suggestions for new boots

crm250dude wrote:I got a pair of the goretex things - bloody marvelous

I even put them on and showered them down in the shower to wash them - they are amazing

i was looking ast them like they were some sort of magic trick

these are what im thinking of next - im fed up of slipping in the mud with the flat soles
- these seem to have some sort of grip

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Not sure id want grippy soles, they got knee hyperextensions written all over em imagine paddling deep rutts with them soles

crm250dude wrote:
these are what im thinking of next - im fed up of slipping in the mud with the flat soles
- these seem to have some sort of grip  

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Ive had 2 pairs of these and they are very comfy but no good for kicking over a 4 stroke should you have to.
The first time my wr kicked back and shoved the kick start straight through the bottom
The second time I slipped of the kickstart witch then punched a hole through the side. If that wasn't bad enough I then fell over with my boot still impaled on the kick start and snapped the brake leaver  Something you couldn't make up and something I,l not forget as all the bastards fell about pissing them selves.
Would have been cheaper to buy a new starter. This was before the warranty direct days

crm250dude wrote:I got a pair of the goretex things - bloody marvelous

I even put them on and showered them down in the shower to wash them - they are amazing

i was looking ast them like they were some sort of magic trick

these are what im thinking of next - im fed up of slipping in the mud with the flat soles
- these seem to have some sort of grip

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I do like the look of them may have to square off the heel a bit mind but trying the tech 3's with no heel (rocking & sliding all over the foot pegs type of thing) more than happy to put my old tech 6's back on.

I just buy a pair of Sidi Crossfires about every 10 years
Comfy, protective and last for ages

crm250dude wrote:do they do any in "Brecon Pink" ?

Brecon do have pink one's if you have girlie sized feet

shocker wrote:I just buy a pair of Sidi Crossfires about every 10 years
Comfy, protective and last for ages

If you got narrow feet like a woman

steve wrote:

shocker wrote:I just buy a pair of Sidi Crossfires about every 10 years
Comfy, protective and last for ages

If you got narrow feet like a woman

Fine for normal feet, obviously no good for the Sasquatch's amongst us though!

Wulf Libre cheap cheerful, not a fashion item sturdy with grip and dry as long as put dubbin on before every ride
(and the only boot et James had that fitted when i was desperate )
"The best boot is only after the first mud hole,   who still has warm dry feet "