I have an excellent pair of Harley Davidson motorcycle boots that make me feel like a badass every time I put them on.

Old School Lace Up Ropers, I still have 2 pair!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...e/DSC00787.jpg

Feet too small for men's shoes
 

I thought some butches with feet too small for men's shoes might appreciate this site: https://www.tomboytoes.com/

Wingtips for ALL occasions

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...d4efb105a4.jpg

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...7b9abad54f.jpg

Well okay, not all occasions. No beach volleyball.

Okay I love tennis shoes about as much as my cowboy boots, but I got this pair not too long ago:

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...psaqvvesid.jpg

I like to welcome some new additions to my boot collection family, I clearly needed more brown boots!

http://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/...psxxv98lhy.jpg

http://www.shamsaziz.webspace.virgin...s/991/289s.jpg
Also I can't resist a classic clunky workers safety boot with steel toe caps...:sunglass:
http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTAwMFgxMz..._id=880000500F

wanna say
 

Neatsfoot oil is all I have ever used on my leather boots. Not good for light boots as it will stain but mine are all black. My cowboy boots and dress boots have lasted forever. Love the stuff.

I am becoming a butch Imelda Marcos.

Won these on eBay; work boots ca. 1920's:

http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/NMAAAO...9r/s-l1600.jpg


My favorite pair of boots at the moment is this pair of Red Wing Iron Rangers. I've finally broken them in and they feel like baseball mitts for your feet:

http://www.redwingberlin.com/tl_file...assic-work.png


Nordstrom Rack had a sale not so long ago. Could you believe I scored a pair of these Red Wing Beckman chelseas for $55? That's almost $300 knocked off the retail price:

http://rwsbrookfield.com/images/prod...sized_zoom.jpg


Also, I've come looking for advice. Has anyone ever applied rubber half sole to a leather sole for protection? I considered getting it done professionally but after looking at a few videos on YouTube and some blogs on Google, I'm convinced I can save a lot of money by doing it myself. It may not be as nice but it'll do.

I have really small feet so I went in to Cavender's Western Wear last week and got refitted for cowboy boots! I had no idea that I could fit into a kid's pair of boots LOL

I have been wearing a size 5.5 B in ladies due to that being the only thing that fit but now I have a brand new pair of boy's boots! I will post a pic soon! So ya'll can pick at me :p

Dang partner, those are some might fine lookin boots:cigar2:

Thanks Homoe! The fit well too, go with pretty much all my new western clothes!

Finally got a new pair of boots a couple days ago. I'm the kind of person that wears one pair of boots for pretty much all occasions from work to just going out or whatever (minus gym or some kind of formal event obviously :P) so after 6 years I pretty much wore my last pair into the ground.

Anyway, the new pair are Work Pro 6" CTCP Hyper-Dris. Still breaking them in, but really liking them so far. I'm hoping they'll turn out as durable/long-lasting as my last pair!

http://thumbs.picclick.com/00/s/MTIw...-size-8-_1.jpg

http://thumbs.picclick.com/00/s/MTIw...-size-8-_1.jpg

https://www.marks.com/en/categories/...color%5D=BLACK

I looked at the link (thanks for posting it). Excellent choice for work and all around. :hangloose:

I personally wouldn't try it. If you have a pair of leather bottom shoes, you paid big money. I would put out the extra cash for a cobbler.

Thanks, I was looking into my next pair for a while but when I got to the store it came down to these and a pair of CATs (6" Hauler). Found the insoles in the Haulers pretty uncomfortable, but these ones are much better. Plus these ones also look more trustworthy on the waterproof front but we'll see come winter.

https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5520/...04348e58fe.jpg

A pair of packers made by Nick's Boots out of Spokane, Washington.


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Semi-dress boots by White's Boots, also based in Spokane.

Both have ridiculous arch support (imagine standing on a roll of quarters). No need to wear Superfeet insoles with these. Both boots are completely rebuildable and resoleable. Could last me 20 years or more if I keep my indoor manufacturing job. Heck, I may end up retiring before these boots do.

I can only post a link, hope it works, or when I get a computer I will post again.


I got these shoes the other day.

http://images.shoecarnival.com/i/scvl/86531_165083_1?$prod_thumb$&fit=constrain,1&w=293& h=250&fmt=jpg