herbinedave
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Cockroach Killers eh! Well, sir that's all I wore. There was a purpose for those "J" and "X" toes that you obviously don't know.Idlefellow":ad5gy90k said:Back in the day when cowboy boots was all I wore I preferred Sanders boots - real pegged soles, nice underslung heel, and none of those cockroach-killer toes :x . Don't even know if they make 'em any more, but they made a fine boot back then. I haven't owned a pair of cowboy boots in probably 25 years.
The higher sloped heels were designed so after a rope was thrown and the cowboy was off his horse he could brake gently with his heels and not dig in abruptly breaking ones ankle. Hence Dogging heels and or Riding heels.PozzSka":m2c61bdb said:I tease my brother all the time about his cowboy boots...
Manly, outdoorsy types, strong and brave, who love to wear high heels.
Authentic cowboy boots have a rounded toe; the pointy toes are a Hollywood affectation:Cartaphilus":ab2rwke4 said:Cockroach Killers eh! Well, sir that's all I wore. There was a purpose for those "J" and "X" toes that you obviously don't know.Idlefellow":ab2rwke4 said:Back in the day when cowboy boots was all I wore I preferred Sanders boots - real pegged soles, nice underslung heel, and none of those cockroach-killer toes :x . Don't even know if they make 'em any more, but they made a fine boot back then. I haven't owned a pair of cowboy boots in probably 25 years.
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