[lonyaeger]

I've had several surgeries on my feet over the years, so one thing I won't scrimp on is shoes/boots. If your feet hurt, your whole body hurts.

And I'd rather buy ONE pair of $500 boots to last me 15 years than five pairs of $100 boots to last the same amount of time......cuz yer puds will be hurtin' that whole time in the cheapies.

[IGETEVEN]

Damn Lon. BB may want to do some actual work, while wearing his boots and them dresser boots of yours ain't for stomping through the cow patties, horse apples, mud and dust.

Get a pair of Justin Roper boots, they range from $80 - $450 and you can get all them exotic skins if you want to dress up. If you want a damn comfortable, long wearing, all around work boots, you want some Ropers.



Jack

[lonyaeger]

Originally Posted by Benning Boy

Do I need special care for different hides?

Yes, you do, but none of them take a LOT of care. I thought you said COWBOY boots, not work boots, so that's why I chimed in.

[Dillinger]

Originally Posted by Jess

Those are some gorgeous boots right there.

JD probably couldn't pull it off though

Because it will clash with my Hugo Boss suit and tie.

Originally Posted by lonyaeger

I've had several surgeries on my feet over the years, so one thing I won't scrimp on is shoes/boots. If your feet hurt, your whole body hurts.

And I'd rather buy ONE pair of $500 boots to last me 15 years than five pairs of $100 boots to last the same amount of time......cuz yer puds will be hurtin' that whole time in the cheapies.

Quoted for Truth. Having good footwear is a must. Nothing is worse than having cold, wet feet, and if they hurt on top of that, you are one miserable puppy.

If I wore cowboy boots, I would probably get really good ones too. I was just comparing Benning's future cow puncher salary.

[lonyaeger]

Originally Posted by IGETEVEN

Damn Lon. BB may want to do some actual work, while wearing his boots and them dresser boots of yours ain't for stomping through the cow patties, horse apples, mud and dust.

Get a pair of Justin Roper boots, they range from $80 - $450 and you can get all them exotic skins if you want to dress up. If you want a damn comfortable, long wearing, all around work boots, you want some Ropers.



Jack

See one of my previous posts, Jack.

[Dillinger]

Originally Posted by IGETEVEN

Damn Lon. BB may want to do some actual work, while wearing his boots and them dresser boots of yours ain't for stomping through the cow patties, horse apples, mud and dust.

Get a pair of Justin Roper boots, they range from $80 - $450 and you can get all them exotic skins if you want to dress up. If you want a damn comfortable, long wearing, all around work boots, you want some Ropers.



Jack

How well do they fast rope out of Blackhawk Chopper under the cover of darkness?

[lonyaeger]

Originally Posted by cpttango30

DO you want slip on boots or lace up boots?

Tony Lama make a great pair of boots. My dad wore nothing but Tony's for a long time.

I have a pair of Justin Lace up ropers that are rather tough. I haven't wore them in years because I don't dress hick anymore.

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Tony Lama - Tony Lama Boots - The World's Most Recognized Western Boot Brand Since 1911.

Ariat International

Here if you want a boot that will last you forever and a year White's are the way to go. There is nothing tougher than Whites. My dad had their line boots and I don't think he ever had to buy a second pair of them in 35 years. Whites are custom fitted to your foot measurements. These boots fit like a glove and last forever I am telling you.

Packers

Justin Official Boot of the PRCA

Right, but NEVER order boots over the web. I can't wear Tony Lama or Justin or Ariat because my feet are shaped like flippers with no arch. With Lucchese or Anderson Bean that's a non-issue. You just have to try them all on before you know which one is for you.

BB, what size you wear?

[IGETEVEN]

Originally Posted by Dillinger

How well do they fast rope out of Blackhawk Chopper under the cover of darkness?

Very well sir and even to horseback on a dead gallop!

Jack

[lonyaeger]

Originally Posted by cpttango30

DO you want slip on boots or lace up boots?

Tony Lama make a great pair of boots. My dad wore nothing but Tony's for a long time.

I have a pair of Justin Lace up ropers that are rather tough. I haven't wore them in years because I don't dress hick anymore.

Western Wear, Cowboy Boots, Western Shirts Apparel and Clothing | Cavender's Boot City Western Store

Tony Lama - Tony Lama Boots - The World's Most Recognized Western Boot Brand Since 1911.

Ariat International

Here if you want a boot that will last you forever and a year White's are the way to go. There is nothing tougher than Whites. My dad had their line boots and I don't think he ever had to buy a second pair of them in 35 years. Whites are custom fitted to your foot measurements. These boots fit like a glove and last forever I am telling you.

Packers

Justin Official Boot of the PRCA

If you're talkin' about THIS kind of lace-up boot, Tango....well those 'r ghey.

[Dzscubie]

Benning,

If you want a pair of working boots might I suggest:

Ariat International

Ariats will stand up to ranch work and are extremely comfortable. They work well on foot or horse back and have a nice spur ledge for working cattle.

I will support Lons suggestion of Lucchese as great boots, I don’t own a pair, but Linda has a pair of custom made that she loves. (PS, Lucchese is here in El Paso, so is Tony Lama).

Lama’s aren’t bad but you have to try on a bunch of pairs to find a pair that really fits.

Justin are nice, I wear Justin at work, but are not as good a quality as Lamas or Lucchese.