If able, I go with US made boots.

 

This is what I wear. http://www.redwingshoes.com/red-wing...-on-boot-black

 

http://www.511tactical.com/atac-storm-boot.html Light weight, comfortable, waterproof, non-slip sole & side zip. I've been wearing this brand since 07. They have many other boots you should check out. Good luck.

 

My problem with any boot/shoe is finding anything in a 15EEEE.
Without the need to take out a second mortgage on my home.

 

I have both logger and engineering boots. The loggers are comfortable and you can walk in them all day. The engineering boots are quick to put on and take off.
Both styles have their advantages.

 

OK....curiosity has got me..Were do you find a 15eeee? What do you pay for a 15eeee?
I wear an 11ee and find those hard to find...

 

Boots??? You wanna be a REAL biker in this day & age, ya have to wear these!

 

I see so many alleged MC boots everywhere I go. I've had mine ~ I guess they're called Engineers boots - now for >25 years, only had them re-soled. They're comfortable and provide full ankle protection - and the heel is ~ 1" or less. I condition them 1/yr with a leather dressing and they're going strong.

 

No lace up boots for Uncle G. for reasons that were explained. Laces get caught on shift levers at the worst possible time. They also come untied and are a pain to put on/take off.


I have two pairs of "engineer boots". For warm weather, I wear a pair of 11" high H-D boots I've had for I don't know how long, but long enough for 2-3 sets of heels and a set of half soles. For cool/cold weather, I wear a pair of Chippewa 16" (knee high) steel toe engineer boots. I tuck my pants into them, trooper style.


I NEVER ride without boots.

 

Whatever brand you get is up to you. Just make sure they are a dedicated motorcycle boot with the proper protection in the critical areas of your feet.