@@thirdmonkey You're actually right! WHAT IS A COWBOY BOOT HEEL? Cowboys of the 19th century roaming the desert and plains of the midwest relied on their boots, traditionally made of cowhide leather, to protect themselves from brush and keep their boots secure while riding a horse. Cowboy boot heels served a practical purpose in handling the bumpy and rugged terrain. High heels date back to the 10th century, when Persian soldiers would wear them to remain in their stirrups and maintain stability while shooting bows and arrows. Over time, heels for riding horses became associated with power and nobility since owning a horse symbolized wealth. European aristocrats latched on to this new fashion as a symbol of strength and military expertise. Men stopped wearing heels around 1730 after becoming narrower, ornamental, higher, and essentially more feminine. But not everyone ditched the heel. In the 19th century, the cowboy boot was the quintessential example of the masculine boot heel. Today, cowboy boots feature a rounded heel, also known as a Cuban heel, which provides support in a stirrup. Its moderate height (between 1-2 inches) is the perfect size for those searching for a refined and masculine look. Cowboy boot heels can range in shape and size, depending on the function. They are made out of various materials, including leather, rubber, and synthetic materials. Rubber heels can provide excellent balance and traction. Leather can be best for line dancing unless you are dancing on asphalt or concrete. PARTS OF THE COWBOY BOOT HEEL Cowboy boots have an iconic and rugged design and shape comprising several components, including the vamp, outsole, instep, toe box, insole, welt, shaft, and pull strap. The classic heel is one of the boot’s most distinctive features. Cowboy boot heels come in various designs and heights and can include the following parts: Heel counter: A heel counter is a piece of tough and supportive material such as leather found in the back of the boot. It is designed to reinforce the heel area to improve support, comfort, and stability. Heel pad/guard: Heel pads, usually made of rubber, cover the heel area, reduce shock, and protect heels from further wear and tear, so they last a bit longer. For best results, avoid using heel pads on new boots since it may throw off your gait, and use it to even out any wear and tear. Heel pads may be replaced when they are worn down to maintain your normal gait. Heel rand: A heel rand is usually a piece of rubber between the boot's sole and its upper. It protects the joint between these two layers and provides a watertight seal. COWBOY HEEL HEIGHTS There are many components to consider when it comes to cowboy boots, but heel height is one of the most important factors to consider. Cowboy boot heel heights come in four main types: low, standard, high, and spiked. LOW HEEL Low heels, typically 1 inch tall, are super comfortable for everyday wear. The relatively low heel offers the ultimate flexibility out of all heel heights. Although not common in cowboy boots, it is found in roper boots. Low heel boots are usually best for walking, running, ranch work, and other outdoor activities. Since they are relatively lightweight, they are comfortable to wear in the office or on a night out. STANDARD HEEL Standard heels, usually around 1-1 ½ inches tall, have flat bottoms and are best for walking, running, and ranch work. The wide and flat bottom of the heel makes it a popular and comfortable choice for any cowboy. Standard heels are not ideal for horseback riding. HIGH HEEL High heels are about 2 inches tall and have wide and flat bottoms. They are mainly used for horseback riding or as a fashion statement. The high heels provide the ultimate stability and balance when riding. High heels have a refined and striking design that is not afraid to draw attention. They are not very good for farming but can complete an outfit for a night out. SPIKED HEEL Spiked heels, about 3-4 inches high, are usually designed for women’s cowboy boots. They have a narrow base, perfect for showing off your style, but not suitable for horseback riding or farm work.
EVERYBODY falls.... don't dramatize a fall that was small and didn't appear to cause any problem. It was not worth the headline. I fell yesterday, and NONE of the news channels has reported it!
@@Cloud-sl1zk *BREAKING NEWS* Reports say Cloud9 was seen FALLING during the regular proceedings regarding yesterday's activities. More information will be revealed later tonight.
He didn’t fall, he disappeared!! It’s his new magic act! 😭😂🤣
That fall was not worth reporting
No, definitely not. And I like that they titled the video "hard fall" just for clickbait. 😅
i love him
And it didnt interrupt his singing.... wow what a professional 🙄
Lip sync
it did though, he missed a whole line of the song lmao
@@silentw1979 I dont give a fyck
@@buddyshackleford961yes your Mother
Kept singing like a boss!
Thanks Smoke
It was so Smokey he couldn’t see. Didn’t miss a beat. He’s the GOAT!😊
It's hard to walk in heels 👢
He don't wear heels
Real men don't wear heels
@@kennycannafax5062 Cowboy boots are pretty much heels 🙄
@@thirdmonkey You're actually right!
WHAT IS A COWBOY BOOT HEEL?
Cowboys of the 19th century roaming the desert and plains of the midwest relied on their boots, traditionally made of cowhide leather, to protect themselves from brush and keep their boots secure while riding a horse.
Cowboy boot heels served a practical purpose in handling the bumpy and rugged terrain. High heels date back to the 10th century, when Persian soldiers would wear them to remain in their stirrups and maintain stability while shooting bows and arrows.
Over time, heels for riding horses became associated with power and nobility since owning a horse symbolized wealth. European aristocrats latched on to this new fashion as a symbol of strength and military expertise.
Men stopped wearing heels around 1730 after becoming narrower, ornamental, higher, and essentially more feminine. But not everyone ditched the heel. In the 19th century, the cowboy boot was the quintessential example of the masculine boot heel.
Today, cowboy boots feature a rounded heel, also known as a Cuban heel, which provides support in a stirrup. Its moderate height (between 1-2 inches) is the perfect size for those searching for a refined and masculine look.
Cowboy boot heels can range in shape and size, depending on the function. They are made out of various materials, including leather, rubber, and synthetic materials. Rubber heels can provide excellent balance and traction. Leather can be best for line dancing unless you are dancing on asphalt or concrete.
PARTS OF THE COWBOY BOOT HEEL
Cowboy boots have an iconic and rugged design and shape comprising several components, including the vamp, outsole, instep, toe box, insole, welt, shaft, and pull strap. The classic heel is one of the boot’s most distinctive features.
Cowboy boot heels come in various designs and heights and can include the following parts:
Heel counter: A heel counter is a piece of tough and supportive material such as leather found in the back of the boot. It is designed to reinforce the heel area to improve support, comfort, and stability.
Heel pad/guard: Heel pads, usually made of rubber, cover the heel area, reduce shock, and protect heels from further wear and tear, so they last a bit longer. For best results, avoid using heel pads on new boots since it may throw off your gait, and use it to even out any wear and tear. Heel pads may be replaced when they are worn down to maintain your normal gait.
Heel rand: A heel rand is usually a piece of rubber between the boot's sole and its upper. It protects the joint between these two layers and provides a watertight seal.
COWBOY HEEL HEIGHTS
There are many components to consider when it comes to cowboy boots, but heel height is one of the most important factors to consider. Cowboy boot heel heights come in four main types: low, standard, high, and spiked.
LOW HEEL
Low heels, typically 1 inch tall, are super comfortable for everyday wear. The relatively low heel offers the ultimate flexibility out of all heel heights. Although not common in cowboy boots, it is found in roper boots.
Low heel boots are usually best for walking, running, ranch work, and other outdoor activities. Since they are relatively lightweight, they are comfortable to wear in the office or on a night out.
STANDARD HEEL
Standard heels, usually around 1-1 ½ inches tall, have flat bottoms and are best for walking, running, and ranch work. The wide and flat bottom of the heel makes it a popular and comfortable choice for any cowboy. Standard heels are not ideal for horseback riding.
HIGH HEEL
High heels are about 2 inches tall and have wide and flat bottoms. They are mainly used for horseback riding or as a fashion statement. The high heels provide the ultimate stability and balance when riding. High heels have a refined and striking design that is not afraid to draw attention. They are not very good for farming but can complete an outfit for a night out.
SPIKED HEEL
Spiked heels, about 3-4 inches high, are usually designed for women’s cowboy boots. They have a narrow base, perfect for showing off your style, but not suitable for horseback riding or farm work.
He rocks no matter what!! ❤️
Still singing 😂
Lip sync
The spirit of Abraham Lincoln pushed him to the ground.
FTW!!!
I love it when Harvey’s not on tv too much drama when his there
His shirt fell.... He was just in it 🤣
King, he didn't stop to perform anyway
That was mess up
He heard how off key he was....that's make anyone fall over!! 😂
0:06 0:24 Morgan come on brother
This effort to make him look gormless and enfeebled backfired on you!
😀😃😄😁😆😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
❤❤❤
Falling is one of the most embarrassing things especially when you're trying to look cool or sexy.
EVERYBODY falls.... don't dramatize a fall that was small and didn't appear to cause any problem. It was not worth the headline. I fell yesterday, and NONE of the news channels has reported it!
@@Cloud-sl1zk *BREAKING NEWS* Reports say Cloud9 was seen FALLING during the regular proceedings regarding yesterday's activities. More information will be revealed later tonight.
He s hot even when he fall
whoa! Hope he's ok.
Too much beer for country guy? He he
😅😂😅😂😅😂
he always drunk or what
Another lip syncher busted
Except he missed a line
And you can hear him hit the floor.
Lip singing 😂
🤣🤣🤣
Damn Bro!! You okay? Don’t get hurt before Gulf Coast Jam. Bet you bruised them ribs. Stupid smoke machine 🤨BEE CURFUL!
Throat goat
Karma for being racist I guess
U a fool
The fact that you still call him racist after he went through rehab and turned his life around sickens me.
@@FishingwithCJ525 😂
Hahahaha. Karma
Looks about right