Riding boots
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From: NE
RE: Riding boots
Thanks for the help,went to the Criuserworks site and like the looks of the "commando" BOOT that's
not the way I ride!! but is the groves in the sole deep enough for good traction?
They look like they would be far better protection for the feet and they are waterproof,I like that,no more
wet feet in the rain!
not the way I ride!! but is the groves in the sole deep enough for good traction?
They look like they would be far better protection for the feet and they are waterproof,I like that,no more
wet feet in the rain!
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From: N.C.
RE: Riding boots
Can spot a military man a mile away, those boots are ready for the general Blackbird.
ORIGINAL: Blackbird
Meet my all time favorite warm weather riding boots. I got them from John Travolta in 1977.
Meet my all time favorite warm weather riding boots. I got them from John Travolta in 1977.
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From: PA
RE: Riding boots
I ride wearing docs. Was a fluke that I bought a pair of docs for everday wearing a few years ago. They wore in so comfortable and the sole is really grippy that I bought a pair of black docs when it was time to relace my old HD riding boots. Been riding in them since last fall and sure enough they're great.
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From: Harrison, ar
RE: Riding boots
I wear Asolo hiking boots. Good grip, padded ankles, well made and comfortible to climb and mountain or walk any distance.
Is that true that a boot that had the best protection is the ones that the rice burners wear because they are armoured?
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From: Bloomfield, NM
RE: Riding boots
Mike,
I wear the pull ons because I have never been a big fan of lace ups. Grew up a cowboy and never had lace up shoes until I went in the service.
I don't know if the pull ons are any cooler or not. Both have a liner that wick moisture away from your feet.
One thing about the pull ons, if you have a high instep, you might prefer the lace ups. The pull ons are real tight getting on and off.
Regards,
Bill
I wear the pull ons because I have never been a big fan of lace ups. Grew up a cowboy and never had lace up shoes until I went in the service.
I don't know if the pull ons are any cooler or not. Both have a liner that wick moisture away from your feet.
One thing about the pull ons, if you have a high instep, you might prefer the lace ups. The pull ons are real tight getting on and off.
Regards,
Bill
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From: Northeast U.S.
RE: Riding boots
For a second there, I thought those were Beatle boots, and then saw they did not have the pointy toes.
ORIGINAL: Blackbird
Meet my all time favorite warm weather riding boots. I got them from John Travolta in 1977.
Meet my all time favorite warm weather riding boots. I got them from John Travolta in 1977.