Boot suggestions?

[ReblTeen84]

After seeing the..damage..that can be done without actual boots, deciding to get some. I usually ride in over the anke hking boots. I don't want anything clunky, heavy or ungodly expensive if possible and would like to be able to walk around in them if need be. Two pairs I was looking at are by Joe Rocket and Sidi. Any other suggestions?

Joe Rocket
Joe Rocket Sonic Boots - Motorcycle Superstore

Sidi
Sidi Champion Air Boots - Motorcycle Superstore

 

[Cloggy]

here are a couple of others: Boot suggestions

 

[staticghost]

Am getting SIDI vertigo Air boots in a month or two. I looked and looked, and decided on these boots. I have seen them in person, and they look so much better, than a picture. They may be a little expensive $300 but worh every penny.

 

[fragchild]

I've had these for 2 years Sidi Way Rain Boots - Motorcycle Superstore Super comfy, I wear them all day at work. And they don't look out of place under jeans.

 

[Jman]

I've had these for 2 years Sidi Way Rain Boots - Motorcycle Superstore Super comfy, I wear them all day at work. And they don't look out of place under jeans.

I just got these myself and they are easy to tuck the jeans in as well - if you have average sized calves. These do fit like a glove for non-wide footed people.

 

[wrightme43]

Sidi is the way to go. Crash tested, Steve approved. "Still wearing them too."

 

[cws6fan]

Just picked these up at New Enough.com on closeout for $215.00. Don't know how many sizes are still available, but closeout is just on the black and white colors.

 

[Fz6Sa]

I use a pair of Touring Oxtar boots, - looks exactly like the Sidi Way Rain boots, and from what I can see the spect are the same as well.

http://www.extremesupply.com/oxtar/oxtarboots/oxtar.htm

or

http://www.oxtar-boots.com

 

[Andz]

I have these Alpinestars:

 

[finboz]

i have had TCX competizione-gtx for a year now, very comfy from new, waterproof, not too flashy and look like they will give excellent protection in a crash.

TCX-Competizione-S-Gore-Tex

 

[RyanK]

can't go wrong with Alpinestars :rockon:

I've got about 10,000 miles on these now and love them! Daily commuter & fun rides.
http://www.alpinestars.com/Web_Goretex_Boot/pd/np/113/p/233507.html

These are a touch cheaper, but still great boots I'm sure:
http://www.alpinestars.com/Effex_Goretex_Boot/pd/np/113/p/233005.html

And if you want to spend more money:
http://www.alpinestars.com/Tech_Touring_GoreTex_Boot/pd/np/113/p/233009.html

 

[mstewar1]

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I've got the same boots. Had them for years. Keep them like new with a little saddle soap and mink oil. While I like some of the benefits of the more "racer" style boots, particularly harder bits around the ankles, these are comfortable and afford a reasonable amount of protection.

If I were in the market for new boots, the combat lite from Aerostich would be on the list. They're made by Sidi.

 

[KensFz6]

I just bought a pair of Joe Rocket Big bang boots. None of the shops near me had them so I had no choice but to buy them online and hope for the best. But after trying them on they feel awkward and downright painful. It's a shame because they look like the would be a decent pair of riding boots that you could actually walk in.