Showing posts with label born boots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label born boots. Show all posts

Friday, August 17

The Women's Born Tati Boot

Born Tati Boot - All About Me

My 'all about me' feelings became strong after I saw the movie The Shining. The part that really stuck with me was when Jack Nicholson's character had written the "all work and no play" line, and it got me wondering (in my weird way) if he would have gone insane if he had just relaxed. *laughs* Or maybe the ghosts and demonic influences hadn't of been there. Anyway, my 'all about me' movement revolves around everything and anything that makes ME happy. The Born Tati Boot is one of those things.

What's your thoughts on the Born Tati Boot?

I wish these had come out years ago when I was shopping for a comfortable, fashionable pair of shoes. Instead, at the time, I opted for the crappiest pair of heels in the store and lived to regret every step I took in those gruesome things. However, with the Born Tati Boot, I'm not regretting anything. Constructed of mainly leather, I've become adept at walking gracefully in "ankle-length" boots -- which is a feat I never thought I'd conquer. The thought of walking in 'booties' always terrified me because I had this horrible image of falling over and breaking my ankle; whereas, these are extremely supportive at all angles and I haven't even tripped while wearing them.

For me, the interior also makes a huge difference when it comes to whether a boot is worthy to grace my feet or not. The Born Tati Boot is cushioned on the inside, nurturing my feet and toes so I don't wind up with agonizing blisters or raw spots from where the new shoe will often rub on my heel. Instead, I've found that these boots are comfortable for up to 6 hours per evening; a small blessing when you spend as much time out with friends as I do on the weekends.
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Video - check out the women's Tati boot from Born:


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For more info on the women's Tati boot and some other similar styles, visit:

http://boots-boots-and-booties.com/born-tati-boot/

The Women's Born Roslyn Boot

Born Roslyn Boot - Rosy Posy

I remember watching the Mary Tyler Moore show when I was a kid, loving every minute of it and admiring the way Mary always knew exactly what to dress -- conservative, yet cute and fashionable. The Born Roslyn Boot makes me feel like I'm living in those television shows, going through the motions of an independent and pretty woman in the vast city. I often imagine there are hidden cameras following my every move like it's my own TV show; albeit, this is my life -- a reality that I just happen to look stunning for in new boots that compliment me no matter what I wear.

What's so glamorous about the Born Roslyn Boot?

Designed from mostly premium leather, these boots resemble a belted blouse or formal party dress in the sense that they're ultra cute, super chic, and very fashionable. They're also affordable for 2012's hottest seasonal footwear, beginning at $185 per pair and increasing in expensive slightly with shipping. Available in bright brown and pitch black, each boot is tied off at the shaft top with a "belt," also known as a thick leather strap. Although, what's unique about these straps is the way they're constructed at the sides to be reminiscent of roses in mid-bloom. It's ended with an adjustable steel buckle and fashionably jutting seams to add new dimensions to the typically flat "face" of footwear.

As a short woman, I've come to love heels, especially when they're attached to boots because stilettos just aren't my proverbial cup of tea. The Born Roslyn Boot has a 3 inch heel made from a mixture of rubber and leather, making it a wedge instead of a straight stick-stiletto heel. There are no worries about tripping, falling over, or just being clumsy in these boots! I can wear them with the greatest confidence, flitting from scene to scene in my mental television show that's all about me, all the time.
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Video - the women's Roslyn boot from Born:


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For more info on this women's boot from Born and some other similar styles, visit:

http://boots-boots-and-booties.com/born-roslyn-boot/

The Women's Born Marxia Boot

Born Marxia Boot - Booty Kickin'!

As someone who has grown up in the generation where the zombie apocalypse is anticipated rather than feared, I've often found myself wondering what kind of awesome, sexy footwear I'd use to eliminate the undead scum if the worst should happen. The Born Marxia Boot has become my solution to that impending (or never) problem! I know it sounds delusional, but think of Alice in Resident Evil -- she was sensual, beautiful, badass, and could kick the booty of any zombie or mutant creature that ventured her way. She's my idol and the one I'd mimic if the unthinkable ever befell the people of Earth! …Woow. I sound so dorky!

Enough about the zombies! What about the Born Marxia Boot?

These boots are constructed from high-quality, premium leather in a combat boot style with 3 adjustable straps for a snugger fit. Each strap ends in an ultra shiny silver buckle, while each boot also laces up the front to provide a militant appearance. I've paired these with my other zombie butt-kicking apparel (short-shorts, tank top, and a thigh-strapped machete) and I look stunning! Truth be told, if anything that was supposed to be dead started crawling towards me, I'd likely run the other direction -- but at least these boots would be the ones that would carry me back home. If straps and laces aren't enough to make your feet feel secure, there are pull tabs on the back of each boot for convenient on and off. Basically, these boots go on overload with all the accents that are normally used to help keep the shoes on your feet -- which is the only negative thing about them.

Rather than look like a complete nerd in my zombie apocalypse uniform, I prefer to wear these around my house. It's not often you see a teenage girl with a machete and a wicked pair of fake blood-caked combat boots fighting imaginary monsters in her front yard. I prefer to keep my weird quirks and these awesome Born Marxia Boot to myself.
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Video - the women's Marxia boot from Born:


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For more info on this boot and some others with similar features, visit:

http://boots-boots-and-booties.com/born-marxia-boot/

The Women's Born Leonis Boot

Born Leonis Boot - The Imaginative Impression

When I first laid eyes on the new Born Leonis Boot, I was perplexed by the overall design. It wasn't a masculine pair of boots, and it wasn't exactly screaming, "I'm a feminist!" either. It was the same combination that's often seen for unisex shoes; however, these were different in that the masculine and feminine elements were used differently. Where sneaker companies will strive to make unisex footwear a comforting fit and a neutral color for everyone, these boots are specifically designed for women and yet, they have a clunky, over-sized appeal of a man's hiking (or general outdoors work) boot.

What's so odd about the Born Leonis Boot?

The exterior is made entirely from leather. Not weird. Although, the leather is laced up the front of each boot with rustic, brown laces, and the designs along the boots' shaft was stamped to resemble lace. Albeit, they remind me more of the Valentine's cards that Elementary School kids used to have to make out of construction paper, complete with the zig-zag scissors and the hole-puncher. Fond memories, yes. A design that belongs on a pair of butch-style boots, not so much. They're kind of a gender bender. I think almost anyone could wear these (male or female) if they selected their size correctly.

I can appreciate the interior of the Born Leonis Boot. Rather than resembling the tough outer shell, this footwear is cushioned with a padded insole to protect feet from the usual wear and tear. It's safety from the dreaded "breaking new shoes in" blisters. Overall, these boots don't rank very high on my list of must-have footwear because of their odd appearance. Instead of making an androgynous shoe for women, they should have stuck to either all-leather like a hiking boot, or feminine like a high-heel. This mixture of those two elements is just confusing.
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Video - the women's Leonis boot from Born:


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For more info on the Leonis and other similar styles, visit:

http://boots-boots-and-booties.com/born-leonis-boot/

Friday, August 10

The Women's Born Alamid Boot

Born Alamid Boot - The Militant Princess

The Born Alamid Boot is the type of footwear that Snow White would have worn... if she were in the business of kicking the butts of villians in her fairytale world. We've dubbed these boots as made for the "militant princess" -- a kind of woman who has a rougher feminine side, complete with a ferocious appearance and a thirst for untamed terrain. The ultimate adventure-driven babe! It's a boot built for soldiers, with civilians in mind.

Compatible with words like sleek, fierce, carnal, and serious, these boots offer the perfect amount of protection to the active woman's feet. Whether she's scaling rocky mountains or traipsing through unknown jungles, she can rest assured that her feet will keep in tip-top shape with boots that make a difference when it comes to shock absorption and support.

Full-grain leather makes up the exterior of the Born Alamid Boot, while a comfortable cushioned fabric completes the interior. For accentuation, thick black straps wrap around each boot several times before ending in an adjustable silver buckle -- ideal for women who like to take the snugness of their shoes into their own hands. The curved toes of these boots allows for 'wiggle-room', allowing feet to 'breathe' without becoming sweat-slicked and odoriferous.The moisture-wicking insoles ensure trudging through ponds or hiking during a rainstorm won't have a negative impact on the comfort of your feet or the durability in your boots.

The Born Alamid Boot is reminiscent of what "Sonya" wore in Mortal Kombat. Or they're what you'd imagine G.I. Jane would have opted for. These boots declare to the world that the woman wearing them has a ruthless toughness with undertones of sensible fashion sense. She's a lean, mean, treading machine who can take on the world one leather-clad, combative step at a time.
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Video - the women's Alamid boot from Born:


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For more info on the women's Alamid boot from Born - and some other similar styles of women's boots, visit:

http://boots-boots-and-booties.com/born-alamid-boot/