Thigh Boots in Public - Page 101

kneehighs · 6th May 2006, 02:09

1,000....ha, I just had to do that...lol...

:drinking:

:)

Thighbootguy · 6th May 2006, 02:40

Now we know the reply counter will go to 4 digits. Ain't technology amazing.

Thanks everyone for all the great posts.

At lunch today I went to the Goodwill (thrift shop) and found a pair of denim shorts. I put on my Tony crotch boots and took a spin around the neighborhood. I didn’t meet anyone but there was lots of traffic.

http://img129.imageshack.us/img129/2...yshorts5um.jpg

Dawn HH · 6th May 2006, 03:39

Nice pic, TBG.
Cheers---

Dawn HH

JimC · 6th May 2006, 12:19

TBG: Very nice pic. Ballet heels have two seperate hurdles to cross for walking. One is your weight on your toes, but that can be compensated for with the shape of the boot supporting your foot, and padding to protect your toes and spread out the weight.

The other hurdle is the angle your ankle is put into. Some boots, such as Devious brand, are probably similer to a 6" heel, as your ankle is bent significantly. Another brand, from dungeonz.de is mroe similer to a 4-4.5" heel, and can be walked in without people even noticing.

Unfortunatly, the two brands are opposite as far as supporting your foot. The devious brands keep most of your weight off your toes, the dungeons have very little support, and even with padding the most I can walk around in them for is about 45 minutes.

Didnt mean to hijack your thread at all :)

Seeya

Fog · 6th May 2006, 14:09

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Originally Posted by Thighbootguy

I ran across a site that has hundreds of pictures of a guy that loves boots. DELETED This may be more appropriate on the CD forum but he does have some nice boots.

I went back for a second look, he has some amazing outfits and boots, but I noticed it's a little bit rude!

Some portions DEFINATELY violate forum rules. I would recommend the moderators delete all references.

Agreed. I don't think anyone was to blame for referring to this here - there are about fifty galleries in total, with a few naughty pictures in a couple of them as far as I could see. On a first look I didn't see anything untoward.

Fog · 6th May 2006, 14:15

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Originally Posted by crotchboots-m

for thighboots: i really dont know how it got started,but ive been swimming/wading in boots since i was a kid. i like the way it feels...especially walking around in them soaked...the way they feel and sound when u walk in them is a rush for me.

It's a good job we don't all like the same things, life would be so boring! The phrase "paddling in wellies" comes to mind.

Thighbootguy · 8th May 2006, 01:25

Another fine boot outing.

I needed some materials from Lowe’s, sand and top soil which are locates at opposite ends of the store so I decided to make two trips into the store, one from each end. I wore a short sleeved shirt, jeans, black baseball cap and black leather thigh boots with 5” stiletto heels.

I the first stop was in the building materials department where I picked up 100 lbs. of sand. The shelf pricing wasn’t too clear so I had to ask about the price. Most of the other customers looked like building trade folks that weren’t used to seeing a guy in heels. I got in the checkout line and remembered I wanted something from plumbing. Plumbing is at the opposite end of the store so I walked the full length of the store, got my item, and walked back. I turned several heads in the process.

At the checkout, I was the only one in line so I asked the clerk (middle aged lady), “What do you think?”

She looked the boots over and asked, “Are they comfortable?”

“Very.”

“I could never walk in those.”

“They look bad?”

“No, they look good”

I moved the cart with the sand out to the car and loaded it then drove to the other end of the lot then went into the garden center.

I walked around to be sure they had what I wanted, then got into the checkout line (you pay first and they load the car). After a minute I remembered a downspout part I wanted so I walked around until I found it. One employee (attractive young lady) gave me a nice smile.

I got back in the checkout line and found the clerk with the smile was the checkout clerk. The part I had didn’t ring up correctly so she had to call for help. While we were waiting I said, ”You don’t see too many guys wearing these.”

“No?” (as a question)

“You don’t like them?”

“No, I’ve seen guys wearing them.”

“I thought I was the only guy around wearing them” .

“It was over in Cincinnati there are guys wearing them. There Ok.”

Picking my chin up off the counter I asked, “Where in Cincinnati are guys wearing these?”

“Oh, over are Hamburger Marys, its a bar and of course at The Warehouse”.

By this time I was really holding things up so I had her ring up the topsoil and I waited until they got the correct item number for the downspout part. This meant I was just standing around in thigh boots for about 10 minutes.

When they finally got the number I paid for the part nad headed out to the car. I drove back into the center to let them load the topsoil. Of course I got out to help.

It turns out that Hamburger Marys is a franchise operation that caters to a diverse community. The Warehouse is a similar bar. These places are not in best part of town and I may have to give visiting them some serious thought.

Shafted · 8th May 2006, 04:48

I'll bet you were wondering if she'd seen you before. Am I right?

kneehighs · 8th May 2006, 04:53

Here is a pic pulled from models streetstyle at the fashion spot. Probably not tbg's style, but an interesting rocker approach to thigh boots:

http://img303.imageshack.us/my.php?image=00041yn.jpg

JimC · 8th May 2006, 11:11

TBG: I think I've eaten at a hamburger marys, and yup, it was in Fort Lauderdales gay section. Although as compared to Ft Laud, My cities gay bar is also in a rougher area of town. Not sure why that is...
odd
Great to hear of more exploits. Currently wearing my 5"(+?) boots, and getting ready to leave for the day. I do plan to change shoes at some point as I will be working on a 500hp motor with my brother.
seeya
Jim