Women Lace Up Wedge Ankle Boots Black

Specifications: 

• Lace up design of these wedge ankle boots not only looks stylish, but also is convenient to put on and take off
• The lift front design of this pair of wedge ankle boots not only can keep you warm in the cold winter, even keep you company in the rainy days
• Back zipper design of these lace up ankle boots looks stylish and is convenient for you to put on and take off
• Wedge design ankle boots make you wear chic and attractive
• These comfortable women ankle boots are just what your hard-working feet deserve
• These ankle boots are contoured for an ergonomic fit and offer all-day cushioning
• Foot bed conforms to foot, creating a custom fit allowing foot to bend and expand naturally, reducing fatigue 
• These ankle boots ensure great grip on a variety of surfaces
• Upper Material: Suede
• Sole Material: Rubber
• Color: Black

Details:

• Lace up design of these wedge ankle boots not only looks stylish, but also is convenient to put on and take off

• The lift front design of this pair of wedge ankle boots not only can keep you warm in the cold winter, even keep you company in the rainy days

• Back zipper design looks stylish and is convenient for you to put on and take off

• Cotton lining keeps you warm in the cold winter if you have to be seated for a long time

• Foot bed conforms to foot, creating a custom fit allowing foot to bend and expand naturally, reducing fatigue

Size Reference Table:

NOTE:

• There may be certain error of these dimensions. Specific dimension varies from person to person

Types of Boots:

• There are many different types or styles of boots -- cowboy, biker, hiking, dress, work, etc.
• Most guys who wear boots regularly wear three major types: cowboy, motorcycle, or work boots. I enjoy cowboy and motorcycle boots equally as much, so I will go into more detail about each of these types of boots below. I have boots that I wear when I do work around the house or on small renovation projects that I do, but generally speaking, I have few pairs of traditional "work boots" since my day job is in an office and my fun time is on a Harley. My work time doing repairs or yard work is limited, so the boots I have for that kind of work are fewer in number

Substyles:

• There are many substyles of boots. For example, cowboy boots can be traditional, buckaroo (tall), roper, paddock-horse style, or combinations of these styles. Motorcycle boots can be short and have a work-boot appearance, or tall, such as used by motor patrol officers (bike cops). There are many variations in between. Then there are specialty boots, such as those used for skiing, hiking, or other active sports; Chelsea dress boots that some men wear; rubber boots for use in certain work and play environments; lineman and logger boots, which are substyles of a general work boot, etc. Ultimately, choosing a substyle involves both knowing where and how the boots will be worn, as well as personal preference.

How often will I wear the boots?

• How often you wear boots is also very personal. I wear boots every day. I don't own a pair of shoes. In that case, I usually choose a pair of boots to wear to work, then when I get home, I change to boots that go with jeans or leather (depending on what I'm wearing), and perhaps even change again, if I do work in the yard, take a ride on my bike, or go to a meeting and have to dress up a bit. (If I ever ate dinner out, that would also affect my choice of boots.) On weekends, it's common for me to change boots four or five times a day, depending on what I am doing, how I am dressed, where I am going, and the weather.
• If you will wear boots less than every day and not regularly to work, then your choice of boots can -- and should be -- from a more limited selection. You may have one to three pairs of boots that you might wear to the office every now and then. In that case, they may be subdued in color and have a low heel. If you ride a motorcycle and wear boots only while riding, you may choose one or two pairs of boots for that purpose. Or you may choose to put on boots when you do work around the house.
• The decision on what boots to buy has a lot to do with how often and where you will wear them.

How tall do I want the boots to be?

• Boot height is also a purely personal decision. While some guys really enjoy wearing boots with leather or jeans tucked into them, the vast majority of guys (straight and gay) wear jeans or pants over their boots. So the wearer is the only one who knows how tall the boots are.
• How do I choose boot height? I have these criteria:
• Protection: if I will be riding my motorcycle, I prefer to wear tall boots simply because of the protection tall boots provide. But they also look good, too, when worn with jeans inside and your feet propped up on the bike's highway pegs.
• Comfort: the taller the boot, the more likely it is to feel hot on your legs, or perhaps even be so tall as to hit the back of your knees when you sit down, in which case, you will only wear them once in that type of situation and you may not wear them again at all.
• Appearance: okay, I admit it: I like how tall boots look on my legs. Again, this is purely a personal choice.
• Usage: since I wear boots to work with dress pants over them, it's perfectly alright with me to wear cowboy boots that are made to the usual standard 13" height. I can feel them on my legs, but they are roomy enough to breathe and not get hot on my legs or feet. Of course, I wear cowboy boots with jeans, too, while going about daily chores at home, or even for that occasional ride on a horse!
• Visual impression: some guys choose to wear boots that are very tall, or crotch-high. These boots certainly make a very strong visual impression. In my opinion, however, these types of boots are not practical. The wearer can not bend his knees easily while wearing them. The ability to bend the knee is important while operating a motorcycle for safety's sake. These boots also can get hot and therefore uncomfortable. So for me, anyway, I don't have any crotch-high boots as I have no use for them and the cost (in the range of US$1,000 and more) for a pair of boots to wear once in a blue moon isn't worth it.

What features of boots do I like or dislike?

• Leather on the boots must be of good quality, such as top grain cowhide. I also strongly prefer that boots stand up on their own. One thing I dislike very much are boots whose leather is so thin and soft that they fall over. These boots won't last long.
• Stitching on a pair of boots must also be of good quality. Double-stitching of the sole and on the shaft seam is a must. Decorative stitching on the toe, foot, or shaft is an aesthetic feature and a purely personal choice.
• The sole of a boot makes a difference if you require traction for certain activities such as motorcycling. Smooth leather soles work fine in an office environment, but not for wet conditions where the soles could cause the wearer to slip and fall.
• In a cowboy boot, I prefer a pegged sole -- where small wooden pegs are driven through the outsole to the insole. Pegs add durability and generally speaking, are a sign of a high quality boot.
• Personally, I find that heels of 2-1/2" (6cm) or less work better for me than higher heels. Why? Higher heels make it easier for someone like me who is naturally "klutzy" to trip and fall. Also, high heels are harder on the foot and more difficult to walk in. Hi-heeled boots may be a fashion statement to some, and others may be able to wear them without causing foot pain. I can't.

How to Wear Boots?

Women who wear boots always seem to have a confident, well put-together air. If you want to wear boots yourself but are not sure how, here are some suggestions to get the look right on your first try

• Realize that equestrian boots will give a classic style to any outfit. Try wearing them with a skirt or with skinny jeans tucked in for a well-bred look
• Capture a bohemian flair with cowboy boots. They work with skirts, dresses, jeans and pants
• Express your edge with boots that come up super high on your legs. These work particularly well with leggings for a European touch
• Wear low-heeled boots with jeans or cargo pants. This is a stylish yet practical choice
• Winterize capris or cropped pants by adding mid-high boots underneath
• Bare your legs with boots and a skirt to stay very current
• Look for rich fur trims on boot edges for a luxurious finish
• Find boots lined with fur inside to keep your toes and ankles warm when the temperature drops

Package Included:

• 1 x Pair of Women Lace Up Wedge Ankle Boots