A heel made by stacking many layers of leather (or wood) on top each other. Generally a more stable heel than its thinner counter part, the stiletto.
About Western Boots:
Western Boots are cowboy-style boots with a shaft that extends to mid calf and have no laces. The features of the classic design of Western Boots often include a narrow vamp, pointed toe or tapered square toe, angled heels, elaborate stitching and pull straps at each side of the collar. Western Boots are made from a wide variety of leathers ranging from the traditional cowhide to the more exotic ostrich, alligator or eel.
