Couldn't find a better location for this question... But what kind of boots you guys like to wear while riding? Looked at a few pair of HD boots but wasn't sure yet. My current ones are some el cheapo black steel toes that kill my feet...

 

Die hard "Tourmaster" fan here.... They run a tad wide and that helps me..
I have a dry pair and a pair of their "waterproofs"

The waterproofs breath nicely so they do not get too damp inside.. I have worn them on clear days and they do very well..
I have used newenough.com for a lot of years with great service.. they changed names (same company) http://www.motorcyclegear.com/
They tend to have a lot of "closeout" stuff so never can tell what brands they have on hand.. (easy returns too)

 

Red Wing Farmer's Boots.

 

These are working out pretty well for me.

 

Georgia low heel loggers. More comfy and a lot less expensive than HD boots

 

There was a thread on this about 6 weeks ago.
Try searching "riding boots".

Coming from Wisconsin I'm shocked you have to asked what boot to buy.

I've tried different ones including HD until I got a pair of Milwaukee Troopers.
I've had them for 3 years now and can wear them all day on and off the bike.

They're price around $100 and run just a tad small.
I normally wear a 10.5 but wear an 11 in the Milwaukee Troopers.

If mine failed me today, I'd have another exact pair tomorrow.
Matter or fact I've been thinking of getting me a second pair just in case they quit making them.

 

Find a boot you can afford that you can walk in also. Something leather above the ankle for ankle support and protection. I don't know what brand I even have now but they are comfortable as well as boots can be.

 

They match your bike, very nice!!

 

when I first bought a harley I was eager to get all the different stuff they sold. I got the boots and as long as I'm only riding they are ok. If doing any kind of walking they kill my feet. Against most advice I mostly ride in sneakers. Several years down the road I have learned and very rarely by any harley clothing. I do like a lot of the styling on their jackets though compared to most I see on the market but the price of them keep me away.

 

These. I got them on sale at a dealer about 7 years ago. They are broke in just right. I think I've seen them for men as well. They are sturdy, comfortable to walk in and I've had 10 hour days in the seat and my feet were just fine.