Thank You! We're here you just gotta know where to lookOriginally Posted by mysterio
Hello @Cowboy45 , welcome to RepGeek. Did not know there were cowboys in Cali. Now I do.Enjoy your stay.
Thank You! We're here you just gotta know where to lookHello @Cowboy45 , welcome to RepGeek. Did not know there were cowboys in Cali. Now I do.
Are you a fan of roper boots or cowboy boots?Thank You! We're here you just gotta know where to look
Are you a fan of Lucchese boots?
"Aiyah Panerai, buay beh liao eh lah."
WTB your Kevin, Ted Su, Wotancraft, Piotr or Simona Straps for 24 mm and or 26 mm width and at least 80mm by 140mm length or larger. Want To Buy Panerai 168, 196, 213, 253, 308, 332, 519, and 654 and other Panerai Chronographs and AP ROO's.
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Ropers are nice for day to day when you don't want much of a heel, lucchese are nice however I've never owned a pair. My favorite work/daily type are ariats, mostly ride in Justin's or ariats, I ride saddle bronc and I'm trying out some boulets that are doing pretty well, and my nicer/dress up pair at the moment are a pair of the calf skin tecovas which are super comfortable with the regular heel. I want to pick up some of the ostrich or lizard skins from tecovas as well, they make nice quality boots.
I prefer ropers over what I refer to as the traditional cowboy boot. Ropers have a wider heel, lower heel, and tend to have a wider profile. I am a big fan for Lucchese for ostrich, elephant, and other skins. Jusitn and Ariat make a great boot for the price. Tecovas seem to be generating a lot of buzz.
Luchhese ostrich are sought after in Texas. I wear mine with my suits.
"Aiyah Panerai, buay beh liao eh lah."
WTB your Kevin, Ted Su, Wotancraft, Piotr or Simona Straps for 24 mm and or 26 mm width and at least 80mm by 140mm length or larger. Want To Buy Panerai 168, 196, 213, 253, 308, 332, 519, and 654 and other Panerai Chronographs and AP ROO's.
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