Info about Footwear

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Boots Without a Heel Are Cool

Back when boots were first invented, men and women depended on horses for transportation. For that reason, the first boots all had heels. The heel gave each horse rider a way to "catch" the stirrup. In contrast to the first boots, flat boots have no discernible heel.

Flat boots appear on feet in rather unexpected places. Riders do not wear flat boots, but some sailors do. Women who go sailing enjoy wearing Treton Skerry boots. Each flat, colorful boot contains a colorful, canvas lining. These boots slip on and off either relative ease. This is good especially if you are going in and out of people's homes all day.

The appearance of flat boots has provided women with added excuses for wearing a pair of boots. Women tend to wear flat boots in the sping, instead of the winter. As the calendar approaches the first day of spring, women often take to wearing Blowfish Harnett boots. The buckle on each boot complements the colorful fabrid on the inside and outside of this footwear.

Women who hesitate to wear boots, because most are made from some type of animal skin, have reason to buy Blowfish Harnett boots. Each pair is considered to be "vegetarian friendly."

Another of the flat boots, the Lo Pro Button boot, is an adaptation of the "Classic Cardy." Its thin outsole underlines the degree to which this flat boot differs from the original.

The UGG label on each pair of Lo Pro Button boots shows that it came from Australia. The sheepskin lining in each boot demonstrates a wick like action. It pulls moisture away from the foot.

Each pair of Lo Pro boots can be transformed into a pair of flat ankle boots. That transformation involves the turning down of the shaft on each pair of flat boots. These boots manage to keep both ankles and feet warm and cozy.