03-18-2014, 04:01 PM
Each to his own of course but, when I took the MN Motorcycle Safety Course about 10 years ago, I remember the instructor telling the class that, in his opinion, spending hundreds of dollars on a pair of boots specific to riding a motorcycle was silly and unnecessary. His recommendation was to simply buy a pair of quality heavy-soled leather boots that at least covered the ankle. This is exactly what I've been doing ever since and have yet to regret it. *knock on wood*
Currently I'm wearing a pair of Red Wings that I just got a couple weeks ago -
http://www.redwingshoes.com/red-wing-sho...boot-brown
They're as comfortable as anything I've ever worn and the slip resistant soles, water resistant lining and safety toe work well with the brewery environment that I work in every day. Hopefully they'll be great for the upcoming riding season as well.
Currently I'm wearing a pair of Red Wings that I just got a couple weeks ago -
http://www.redwingshoes.com/red-wing-sho...boot-brown
They're as comfortable as anything I've ever worn and the slip resistant soles, water resistant lining and safety toe work well with the brewery environment that I work in every day. Hopefully they'll be great for the upcoming riding season as well.
