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Cowboy Boot
Are you a fan of Western movies and culture? Do you love horses? Even if you aren’t closely tied to those things, you’ll still be aware of the cultural impact of the cowboy boot. The toes are usually pointed because it makes it easier to slide your foot through the stirrups on the horse. A typical cowboy boot hugs the calf and is meant to provide some level of protection to the lower leg while riding, but it can be worn casually when not on the horse. A spur can be seen protruding from the rear of the boot. These were primarily meant to help direct the horse in the intended direction that the rider wished to go in.
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