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    Riding footwear

    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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    Army combat boots - been wearing them since 1965 and they work great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crossbowme View Post
    Army combat boots - been wearing them since 1965 and they work great.
    The first pair are free!!!!!!!!

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    How true!

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    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.

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    Bates 3/4 with laces that never have to be used and a side zipper most of the time. Sometimes just my Skechers.

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    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

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johncmendenhall View Post
    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
    I Wear Tactical 511 Boots. these Boots are very Comfortable and very Stylish, I wear them wene not on the Bike. $90.

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    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 .
    2013 F6B in black of course

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    Chippewa. Comfy out of the box

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