We’re Going West! Bel-Art Brief

These (Cowboy) Boots were Made for...
Riding

Nancy Sinatra's boots may have been made for walking, but that's not the case with cowboy boots. And they're not made for fashion either, even though many who wear them never get anywhere near a horse.

Available in two styles, Western-style cowboy boots are made specifically for riding horses while Roper-style boots are made with the rodeo roper in mind.

Mid-calf or taller boot shaft -
protects the lower leg and ankle, on and off the horse

Angled Heel, over 1" high - keeps the foot in the stirrup (and the rider on the horse)

Above ankle, below mid-calf booth shaft - less expensive, allows the boot to be more easily removed

Squared-off heel, less than 1" high - easier to run to tie the calf in roping

• Slick, tread-less leather soles and narrow toes - easy insertion/removal into stirrups of saddles
• Heel - minimizes risk of the foot sliding out of the stirrup
• Shaft - holds the boot in place without laces

From Western cowboy boots on your feet to Western Blots in the lab...
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