When my friend, Jane wore her Frye engineer boot initially; she mentioned how comfortable they were. Her sister bluntly refused to accept that they were that comfortable and decided to try them; I noticed her facial expressions; she hesitantly agreed. It made me want to enquire more about these boots.
I found out that these boots come in three styles. These are the ankle boots, the knee-high boots and the mid-calf boots. You tend to find these boots with either heels or flat soles and they come in various quality designs. I noticed that Jane had quickly bought hers on sale during the last holidays. She mentioned she had saved up. It's quite interesting to note. Why? It's because I have not been one for boots; so my enquiries into these boots went into over-drive you could say. They tend to match one's clothes pretty well; particularly jeans.
Frye boots generally are durable and well known for there quality. I was amazed to find quite a number of women as well as men were aware of them. The Frye engineer boot usually comes in leather, it has a buckle and really nice cushioned insole. It has a natural feel to it I must say.
I noticed also that it's perfect as a year-round foot wear; it's sporty and sleek and surprisingly quite versatile. Guess what? It has an oil-resistant sole too! One thing though, I couldn't find a size for my own sister at the store I went. I think this is something Frye outlets should consider as catering for much smaller sizes would boost their sales. Anyway, it didn't stop me.
Like I said Frye also caters for men and one of the boots I liked was the Engineer 12R boot. It looked awesome. The Frye Engineer boot is rooted in tradition and quality as the company itself, is one of the oldest operating shoe companies in the United States. I thought about getting a birthday gift for my boyfriend and really, I was contemplating this. Initially, I was concerned about spending 0 on a pair of boots but then I thought; it's for a loved one!
You won't believe how difficult it was for me to go into a shop from enquiring about a Frye engineering boot to considering buying one. Am I really serious?
You bet. Do you know that they weigh about 4 pounds? Now that's pretty heavy for a shoe or boot rather; don't you agree? Great quality, cool shoe.
