Every time a new movie comes out, I get asked about who’s-wearing-which boots. So here you go… if you want boots just like Rango wears, go get yourself a pair of Old Gringo Nevada cowboy boots (I dare you to tell me I’m wrong.)
And… if you like Westerns, you should go see Rango. Does the team proud. Yes, it does.
(P.S. Right now, endless.com has some great women’s cowboy boots on sale.)
What do you get when you cross a cowboy boot with a skate board? Tin Haul is aim at the teen rodeo market, graffiti colors… unruly.
Designed by grown-ups who obviously wanted to do something that’s never been done before… and in their excitement lost all sense and designed something that shouldn’t be done ever …place a portrait of a woman on the sole of a cowboy boot.
Rude.
Why don’t we have an “obvious sole” with a eye-catching American flag? or a maybe cross? Hey! Maybe do a print-on-demand set up with the teen’s actual grandmother, mother or English teacher?
Grrrrrr.
(Tin Haul cowboy boots made by Stetson > a.k.a Roper, a.k.a Karman, Inc. What do you think?)
I’ve posted a new version of my big-list-o-bootmakers. Sorted by state; alphabetized by shop name.
Please don’t click all the links in one sitting …you should get some sunshine.
– I’m just gonna come out and say it… this is what Lucchese boots should cost.
– This pair of boots reminds me of a lucky penny you’d find on the street, and that makes me happy.
– Best buy. Every guy should own a pair of black cowboy boots. Wear ’em, thrash ’em …don’t get attached. Leave them behind somewhere, on the way to someplace else.
