton continues to build momentum as he competes at top rodeos throughout the region.

Austin is a dedicated rodeo athlete known for his determination, grit, and passion for the sport. Whether he's competing close to home or traveling to the next event, Austin brings a strong work ethic and a competitive mindset every time he enters the arena. Focused on continual growth and committed to his craft, he's a rising competitor with a bright future in rodeo.

Jake has been entertaining rodeo crowds since stepping into the arena at just 12 years old. His talent has taken him from coast to coast, including performances at the South Point Arena in Las Vegas. A 2023 SPRA Finals Barrelman, 2024 SEBRA Finals Barrelman, and 2025 UBF Finals Entertainer, Jake is now showcasing his craft on the PRCA stage, bringing energy, laughter, and first-class entertainment to rodeos across the country.

Parents Corey and Robyn Jackson have instilled the values of hard work, dedication, and faith into their children. Robert is the oldest and, though he doesn't compete, he's the family's motivation and biggest cheerleader. Ryan is the 2025 Maryland HSRA Break Away Reserve State Champion and 3x NJHSFR Qualifier. Rea is the 2024 Maryland HSRA Goat Tying Reserve State Champion and 2024 Girls Rookie of the Year. Nic is featured on his own. And Dylan, the youngest, is making his way in cowboy protection — 2024 Maryland JHSRA Boys Rookie of the Year.
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