+1 on the Red Wings. I used these in construction and never looked back. I don't have the motorcycle ones, just the general lace up boots. Great support, very comfortable for all day rides, and easy/comfortable to wear when not on the bike. I have a pair of Honda motorcycle boots, but they are no where near as comfortable.I ride in Red Wings, not waterproof but dang near. Comfy from day one. High ankles give me the support I was looking for...
Red Wings for me also. I have the insulated, waterproof boots. The insulation keeps the feet from heating up too much in real hot weather. Had 'em for about three years. Lacing isn't too bad. Plus, you can wear them to shovel snow.+1 on the Red Wings. I used these in construction and never looked back. I don't have the motorcycle ones, just the general lace up boots. Great support, very comfortable for all day rides, and easy/comfortable to wear when not on the bike. I have a pair of Honda motorcycle boots, but they are no where near as comfortable.
+1:bow1:Tour Master Solutions. Waterproof, relatively inexpensive, and comfortable right out of the box.
Oxtar Infinity boots
Absolutely look like Power Ranger boots , but they do fit under every pair of riding pants I own, including jeans.
I prefer the complete waterproof design, full protection, and a sole that won't slip, even in a puddle of oil.
Agreed! I tried both on here local and liked the WEB with gortex and like the comfort for the $. I to have a wide foot, I wear 12 E and several boots jus' weren't wide enough for their lenght size. Sharon likes her SIDI boots that we got from newenough, she has a narrow-small foot so she's easier to fit.AlpineStars EFFEX gortex boot,one up in the line from the WEB gortex. They seemed to me to be slightly wider than the Web. Completely waterproof and really comfortable in 38-95 degree weather (havent ridden beyond those temps)... newenough sells them...