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Lucy,
My Heels Down wore out in the stitching as you describe and the collars at the ankle wore out. They were comfortable, but they didn't hold up as well for me as the "Horseshoes by Roper".
I thought that Cordura was waterproof, so it shouldn't help to cool your feet. It has a "plastic" membrane on one side of it. Does anyone know if this is moisture permeable? I use the stuff to make a collapsible bucket for my horse to drink from! The all leather shoes do "breath" more than the shoes made of vinyl (like parts on the Mountain Horse shoes that I tried).
Linda Flemmer
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From: Lucy Chaplin Trumbull [mailto:elsie@calweb.com]
The Miller's Heels Down get my vote!
I've had a pair for coming up to two years now - and wear them
almost every day (to work, to the barn, riding, etc...). They are
the suede + blue nylon cordura (?) ones, which stay relatively
cool during our hot summers. They are a little scuffed, and
are starting to look like they need new stitching at the sides
where they've worn away from rubbing on my EZ ride stirrups,
but the soles have stayed frimly attached to the uppers (the
problem I usually encounter) and they are super comfy.
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