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I'd sooner drive a 1977 AMC pacer than one of those tesla "pickups", what a joke they are

Those "hummers" were a bummer for sure. I suppose some folks have enough money to afford tossing money away on stupid vehicles like Hummers, not to mention their never ending thirst for gasoline. I tend to keep vehicles forever as well, but that is only possible if you are somewhat handy and can tend to basics yourself such as oil changes and basic maintenance/repairs. I can understand how many would prefer to buy a new car every so often, trading in a low mileage well maintained vehicle that might even have a bit of original warranty left on it. Today's vehicles are super complex, and very expensive to repair.

For sure, my favorite "classic styling", they fit his legs so well, love the color, they look great over the jeans. So envious!

Your photos are great, but I surely understand how you feel. On many sites, guys will add ten/twenty pictures of them in the exact same outfit, almost like a little movie except "frame by frame" photos. In most cases, that is way too much. I feel bad because I usually only look at the first photo "assssuming" the rest are more or less that same. Hmnm, hard to comment about this. While I can understand why others would question the heels being included in the photo, I also understand why you did include them.

Those boots are amazing, my favorite classic style, love the color. Looks like good quality leather as well, you look great!

They look great, rugged heels that work in most any terrain/occasion

I have always felt that given a certain actual heel height, it is much easier to walk in them with larger feet.

Would love to be able to get rid of my car for sure. But, most of the US is just not set up with good public transportation.

I will have to measure my nine west ankle boots this way today!

So true

You are sooo right. It is the total design of the shoe/boot that determines walking ease and comfort. I just wish that there was a universal accepted way/method for measuring heel height. As we know, heel heights vary even on a particular manufacturer's exact model depending on size. I have struggled for many years to make the jump from 4 to 5"/12cm heels. I was so thrilled to find these nine west stiletto booties (5"/12cm) heels that are fairly easy to walk in! Too bad I wrecked one of the heels, since found another pair though, will be more careful.

I wore my 10cm ankle boots for several hours yesterday while rejuvinating the latest outboard I pulled off my buddy's junk pile, felt great, very comfortable

So sorry to hear this, nothing more upsetting than heel failure on a great pair of boots. What brand/style are you tall heeled boots? I often wonder if my walking style has something to do with heel failure. Those boots are amazing, and fit so nicely, so sorry about the heel... Sure hope the repair works out, cobblers around here won't touch a broken/loose heel..

Cool!

I have oftened wondered the same thing about myself. Just wish there was some way of recording my stride in boots to get a true idea of how I look. I might be very disappointed, or perhaps I would learn how to improve...