What kind of heel is the 'wooden heel' mentioned in the boots description?
The user came across an unfamiliar word while reading the boots product description and is looking to check what material and characteristics this heel has.
A wooden heel is a shoe heel made by carving or processing solid wood instead of plastic, featuring a weighty and sturdy nature.
While typical shoe heels apply patterns to the exterior of plastic injection moldings, wooden heels are made by carving or firmly compressing real wood. Although they carry more weight than synthetic material heels, they are resistant to deformation or cracking, stably enduring loads.
KHIHO applied this wooden heel to the CAMEL option of MILD WESTERN BOOTS[1]. The solid natural wood heel sturdily supports your steps and completes the structure of classic boots.
hmmm, by filling even the unseen interior of the heel with natural wood, it supports the western boots' inherent, weighty balance right from the ground up.
The specific species of wood used for the wooden heel and the exact heel height have not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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MILD WESTERN BOOTS / CAMEL
Measurements
| Part | 240 |
|---|---|
| 기장 | 30cm |
| 높이 | 1cm |
| 굽높이 | 4cm |