10-31-2020, 05:10 AM
I recently bought a pair of the Sidi Adventure boots myself for the street- as I crushed my leg my crash enough to scare me into the highest sturdiest street boots I could find.
They are stiff (only rode in them twice for short time periods) - but I have had enough dirtbike boots over the years that I know they will break in.
Since I won't be moving nearly as much as on a dirtbike, sweating, or getting muddy... it may help if I just hose them down and wear them all day. That helped with new boots in the Army.
They aren't uncomfortable at all- but I have missed a couple shifts. I could always raise the lever a click or 2.
If you are looking for something more dirt orientated than that- I will take a pic of my dirtbike boots in my garage- I forget what they are- but I picked ones specifically with a nice lugged sole for traction if I had to dismount and climb or push in the woods as opposed to mx boots that are much smoother sole.
They are stiff (only rode in them twice for short time periods) - but I have had enough dirtbike boots over the years that I know they will break in.
Since I won't be moving nearly as much as on a dirtbike, sweating, or getting muddy... it may help if I just hose them down and wear them all day. That helped with new boots in the Army.
They aren't uncomfortable at all- but I have missed a couple shifts. I could always raise the lever a click or 2.
If you are looking for something more dirt orientated than that- I will take a pic of my dirtbike boots in my garage- I forget what they are- but I picked ones specifically with a nice lugged sole for traction if I had to dismount and climb or push in the woods as opposed to mx boots that are much smoother sole.