Any experience with AdTec Boots?
#1
Any experience with AdTec Boots?
I'm looking for 16" high engineer/or harness boots. I figure if I get toots that go ver the calf, it will reduce or eliminate the cat calf burn.
Not a whole lot of options out there for this style boot.
Anyone try this brand? - they seem to get mixed reviews on Amazon.they are cheap enough to want to give them a go. About 1/2 of what other brands are charging for a tall boot.
Not a whole lot of options out there for this style boot.
Anyone try this brand? - they seem to get mixed reviews on Amazon.they are cheap enough to want to give them a go. About 1/2 of what other brands are charging for a tall boot.
Last edited by steelerdude1; 06-05-2016 at 10:59 AM.
#2
I'm looking for 16" high engineer/or harness boots. I figure if I get toots that go ver the calf, it will reduce or eliminate the cat calf burn.
Not a whole lot of options out there for this style boot.
Anyone try this brand? - they seem to get mixed reviews on Amazon.they are cheap enough to want to give them a go. About 12 of what other brands are charging for a tall boot.
Not a whole lot of options out there for this style boot.
Anyone try this brand? - they seem to get mixed reviews on Amazon.they are cheap enough to want to give them a go. About 12 of what other brands are charging for a tall boot.
Don't know about the boots, but the best way to eliminate calf burn is to get rid of the catalytic converter.
#3
I need a new pair of boots anyway, so why not kill 2 birds with 1 stone. I have never heard of this brand, and wondering if they are good boots
#4
I have a pair and like them. I have the 16" engineers. They are a bit heavy and clunky when walking around, but they are great once you are on the bike. I can back the bike up better with these than any other boots that I have tried. It's also nice not having your pant legs blow up while riding. The leather is high quality, it is very thick and soft. The finish is great and the soles are excellent. I had looked into Chippewa boots before I bought these, but I couldn't find the Chippewa's in wide widths. The only real negative thing about them (other than the weight while walking around) is the dye that they used. They used a bit too much dye on them, and it will stain your socks and pant legs. But the dye does come out easily in the laundry. All in all, they are my favorite riding boot.
Last edited by Buffalolake; 06-05-2016 at 11:19 PM.
#5
I have a pair and like them. I have the 16" engineers. They are a bit heavy and clunky when walking around, but they are great once you are on the bike. I can back the bike up better with these than any other boots that I have tried. It's also nice not having your pant legs blow up while riding. The leather is high quality, it is very thick and soft. The finish is great and the soles are excellent. I had looked into Chippewa boots before I bought these, but I couldn't find the Chippewa's in wide widths. The only real negative thing about them (other than the weight while walking around) is the dye that they used. They used a bit too much dye on them, and it will stain your socks and pant legs. But the dye does come out easily in the laundry. All in all, they are my favorite riding boot.
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#7
I'm looking for 16" high engineer/or harness boots. I figure if I get toots that go ver the calf, it will reduce or eliminate the cat calf burn.
Not a whole lot of options out there for this style boot.
Anyone try this brand? - they seem to get mixed reviews on Amazon.they are cheap enough to want to give them a go. About 1/2 of what other brands are charging for a tall boot.
Not a whole lot of options out there for this style boot.
Anyone try this brand? - they seem to get mixed reviews on Amazon.they are cheap enough to want to give them a go. About 1/2 of what other brands are charging for a tall boot.
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