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Old 02-11-2008   #9 (permalink)
BigRedandRiding
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Hey Tshadow...
If you are into the "engineer boot" old school style, I would second some of the other opinions here about looking around at other brands.

I bought a pair of Red Wing lace-up, side-zip 979's about three years ago and they have proven very comfortable for walking and indestructably constructed with motorcyclists' needs in mind. After 3 years, they are still in great shape and my main choice of footwear when I ride. And they are made in the USA.

http://www.redwingshoes.com/motorcycle/

One thing about lace front, old school, engineer style boots. Depending on your style of bike and riding position, they are not the best choice if you ride in rain a lot - no matter what brand shoe you choose. Hence, I am looking around for a second, sportier style, waterproof boot (maybe a pair of SIDI's). But whatever my second pair tuns out to be, in most cases, the Red Wings would continue to be my main choice for everyday riding.

Happy shopping!
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