US Army Gortex boots. They just keep on going.

 

I've got a pair of Joe Rocket Orbit boots. They were quite stiff at first but after a short break-in period they're great. Not made in USA tho

 

I have had great luck with TourMaster Nomads.....Fit is good. true to size. They are made with decent leather and they do the job when caught in the rain.
I have tried every harley boot known to man. Their sizing is terrible. Too narrow and never run true to size. They are made well but lack in the sizing dept.

 

All i have ever worn are good solid work and hunting boots,the same 4 pair of boots. Mostly all or gortexed with my winter boots haveing up 1000 gram thinsulate ultra. Buy them from cabelia's and basspro. Some are 10 years old and are red wings/irishsetter and wolvere.

 

+1

I perfer a boot without a heel. There's more traction when you but your foot down.



daryl

 

I had HD boots, got a nasty foot infection from the dye that is used.(Made in China)
Now I will only wear made in the USA. At this time I have Double H and they are durable and comfortable.

 

I have two pairs. A pair of Danner Acadia's and a $20 thrasher pair from Walmart .

 

in china. Sucks. I bought mine because i thought they were made in america. nope. maybe at one time. They are comfortable, and i have rode through some serious rain and kept my feet dry. next pair will be wescos.

 

+1 on the Double H. Mine are 6+ years old. Can't find a slip on boot of any kind that matches the comfort of these.







Hand-crafted at our Martinsburg, PA factory, our American-made boots pass through many hands - and are inspected just as often - before they can be called Double-H Boots

 

Chuck Taylor high-tops black. Not waterproof but dry really fast.