I like and wear the italian stylmartin indian boots $295

 

http://workboots.com/wolverine-6-bonnaventure-st-wp-black?gclid=CLOMjPSS4soCFQgcaQodiRQGeQ#/8649/5132,5139,653/1?dl=b

Waterproof, steel toe, decent price

 

Just something to think about when deciding on "steel toe" for MC RIDING boots. Steel toes are for construction sites, dropping a cinder block on your toe, etc. A steel toe on a riding boot involved in a crash can literally chop your toes off. I have been in 3 serious motorcycle accidents (none of them were due to negligence on my part), the boots have never been an issue until this last one. Hit a deer and when it went under the rear wheel, kicked me up off the seat and I came down feet off the boards. Right side foot landed on pavement and was immediately wrapped up under the floorboard, boot folded right where a "steel toe" would be. Result was a snapped big toe in two places. If I had on steel toe boots, I would have no toes on my right foot.

Just for what it's worth.

 

I swear by bates boots. they sell a lot of boot to cops and military personnel. their boots have two things I like, they run big (good for this sized 15 feet of mine) and they feel like tennis shoes.

http://www.batesfootwear.com/US/en/h...0boots-e-Brand

Seriously try them out.

 

Bates tactile sport very comfortable light weight, no need to carry walking shoes anymore all day wearable without any discomfort.

 

This is a really old review on the Brit firm Altberg, I had a pair made in 2007 but my feet grew a bit so had another pair made at the end of last year. They are superb
http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcyc...-riding-boots/

 

Nice find!!! These look pretty good, going to dig into their site about these.

Thanks for posting!

 

Sales lady at Sturgis in 2013 recommended these.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...formance-boots

She said the Riddick's will make you feel like you are walking on a Tempur-pedic mattress. She was right. Most comfortable footwear I own, bar-none.

 

As far as boots go, Bates are my favorite. As said, light weight, and fit like a tennis shoe. On the plus side the gortex has never let me down.

The soles on my bates are pretty worn, and I decided to try Carolina boots (generic gortex) and although they are comfortable, they do not keep my feet dry .

My true preference for riding thou are chuck taylors.

 

Timberland Pro Direct Attach 8'' soft toe boot, waterproof and insulated.
They are great for a short guy like me too a they have a near 2'' heel on them - helps keep my bagger upright. https://www.timberland.com/shop/mens-pro-best-sellers