yep as stated if you have to make youself wear them. there is a easy fix which is what i do with all my riding leather boots. when you first put them on get a garden hose and fill them up and walk them dry and you will have a perfect fitting boot. but here in FL in the summer time its hot enough to do this, maby up north its not but if still wet keep walking with them and it will work, it will form fit to your foot. if its not all leather then dont do this. my dad taught me this and it does work

when at boot camp i did this trick and every body looked at me like i was crazy
but after the first day my boots were perfect and every one else was getting blisters.

 

Boot camp... I remember.

 

same
Been wearing wellington style most of my life, they seem to be just fine "to me" for street riding as well









..L.T.A.

 

There you go...learned this trick from Marine Mom - she was as tough they came. No blisters for me

“when at boot camp i did this trick and every body looked at me like i was crazy
but after the first day my boots were perfect and every one else was getting blisters.”

 

HOLY CRAP - I built some boots on Wesco's webiste... came out to $805.00!!
I'm sure they fit good, however, $800 is a lotta-dough!

 

That Chippewa is a great boot, but be careful. The locals here will get their panties at a twist at the mere sight of that toe guard.

The Dayton also looks good.

I'm very happy with my Cruiserworks.

 

Give them a try. Sidi race boots are amazing.

 

Plus you have to pay $99 for the custom build kit..

 

Hawthorne (White) boots for me.

 

Same boots as Steve for the past 50 years now.