10-20-2014, 12:01 PM
(10-20-2014, 03:20 AM)Ack-CB11_imp Wrote: I still have a pair of lites. Great off-road protection, tough built boot.
Guth, It takes a while but they break-in great and last, mine are from 07. I took the laces out.
Your not far from Scappoose, if fit's an issue Wesco's are made to fit. My next trip to OR I'm getting fitted for boots and a jacket. Wesco boots and a Langlitz jacket, great stuff from Oregon.
Yep, the first week they were pretty stiff, but I could tell right away that break-in was not going to be a problem. I never suffered any blisters or anything of the like. All I did was wear 'n ride in them since new and they started molding to my feet in fairly short time. I was familiar with heavy duty leather boots and the break-in period as I have a pair of heavy-duty hiking boots that took a while to break in, but have rewarded me ever since.
(10-20-2014, 03:20 AM)Ack-CB11_imp Wrote: I still have a pair of lites. Great off-road protection, tough built boot.
Guth, It takes a while but they break-in great and last, mine are from 07. I took the laces out.
Your not far from Scappoose, if fit's an issue Wesco's are made to fit. My next trip to OR I'm getting fitted for boots and a jacket. Wesco boots and a Langlitz jacket, great stuff from Oregon.
It's been a while, but I've been to both Wesco and Langlitz. I have a pair of work boots that were made by Wesco and are awesome — just not what I prefer to ride in. My riding leathers were made by Langlitz. Given the hand-made nature of both companies, their prices have increased dramatically since I bought my gear from them. Still cool to see stuff actually made right here locally!
