Dunno if this counts but I have a pair of botines(sky blue) with the zipper on the side.

Question-Que quiere decir "mantarraya"?

I personally own several pairs-2 pairs I had custom made. Image shack is not working for me so I can't post pictures or I would show you, but I'll describe. Let's see um-1 pair is black leather (tops and bottoms) with deep red stitching. Another pair is of goat skin burgandy bottoms with cream colored tops (burgandy tops). Those have a heel like the picture you posted labled PR. The rest are ropers-which have a smaller heal like the one pictured in the picture you posted (pd)-I have both a pair of black and mink (brown) lizard, and a pair of antique saddle ostrich. I was use to the roper heel, when I had the others made, well it took some getting use to but I love the goat skin they are soft-but not something you can get rough with. The lizard are another favorite of mine. As for a hat-you have to know what you are looking for-if you are looking at a tejana-un sombrero todovia no es tan dificil-to find.
The second picture you posted here they are called 'punta chihuahua'-don't ask me why-I don't know.

They look cool, but I could never wear them. they are uncomfortable - I'm wide foot. I barley can get away with Stacy Adams.

caker wrote:Question-Que quiere decir "mantarraya"?

I personally own several pairs-2 pairs I had custom made. Image shack is not working for me so I can't post pictures or I would show you, but I'll describe. Let's see um-1 pair is black leather (tops and bottoms) with deep red stitching. Another pair is of goat skin burgandy bottoms with cream colored tops (burgandy tops). Those have a heel like the picture you posted labled PR. The rest are ropers-which have a smaller heal like the one pictured in the picture you posted (pd)-I have both a pair of black and mink (brown) lizard, and a pair of antique saddle ostrich. I was use to the roper heel, when I had the others made, well it took some getting use to but I love the goat skin they are soft-but not something you can get rough with. The lizard are another favorite of mine. As for a hat-you have to know what you are looking for-if you are looking at a tejana-un sombrero todovia no es tan dificil-to find.
The second picture you posted here they are called 'punta chihuahua'-don't ask me why-I don't know.

mantarraya is that one thing that killed the croc hunter, maybe u heard about this. its either called stingray or manta ray, not sure. i think those punta chihuahua are called that because the they are very pointy and point up, more than the avergae boot, not sure, ill ask my husband he was just talking about it the other day we saw them. pero mirala, i never thought u wore some boots like these

iPedro wrote:They look cool, but I could never wear them. they are uncomfortable -

I agree, I can't wear them. They aren't comfortable to me. Everyone has their own style, but this ones not for me.

TEJANA

Justin "Ropers"



If I where into the cowboy look thats what I would where

ur1nonly wrote:

caker wrote:Question-Que quiere decir "mantarraya"?

I personally own several pairs-2 pairs I had custom made. Image shack is not working for me so I can't post pictures or I would show you, but I'll describe. Let's see um-1 pair is black leather (tops and bottoms) with deep red stitching. Another pair is of goat skin burgandy bottoms with cream colored tops (burgandy tops). Those have a heel like the picture you posted labled PR. The rest are ropers-which have a smaller heal like the one pictured in the picture you posted (pd)-I have both a pair of black and mink (brown) lizard, and a pair of antique saddle ostrich. I was use to the roper heel, when I had the others made, well it took some getting use to but I love the goat skin they are soft-but not something you can get rough with. The lizard are another favorite of mine. As for a hat-you have to know what you are looking for-if you are looking at a tejana-un sombrero todovia no es tan dificil-to find.
The second picture you posted here they are called 'punta chihuahua'-don't ask me why-I don't know.

mantarraya is that one thing that killed the croc hunter, maybe u heard about this. its either called stingray or manta ray, not sure. i think those punta chihuahua are called that because the they are very pointy and point up, more than the avergae boot, not sure, ill ask my husband he was just talking about it the other day we saw them. pero mirala, i never thought u wore some boots like these

What I wear ranges-you know just like everyone else-hopefully I can get this imageshack to work soon and show you what I'm talking about. Just remember that out here it's mostly farming, ranching, and oil. Do you have any particular in mind-type of skin, color- I know you wrote brown heel. Pete, they do make them in a wider width-if the people have a good selection. Pero tambien it takes some getting use to-if you've never worn them before.
If you get a hat out of felt or beaver make sure they spray it-it'll help it hold it's shape and when you are looking at one make sure the brim has a clean cut (not jagged), and that it isn't overly flimsy-it won't hold it's shape.

^ yea, i want some exactly like the black ones up there, but with the brown heel, i've seen them somewhere and i liked it better than the black heel. we are going to chicago tomorrow and hopefully i can find the right size and the exact colors over there. over here they didnt have my size so im thinking over there i will have better luck. i dont know yet if ill get the hat, i dont know, im not so much into it for me, i like it more on men than on myself... pero a ver que, maybe ill end up getting one anyways once im there lol
whenever ur imageshack works post them up

Cool, just remember felt is for summer, straw is worn during spring and summer. Go Diana, I'm have to find some good music and we're gonna have to let you cut a rug so you can break in your boots! Kidding-serious though, I hope you do find what you're looking for!! Goodluck.

^ lol :haha: if i break anything is gonna be my boots cuz i'll probably be tripping on myself with them big ol things