Pony Boots, anyone?!?

Jezebel · 18th January 2003, 21:14

I was wondering where to post this, either in the fetish section or the how-to, so I thought this would be best... I was interested in either making or purchasing some pony boots, that is shoes on a high incline, without a heel, so it kind of looks like a hoof. I am not interested in the animal roleplay or anything, I just thought the shoes were neat and would be fun to wear.
I'm attaching a picture from someone's personal website, I haven't done this before, so it may take a few tries to make it work...
http://users.powernet.co.uk/wingett/images/pony1.jpg

I know these were from Kayser's in Australia. I wondered if any other company made these boots as well? So far, I can only find them as a retailer...

(PS I sorted out the image link for you. See also advice below. Firefox)

Dr. Shoe · 18th January 2003, 22:01

The uppers are made by the Little Shoe Box london and shipped to australia for finishing. To be honest, to make a pair yourself would be beyond the scope of the DIYist.

I do not suggest you do this:

You could make a pair of heeless boots by breaking off the heel of a platform and attaching a spur to the sole so that the footprint is like you would get from a wedge. Ensure that it is non-springy and well attached to the sole, superglue AND screws. A tennis racquet shaped piece would look good.

Yamyam · 18th January 2003, 22:31

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Originally Posted by Jezebel

I was wondering where to post this, either in the fetish section or the how-to, so I thought this would be best... I was interested in either making or purchasing some pony boots, that is shoes on a high incline, without a heel, so it kind of looks like a hoof. I am not interested in the animal roleplay or anything, I just thought the shoes were neat and would be fun to wear.
I'm attaching a picture from someone's personal website, I haven't done this before, so it may take a few tries to make it work...
http://http://users.powernet.co.uk/w...ages/pony1.jpg (alt+p)
I know these were from Kayser's in Australia. I wondered if any other company made these boots as well? So far, I can only find them as a retailer.. [/img][/url]

It didn't, but this might:

http://users.powernet.co.uk/wingett/images/pony1.jpg

Jezebel, make sure you only have the URL to the image enclosed between the url tags. If you quote this message, you'll see how I did it.

TXT-1 · 24th January 2003, 11:15

btw Kaysers is now trading as Reactor Rubberwear
http://www.rubber.com.au

later,

TXT-1[/url]

jim · 25th January 2003, 05:02

What an interesting idea Dr Shoe.......may just put that in the "things to do" box.
I owned a pair of Italian sandals some years ago that had a semi pointed toe and a very fine, underlung 4.5" wedge heel.They had the same effect as the pony shoes.They demanded the wearer to be alert and stay on their toes..or else.
Quite a pleasant sensation really.

JimC · 16th July 2003, 15:23

I've seen a couple variations popping up with this general idea. from the same pony hoof idea to dog/cat feet. It would be an interesting thing to try and definatly looks fun, although I doubt if the pony boots would be very good to wear out since I doubt too many places would apreciate the metal horseshoe at the bottom.. Not to mention slipping may be an issue.
If I ever get the chance I'll definatly try em out.
Seeya
Jim

Katt · 5th December 2003, 06:21

A how to can be found at this url
http://www.mustanggirls.net/ponyshoe.htm

I know a few people who've made successful ones using this method. Pony training is something I have some familiarity with, haven't done the boots/shoes yet myself, though now that I have another pony-girl submissive in my life, I may just have to boot her with a pair.

Here are some other pony boot pics

http://www.mustanggirls.net/boot12.jpg

http://www.mustanggirls.net/boot14.jpg

http://www.marquis.de/onlineshop/images/HER02.jpg