![NASA Lunar Boot](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhcEq7hruChboSdSoWKFR3Dam-Q39MN0xhUpZkJbeA5OSHDZGAGgE9ZWpFqcUTifN0GWQRaE1f2Zs0PI7P5KFRQZw0FBi9u-YjFSnCFDa2uZ72tQOX91JwHnVkNfaNbYiv_1sh63GK5MqFI/s320/boot.jpg)
Isn't that a great angle? No one thinks to photograph boots this way, but for space-wear, it's interesting to see the top seal and inner materials! These are being tested at the Meteor Crater in Arizona, as was Apollo equipment. Déjà vuuuu...
Of course, since few have $30,000 lying around to spend on urethane-lined boots intended to withstand 350-degree heat, most of us Earthlings will have to settle for the commercial version.