Icon Super Duty III

about 7,000 miles of riding, they still look new, and are comfortable to wear all day unless it's really hot outside.

 

Ditto on the Icon Super Duty IIIs. Very comfortable.

 

I can't say enough good about Double H boots which is what I wear. American made in the USA too and reasonably priced.

 

I was wondering about that myself - got a pair of caterpillar steel toe with the slip resistant soles ... wasnt sure if the steel toe would be bad for shifting with or not (haven't worn them on the bike yet)

anyone ride w/ steel toes?

 

Have a look at some Military / Tactical Boots. There's some nice ones out there, and they're made for guys who walk a "looooong' time.

 

Try these:
http://www.magnumboots.com/us/series_stealthforce.asp

They are used by SWAT/Police units. Comfortable all day wear, lightweight and have a Gore-Tex version that's pretty waterproof. It's all I'd ever wear.

 

I've been wearing Double H 12" AG7 Work Western boots for the last 7 or 8 years and absolutely love them. Extremely well made and comfy. They look great too.

http://www.doublehboots.com/

 

I have had Harley Casper boots, which were fine. I have had Justins and they were very comfortable for walking and riding. I recently bought a pair of Chippewa Super loggers and must say they are the most comfortable boot I have ever owned. They are a little big but you get used to them. They are steel toed and work fine on the bike. The toe is a little thick, it is difficult to get my toe under the shifter but since I have a heel toe setup it is fine.

 

Dr. Martens Airwalks. been wearing them for years on the street and work.

 

never thought i would buy touring boots but i bought a pair of sidi boots best money i ever spent on foot wear.