Why Barn Boots Are In Demand More Than Ever


by Gregg Hall - Date: 2006-12-15 - Word Count: 450 Share This!

Farm workers as we know wear barn boots. Farm working is a filthy job, at times hazardous, and the barn boots provide for the worker a sturdy shoe with a steel toecap, as well as being one that is easily wiped clean. A farm hand walks around day and night so they also offer the ultimate in comfort. So do you want to wear barn boots?

They are not what you would call the most fashionable of items, but they are practical. Imagine you are at home and your dog is going wild jumping up and down because it needs to go for a walk. You look outside and its raining, you just know if you take the dog for a wander you will get filthy. If you had barn boots you would still get filthy, but they are meant to get dirty. You wouldn't wear them any other time and things are meant to be used. So take that dog for a walk.

One ludicrous myth passed on about barn boots, by people that don't really know, is that they are difficult to walk in. I've seen farmers run in barn boots. Sometimes when an animal is loose they have to chase after it, catch the thing and throw it back in its pen. So lets put an end to that rumor. Barn boot are easy to walk in. They are easy to move in full stop. So now you want to buy a pair of barn boots. Where do you go? Well they are actually a specialist shoe and you are not going to find them in any shoe store. Not even in a discount shoe store. Where you will find them is in a farmers shop and the best place to find these is in the yellow pages. Phone them up because these boots are popular with their customers and there no point in making a wasted journey, driving miles into nowhere only to discover they don't have them and getting back home at dark. So ask first and place an order if you want to buy it from that particular shop.

The Internet is also a good place. In the Google search write "barn shops" and it will come up with a list of online shops that sell such footwear. Unfortunately you are limited to the style of barn boots you can buy. They tend to come in two colors green and black. Though there is a rumor that a company is going to start a navy blue line next season, this isn't for a while so you are still limited to just two. In shape they're exactly the same as each other with round toes and rubber soles.


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Gregg Hall is an author living in Navarre Beach, Florida. Find more about this as well as designer handbags at http://www.pursesandbagsonline.com

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