Originally Posted by Griffindor

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Originally Posted by bduds65

They look a lot like the Rocky's I posted earlier. Are they zippered? If so, they are quick on and off - for various reasons. But mostly, because you can adjust the laces all the way up how you want them. Loose here tighter there etc. For riding, snug but to not too tight. Definitely not sloppy.

I also use the Dickies tall socks. Yeah they get hot if I am riding all day. But do not slip back into the boot. My boot cannot ever actually touch my skin! LOL

Originally Posted by slw210

I am thinking about getting something like that. How do they hold up?

Originally Posted by bduds65

They look a lot like the Rocky's I posted earlier. Are they zippered? If so, they are quick on and off - for various reasons. But mostly, because you can adjust the laces all the way up how you want them. Loose here tighter there etc. For riding, snug but to not too tight. Definitely not sloppy.

I also use the Dickies tall socks. Yeah they get hot if I am riding all day. But do not slip back into the boot. My boot cannot ever actually touch my skin! LOL