Cruiserworks boots
#1
Cruiserworks boots
I was at the IMC show in Geenville SC yesterday and saw these boots and salesman started telling me all about them,waterproof,lightweight,resole program ect. ect.so I thought what the heck you only live once right so I bought the classic style.My question to you all is have you tried them and your thoughts and experiance with your boots.[likes or dislikes] other than price?
#2
I was at the IMC show in Geenville SC yesterday and saw these boots and salesman started telling me all about them,waterproof,lightweight,resole program ect. ect.so I thought what the heck you only live once right so I bought the classic style.My question to you all is have you tried them and your thoughts and experiance with your boots.[likes or dislikes] other than price?
#4
I too have heard that the supplier has changed. I have a pair of the sidezips, must have had them for 5 or 6 yrs now. Work real well. WHen I first got them about 6 mos into them I was in a all day rain. They leaked terribly. I called them and they said to send them in they would test them. I was less than confident. They called a week later and said they leak like a sieve, and would send out a new pair immediately, They did and all has been well since. With many water testings of my own.Mine were made in Canada. The latest are made in an Asian country I believe. That may deter me from buying again.
#6
#7
I have a pair of side-zips made in Canada, they are light in weight, good grippy sole,
and no break-in is needed, but they are basically a cowboy style fitting boot, so I don't wear
them much, I like my boots to be tight fitting around my ankle and leg like my hunting
boots.
I mostly wear my older version of Alpinestars Ridge waterproof boots, light in weight,
grippy sole, a little break-in is needed, fits like a glove, cheap in price and wear them while
riding my sport-bike to.
and no break-in is needed, but they are basically a cowboy style fitting boot, so I don't wear
them much, I like my boots to be tight fitting around my ankle and leg like my hunting
boots.
I mostly wear my older version of Alpinestars Ridge waterproof boots, light in weight,
grippy sole, a little break-in is needed, fits like a glove, cheap in price and wear them while
riding my sport-bike to.
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#8
I been wearing the same pair of Cruiserworks boots for almost 10 years now. Living in the North West we do get a little rain now and then, my feet have always stayed dry. Been in some heavy rain storms in TX and LA and they keep me dry. I have put on about 350K miles with the same pair, they are about due to get resole here soon. I think you will like them!
Digger
Camas, WA
Digger
Camas, WA
#9
A very good boot with a company that stands behind their product. About 4 months ago, the soles on my 3 year old boots cracked (which may have been one of the reasons why they changed vendors). I called CW. They asked a few questions to verify my problem was the same they had heard from other customers, and immediatley instructed me where to send the boots (at their expense) for repairs. I did as instructed & had my repaired, good as new boots back in less than 2 weeks. Toataly water proof now. Very comfortable and attractive boot. Pricey, but worth the bucks IMHO.