What is the TACC system of boots?

Lucchese 2000 boots offer the TACC system, which stands for Technologically Advanced Cushion Comfort."

We have a line that we call Lucchese 2000 and it's a line that is geared towards our horseman market; our cowboys and our ranchers and consumers like that. We put in a very minimal cushion comfort insole. For those who may be coming out of a work boot or traditional footwear, the insole makes the transition a little easier to coming into a cowboy boot. If they are coming from our Lucchese classics, which have nothing but a leather insole to them, our Lucchese 2000s have a cushion comfort insole that provides a little bit more of that gel insert feel. Some people think it feels better than just a traditional leather insole and some people don't like that at all. So we give the consumer different options at that point. It stands for "Technologically Advanced Cushion Comfort."

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