How to keep feet dry?????
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How to keep feet dry????? - 4/9/2008 6:05:24 PM
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FLHRMan
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got the rain gear for the body, but am having a dickens of a time finding covers for feet...
Any ideas (other than trash bags) LOL
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RE: How to keep feet dry????? - 4/9/2008 7:39:13 PM
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2wheeltom77
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Man, a good pair of leather boots treated right will keep your feet dry.
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RE: How to keep feet dry????? - 4/10/2008 4:52:41 AM
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screamn_eagle
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it depends on the severity of the rain...i was riding yesterday when a riding buddy and i had a similar conversation. he just wraps his legs with seran wrap and said it keeps the water from running down the boots...if your getting wet from the water just hitting the boot itself, get a new pair
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RE: How to keep feet dry????? - 4/10/2008 4:59:32 AM
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liltrk
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My wife has a pair of nylon booties (I don't know what they are called) with rubber soles. They have an elastic leg band and go over your boots and the bottom of your rain suit legs. They work, but I am not sure if I could shift properly with them on. I think they were an H-D product.
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RE: How to keep feet dry????? - 4/10/2008 5:24:44 AM
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Uncle Scrooge
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Mink oil on the boots does a good job waterproofing them.
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RE: How to keep feet dry????? - 4/10/2008 7:16:34 AM
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Moe55
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There are the gaters that HD sells that cover the boot and go up the leg to the knee.
Crusier works boots are what I use feet stay dry, there is also overshoes that are sold in sporting good stores. They have rubber lugged soles and go over you boots.
Never had a problem shifting or braking with any of them.
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RE: How to keep feet dry????? - 4/10/2008 9:56:35 PM
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coastrider
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Check with some of the outdoor stores that have hiking gear and or canoeing/kayaking gear. There are waterproof socks out there.
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RE: How to keep feet dry????? - 4/11/2008 3:44:35 PM
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Pine Tree
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quote:
ORIGINAL: FLHRMan
...Any ideas...
Something like these?
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RE: How to keep feet dry????? - 4/12/2008 8:27:22 AM
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smitty901
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They are called BOOT CONDUMS they sell for 10 dollars and up.
good ones have a flexable rubber sole they rool or fold up small slip on and off.
Find them on sale at every bike event. They wook good in real cold weather also to block wind from boots.
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