Whats the most comfortable boots?
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Dallas TX
You can water proof them by coating them with the redwing mink oil I done mine and my feet stay dry but then again I try my best not to be riding in the rain. I have used the mink oil on my work boots and my feet never get wet at work so that stuff works good do not us the paste kind only the liquid kind really works good
Road Warrior
Joined: May 2007
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From: Upstate NY
I have a pair of Carolina Logger boots that I found at a local store on sale for $50. Threw in a set of insoles and made them real comfy. They have held up well and since they are insulated, I do not get heat through them. I also find them comfortable down to about 20 degrees.
Club Member
Joined: May 2006
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From: Virginia
I wear these Bates Ultra-Lite Tactical side zip boots at work and when riding the bike. Damn comfortable and light.
You can find them for around $80
http://workingperson.com/products/22...oots_2261.html
The only thing is I wish they were waterproof.
You can find them for around $80
http://workingperson.com/products/22...oots_2261.html
The only thing is I wish they were waterproof.
Road Master
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Greene County, MS
I have worn Wolverine Durashocks for years. They are the most comfortable in my opinion. I also have and wear Justin boots. They are as comfortable as the Wolverines but usually cost a bit more.
Novice
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Killeen TX
as lame as it sounds i have a pair of sketchers that have been to hell and back riding/camping/foul weather. i'm not sure if you can still fine em since it has been years but they rock! got em at kohls for 25 buck or something. prolly gonna replace them with red wings if i cannot find the sketchers again. i have never really been impressed with the hd boots, though the ladies seem to dig the boots made specifically for them.
Same here....Skecher logger boots over 10 years old and still going
Road Warrior
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Brunswick, OH
I've been looking at some waterproof Bates boots, but I just don't think they offer much, if any, ankle protection in the event of a get-off. Anyone that owns them care to comment?
I thought these looked pretty nice for the price, durable looking and waterproof:
http://workingperson.com/products/22...ts_CA8823.html
I thought these looked pretty nice for the price, durable looking and waterproof:
http://workingperson.com/products/22...ts_CA8823.html
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Cruiser
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Nebraska
After the last 10+ years in the Army I've got about half dozen different styles of boots. All military and with a new set of insoles, all are really comfortable and hold up very well in all kinds of $hitty conditions. Best part is, didn't cost me anything. Surplus boots are cheap and can easliy be resoled.
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