Taps for boots?

BrazosDog02

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So I was thinking about all my western boots and how I chew up a heel before the sole and was wondering if anyone sells a tap or something like it that is consumable to save the heel a while? Mine were always steel I guess and that might be a bit much but anything harder than rubber would be nice.

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12:49p, 12/15/12

You can get black plastic ones at any shoe store. Even most grocery stores. Look by the shoe laces/polish.

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1:34p, 12/15/12

Go to hollicks in College Station

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1:57a, 12/16/12

Delrin would probably last you a lot longer than cheap plastic ones at shoe stores.

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9:59a, 12/16/12

Probably so. I'll look into it. Forgot that they might be slicker than owl ****.

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9:38p, 12/16/12

Well delrin is going to be slicker than most cheap plastics. Also, I'd rather have a softer plastic on my heal because anything much more durable is likely to damage certain floors.

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7:41a, 12/17/12

Meh, won't be my floors.