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Nov 4, 2008 | 06:35 PM

#51

ROGERinSEMO

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From: Cape Girardeau, MO.

Take a look at West Coast Shoe Co. in Sacappose OR. I have a pair of their Boss motorcycle boots and a pair of their Western Boss boots. I had the Boss motorcycle boots lined with Kevlar. Great Boots, but a little pricey. You can have them custom fit to your foot, or check out the seconds on sale at the web site.

Nov 4, 2008 | 06:52 PM

#52

biz44

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From: Hoboken, New Jersey

Quote:

Originally Posted by skratch

i have the same thing except in tan. issued by my uncle (sam) so price was not a problem

the danners have a 1 piece inner goretex lining. nowhere for the cold air to get in. and waterproof to boot (hehehe, wasn't meant to be a pun)

The tan Acadia's dont have the same outsole. I have two pair of the tan desert Acadia's one pair I just got last week 10" Fort Lewis Tan Acadia 400G Thinsulate Gore-Tex for the Winter....and I have a pair for warm weather uninsulated 8". I use them for riding also, but like the SRF better. BTW ALL made in the USA!.

http://www.danner.com/product/milita...itary+boots.do

http://www.danner.com/product/milita...itary+boots.do

Nov 4, 2008 | 06:59 PM

#53

autoxr

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From: New Jersey

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Originally Posted by Digger53

Been wearing CruiserWorks for about 10 yeasrs now. Wear in all types of weather, never once have they allowed my feet to get wet. Have ridden in 10+ hours of rain non stop and still kept me dry.

http://www.cruiserworks.com/

Digger

+1 on them....7 years old still look new

Nov 4, 2008 | 07:19 PM

#54

curlydee

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From: Western KY

Yea I saw the cruiserwork boots at a vender at Biketoberfest this fall. My buddy bought a pair. If I had not just bought a pair of Chippewas this spring I would have gotten a pair. Worth looking in to.

Nov 5, 2008 | 11:58 AM

#55

07FLHRCMarinePatriot

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Riding in Colorado at 20 degrees with rain and snow my USMC cold weather boots have yet to disappoint. I'm sure you could find some on line or at a surplus store.

Nov 5, 2008 | 01:15 PM

#56

ArgyleRider

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From: So. Calif.

Excellent information. Just made me toss my plan to wear wool socks and flip flops out the window...

Nov 5, 2008 | 02:43 PM

#57

rdkingryder69

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Thorogood lineman boot american made.

Nov 5, 2008 | 03:01 PM

#58

cfmii11

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From: Connecticut

Frye Harness boots, tried & true made in the USA.

Nov 5, 2008 | 07:02 PM

#59

Comfortably Numb

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From: Vancouver, B.C.

Dayton

I have a pair of HD Vintage. Nice.
I would prefer to wear my Daytons but they are TOO nice to wear on the bike.
Nothing better, anywhere.

http://www.daytonboots.com/

CN

Nov 5, 2008 | 09:15 PM

#60

jcbpa

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From: Bucks County PA

Maybe I've just worn the sunglasses and drank the Kool Aide, but I've bought a bunch of boots, because I have some pretty serious leg and foot issues... bottom line I've never, never gone wrong with HD boots. They don't make them, but they do make sure they work... I don't need steel toe for the bike, I do need good support and great soles...