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Ive got two pairs of Ariats, one pair are pull on "cowboy boots" and the other are lacers
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I have to agree. I rode a horse once and just couldn't really trust the thing.Horses are for people who aren't inherently suspicious of others' motives.
Growing up, especially through junior high and high school, I had chronic (almost incurable) athlete's foot. I remember the skin literally falling out from between my toes in long strips. Smelled awful. Antifungal cremes helped some but it was never truly cleared up. Little did I know it was due to my feet rotting in the "stylish" basketball-type sneakers of the era.
My town had a western store that had an annual boot sale. Folks used to come from miles around, we're talking HUNDREDS of miles to get to this boot sale. Since my dad was a college instructor, he had to have presentable footwear. So about the time he'd get a pair of boots worked in real good, he'd go to the boot sale and start all over. This resulted in a closet ram packed with western style boots in generally good to great condition. One year's wear (especially at a school) is nothing to a good pair of Noconas.
One evening I was going to go out with some friends and decided to forego the sneakers and dug out a pair of Dan Post boots from my dad's collection. After that night I started wearing the boots more often. They were so comfortable! Then, like magic, my foot fungus was gone. Gone! No more smelly feet. I don't think I've owned over five pairs of sneakers since then and that's been twenty years ago. I see those sneakers are making a comeback and I feel for the ignoratti that wears them. Itchy, smelly, rotten feet are NEVER in style.![]()
Long time no see Jason(forgot to add ... this is solidsoldier)
How do those things hold up? I'm liking the ones with the sheath but they seem kinda impractical unless you keep your pants bloused into your boots all the time.
i wear basic brown ariats most days.