Cow Boy Boot

A boot is a type of shoe that covers the foot and ankle and can reach to the knee or groin. At first they were designed as work shoes in order to improve the protection of the foot and ankle joint. There are countless varieties according to height, color, material and style. Most have a heel, clearly differentiated from the sole even if they are both made of the same material.

Cowboy boots are originally from work. They are especially made of fur or exotic leathers like ostrich or snake. In Mexico it is common to wear this boot already acquired influence on culture (not to be confused with the charra boot) unlike this Mexican cowboy boot is on the heel adjustment for spur-shaped brooch and not necessarily leather actually takes a combination fabric, metal and leather is highlighting its design. Components that are observed in cowboy boots, is the pointed tip, or semi sharp, which may or may not lead cap. The heels are also distinctive because they can carry an internal inclination, some steeper than others; for example the Cuban heel.