Hi, Im wondering what you guys are using for good durable and warm boots.? I tore my Klim boots up pretty bad from the kick starter hitting my foot peg. I appreciate good advice. thanks
Whats a good durable snow bike boot?
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Bunch of opinion on boots in this...
http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=416480
I ride in a set of the Forma Terras, I like them because they are stiff in the sole more like a moto boot and they have ankle protection. Then they have a waterproof liner in them. Although are not really insulated so if you have problems keeping feet warm may not be for you. I had no issues with them as long as we were riding though, sometimes walking around in the snow or standing on it they got a bit chilled. A lot of others are going to the Astar Toucan but they are a bit more spendy... Anyways just my 2cents.
http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=416480
I ride in a set of the Forma Terras, I like them because they are stiff in the sole more like a moto boot and they have ankle protection. Then they have a waterproof liner in them. Although are not really insulated so if you have problems keeping feet warm may not be for you. I had no issues with them as long as we were riding though, sometimes walking around in the snow or standing on it they got a bit chilled. A lot of others are going to the Astar Toucan but they are a bit more spendy... Anyways just my 2cents.
i bought a product called "tuff toe" i think its mostly for baseball but bought it at a place that sells steel toe boots
I put it over the hole that was ripped in my klim boots from the foot peg and rode all last year
there isnt even a mark on the goop and i ride a carbed bike so lots of kicking.
I put it over the hole that was ripped in my klim boots from the foot peg and rode all last year
there isnt even a mark on the goop and i ride a carbed bike so lots of kicking.
thanks, I just ordered the tough toe. $22.00 cheaper than new boots every year.
