General discussion;
Comfort
Traction
Cool / warm
Time of year
Walk around in comfort
Cost
My feet are short and getting wider with age, finding a boot that really works
Is getting to be a pain the arch. ( did you get that one ).
Regards John c
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General discussion;
Comfort
Traction
Cool / warm
Time of year
Walk around in comfort
Cost
My feet are short and getting wider with age, finding a boot that really works
Is getting to be a pain the arch. ( did you get that one ).
Regards John c
Army combat boots - been wearing them since 1965 and they work great.
How true!
Flailing injuries are very common in a motorcycle crash and proper riding footwear addresses that injury potential with heal cups and padded ankles. Dress for the crash....not the ride.
Bates 3/4 with laces that never have to be used and a side zipper most of the time. Sometimes just my Skechers.
I wear Bates Durashocks. They are actually a duty boot, similar to jump boots. They are lace-up with a side zipper and they come in wide sizes. I buy mine from "The Working Person's Store" online. About a hundred dollars. They wear forever, take a good shine, and are comfortable to walk in
Milwaukee stomp boots. Been wearing them for YEARS
(Though the below link shows that they're discontinued... you can still find them elsewhere)
https://workingperson.com/milwaukee-...cle-boots.html
That suggested replacement is pretty close to what I wear. Loggers; they've saved me many times working and a few times riding.
Danner Fort Lewis! Bad Ass and DRY
X2. That's what I wear. Not cheap but lasts forever.
Danner hunting boots. I swear by them. They are very comfortable and built tough.
Only Harley thing I own? Ankle-high boots with zipper and laces. Have had them 11 years and still going strong, although a resole may be in order soon. Thinking about something different though. Would like to find something ankle high with a slimmer toe cap for shifting.
Tour Master Solution WP Air Boots. about $129.
They are comfortable and I can spend all day walking in them if needed.
Sidi Canyon for LD rides and cooler weather. For my general around town and short trips in the heat I have my Sidi Blades. Both very comfortable and no problems shifting like some ."coffee"
Chippewa. Comfy out of the box
Alpinestars SMX-1
Justin cowboy boots