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Saw the airing of Frye early this AM.  I thought they looked odd on everyone.  Maybe it's because they were all wearing them with dresses and bare legs.  Personally I dislike that look of an ankle boot with a bare leg.  The fit of them looked very narrow and odd shaped toes. 

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@makena  ITA.  I miss my old Frye Boots from the seventies!  Loved them, and wish I still had them.

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@roxxy1 I had a pair of Fye cowboy boots in the early or mid 70s.  I still remember saving up for them!

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@haddon9  I think they cost around $75.00 lol.  Times they are a changin...........

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@roxxy1  I remember what they looked like...but I can't remember how much they cost me.  I just remember that they were the most expensive boots I had ever purchased for myself up to that point.  I was a broke 20 something and was so proud of my boots! Smiley Happy

 

Yes the times sure have changed...now if you want to talk about the prices of concert tickets from back then & today I can remember paying just a few dollars for big name groups...BIG difference from today!

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@haddon9  I remember what mine looked like.  They were definitely tall, and like an orangey brown with a square toe.  I klomped around everywhere in them.

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@roxxy1 wrote:

@haddon9  I think they cost around $75.00 lol.  Times they are a changin...........


That brings back memories, my husband bought me Frye boots I just had to have in 1975 and indeed they cost 79.00. They were tan high boots with western type stitching on them. As much as I loved the leather and the look of them they were not comfortable.

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i remember Frye boots from my college days, always wanted a pair buy they were to expensive for me.  Fast forward 37 years, I can afford them but they aren't my style.

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i have several pairs of frye boots. they’re definitely not the most comfortable footwear. they’re heavy and the insoles aren’t padded. some of the designs are really cool, and the ones i buy are the distressed variety. i don’t think you can wear them bare legged though. the interior of the shaft can be scratchy and hurt your calves. i think they’re modeled bare legged just to show off the boots. 

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@roxxy1 wrote:

@haddon9  I remember what mine looked like.  They were definitely tall, and like an orangey brown with a square toe.  I klomped around everywhere in them.


I have those exact boots.  I wore them twice.  They are like brand new in a box.  Very uncomfortable.