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In this research paper it is the intention to discuss the aspects of women walking in the mall wearing boots. This paper includes comfort and durability and a brief discussion of the significance of types of boots. Another important discussion is the effects of boots, such as their fashionable preference and professional wear. Boots chosen by women are simply based on looks “I have to have” and “I want” or advertisement to include the product that supports those that chose to wear boots. Choose your boots carefully, ensure they fit you properly, take care of them and they will serve you quite well. The boots you choose must be supportive and comfortable to suit your daily activity such as walking in the Savannah Mall. Three broad categories are lightweight walking, mid-weight walking and mountaineering. Lightweight walking is designed for day walking and therefore, one made for comfort; they also provide cushioning and should be waterproof for wet weather protection. Mid-weight walking is backpacking and designed more for a heavier multi-day and can support extra weight and pressure. These boots are more durable and supportive than lightweight boots, because they are best suited for short trips with mid terrain. Mountaineering is designed for long-term or military type activities. They are more durable, heavier, more supportive and rigid types of boots. The majority are worn by Soldiers and mountaineering and climbing.

A recent study found (Weitman) that women who choose to wear boots are more prevalent than was previously thought; it is now estimated that most women indulge in the Pretty Woman syndrome due to their fashionable preference, although findings report to stick to styles in classic black and brown hues. One note keeping the thighs covered and the rest of the outfits, letting the footwear” are the wow factor.” It is estimated 3 in 5 (64%) of working women opt for fabulous flats, pumps or dressy boots.

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