Made for Riding
Two pairs
of them sit side by side. One is shorter and a light tan on the top with a
darker underside; great for hiding dirt. Many take them for hiking boot, except
for the re-enforced toe area. They are well worn, and much loved. The other,
their counterpart, is made for long hours spent in a stirrup. They are black
and look like they belong to a different discipline altogether. They extend up
and over the ankle of the wearer to protect and support the wearer. They are
covered in a light film of dust and dirt that makes their color more black than
brown. They both sit near the door leading to the garage. They have been banned
from the carpeted areas.
Snug
The long
black protectors hang from the banister leading to the basement. They are sewn
from the best and softest leather. No longer coated in the dirt and dust, it
can be seen that they are well worn, but well cared for. They keep the riders
lower leg warm in the fall and winter riding and keep the leg in close to the
saddle all year. Even in the most extreme of heat waves, they are there, strapped
sung to the riders leg. They have spent many an hour on the trail, protecting
the vulnerable legs from brush, bugs and supporting the delicate lower leg of
the wearer.
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