Best, or just real good riding boots
#1
Best, or just real good riding boots
I need a new pair of boots, the main thing I don't like about my current boots is they are not real comfortable when I get to where I am riding to and am on my feet for a while. Walking around Strugis this past year made me realize, I need something better.
Since once you buy a pair of boots you end up living with them for sometime I would like to get some input before buying again
Thanks in advance.
Since once you buy a pair of boots you end up living with them for sometime I would like to get some input before buying again
Thanks in advance.
#6
I need a new pair of boots, the main thing I don't like about my current boots is they are not real comfortable when I get to where I am riding to and am on my feet for a while. Walking around Strugis this past year made me realize, I need something better.
Since once you buy a pair of boots you end up living with them for sometime I would like to get some input before buying again
Thanks in advance.
Since once you buy a pair of boots you end up living with them for sometime I would like to get some input before buying again
Thanks in advance.
#7
I have worn Cruiserworks boots for years and love them, I have not bought a pair after they changed ownership and manufacturing. I have had the two pairs I own each resoled with no problems.
http://www.cruiserworks.com/
http://www.cruiserworks.com/
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#8
I just use 1 of the boots I use for work. I have White's Smoke Jumpers, Chippewa steel toe loggers and a pair of Red Wings. All are USA made and comfortable.
I like the lace ups for riding. The snugness is important to me as the dresser weighs 800#s and don't want any movement when I put my foot down.
As far as comfort; they are all comfortable after broken in. None of them are cheap. (240+) But since I make my living on my feet the cost isn't important.
I like the lace ups for riding. The snugness is important to me as the dresser weighs 800#s and don't want any movement when I put my foot down.
As far as comfort; they are all comfortable after broken in. None of them are cheap. (240+) But since I make my living on my feet the cost isn't important.
#9
I have Double-H harness boots & really like them for riding. Probably not the best for long-duty walking (as w/any coyboy style boot), but they're build well for rid'n.
http://www.doublehboots.com/
http://www.doublehboots.com/