Go for the motocross boots. They offer siginifcantly more protection than
trials boots and are quite comfortable once they break in. If you would like
to look at something new, look around for a dealer that carries the new top
of the line Sidi boots which have hinges in the ankle area. They are
apparently more comfortable than normal motocross boots.
By the way, the more expensive boots ( such as the Alpinestar Tech 8s and the
new AXO RC5s) offer much better construction and better quality materials
than the cheaper boots. The top of the line boots use full grain leather
whitle the cheaper boots only use top grain (thinner) leather. They also
offer much more elaborate protection systems.
I personally use the older top of the line model Alpinestar Tech 7s . Once
they broke in they became very comfortable. Don't skimp on boots!. Your feet
contain numerous small bones that can break quite easily in certain situation
and are very hard to fix! The more expensive boots will last virtually
forever so the initial investment isn't really as bad as it seems.
John F klr650 drz400s
[dsn_klr650] nklr - dual sporting boots?
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