Friday, November 13, 2009

Different Type Of Lucchese Cowboy Boots

Boots are footwear that covers the foot and the ankle and extends up to the leg, knee or hip. Made of leather or rubber or today even a variety of other materials boots are worn for protection from water, snow, mud or other hazards. They are also worn for ankle support and for style and fashion. Boots have a distinct heel. Single closely stitched boots are designed such that they prevent entry of water snow or dirt unlike other shoes which have laces and tongue. I am sure you know of gumboots which our moms made us wear when we wear kids during rains. They come in different lengths and are also worn by certain types of workers. Then there are also thigh boots called waders which are worn by anglers, which end at the hip level. Special boots are also made for steel workers and chemical workers. People who travel to Antarctic continent wear special boots which are insulated and inflatable.

Boots come in different forms like Hip boots, Knee- high boots, Thigh high boots, wedge boots and Marine Corps boots. There are various kinds of sports boots as well like the football boots, hiking boots, motorcycle boots, mountaineering boots, riding boots, ski boots and snow board boots. Under the work boot category there are Australian boots, cowboy boots, gumboots, steel toe boots and combat boots. Apart from the categories boots also come in certain styles like the Chelsea boots, Dress boots, Cowboy boots, Go-go boots, Hessian boots, Mukluks or dry snow boots, Rigger boots, Wellington boots and Valenky.

It was in 1880 that Sam Lucchese and his brother came to America. Although he was young he had a vision for a career in boot making. He is a fine and the best craftsman. Hid boot designs fit like no other. The making of Lucchese Cowboy boots takes time because of the rare art. Lucchese uses finest grade of leather. One of a kind design and craftsmanship with comprehensive understading of the human feet makes Lucchese boots fit like no other. A classic Barnwood Full Quil will cost you $849. Sound pricy however its uniqueness is worth every penny.

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