I get mine custom-made from M.L. Leddy Sons on N. Main in Fort Worth,
Texas. They do not hurt. I always have worn them, and always will, and
will be buried in my best pair. Bad boots are not real boots.
"Terry A. Smith" wrote:
Cowboy boots hurt, there's no getting around it. A slave to
Justin. Every time.
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Hound Dog Research, Survey and Social Research Consultancy,
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On Mon, 15 Mar 1999, Iain Noble wrote:
Justin. Every time.
Ironic that it takes an Englishman to point out the obvious g.
Kip
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Iain Noble
Hound Dog Research, Survey and Social Research
At 06:07 PM 3/15/99 -0800, you wrote:
A couple of places (not sure if they are still around, though)
Tiny's Boot Shop--East First just east of I35
Cadillac Jack's--North Lamar
It's been gone awhile and Jimmy died a couple of years ago. Not sure what
happened to all those boots.
Allen's
Jerald remembers the names of those two vintage shops on S Lamar...
Amelia's or Flashback.
Which reminds me: there's another good vintage place way up North,
just off 50th (I think?), not too far from Airport Blvd. They have
more boots than Amelia's or Flashback, although the selection
With all due respect to you mad dogs and (one) Englishman, I can't believe
nobody has mentioned El Paso's own Tony Lama. My first pair (black iguana)
were TL's, and I still wear them 12 years later.
For sheer pointy-toedness, though, you can't beat the pair of Chisholms
I've got; you could kill
On Tue, 16 Mar 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mark Wyatt) wrote:
with 'em. Way uncomfortable, but I will always suffer for fashion, as
the P2
partygoers at NEA will attest.
*Fashion*...hmm, is THAT what you call it?
Jerry
Would this be the pot calling the kettle black Mr. Fashion
Brad Bechtel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But no black, relatively plain, pointy tipped cowboy boots.
So what's a good brand? What's a good brand to avoid? Any tips for
a finer shopping experience?
I have a pair just like you describe (well, almost... they're ropers).
They are Justin
Cowboy boots hurt, there's no getting around it. A slave to fashion in the
jurassa-alt.country days, I wore the damn things for years, and the only
use I ever found for them was, one time I was shooting a rodeo for a small
paper in SW Colorado, and when an avalanche of wild bull started heading
Brad Bechtel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But no black, relatively plain, pointy tipped cowboy boots.
So what's a good brand? What's a good brand to avoid? Any tips for
a finer shopping experience?
I just bought my 6th pair of boots today, Laredo Brand on sale for $90, all
leather so a good
I'm hopin' to pick up some kickers down in Austin this weekend. Anyone out
there know the best place to go?
Thanks,
Erik Gerding
Ultapolitan Records
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black, relatively plain, pointy tipped cowboy boots.
I picked up a pair of black Justin boots with pointy toes and
subdued stitching at Allen's on S. Congress in Austin a
couple of weeks ago. So far, bueno; they feel and look good.
I think they're doeskin, which makes them lighter than my
A couple of places (not sure if they are still around, though)
Tiny's Boot Shop--East First just east of I35
Cadillac Jack's--North Lamar
Allen's Boots--South Congress
Jamie
Erik Gerding wrote:
I'm hopin' to pick up some kickers down in Austin this weekend. Anyone out
there know the best
Erik Gerding wrote:
Anyone out there know the best place to go?
Apparently Ohio.
New boots? I think Dan Post are the most comfortable while still looking
sharp The pair of mine I wear most often are Dan Post. I have
cooler-looking ones, but none more comfortable.
Jamie mentions these new boot stores in Austin:
A couple of places (not sure if they are still around,
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