Riding boots, Recomendations

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[z-weiser]

for commuting/winter riding - sidi black rain evo!

warm and waterproof and still lovely after 2 and a bit years of abuse!

not very ruft-tufty offroadey tho!!

[Krtek]

I really my Oxtar Infinity's. Something between a touring and an off road boot, and nicely waterproof. I find them both warm and comfortable.

[Rubberchicken]

+1 on the oxtars. They're nice.

Had a pair of Daytonas before, still waterproof after 4 years of being my main footwear, but they had turned into comfy socks by then, not much protection.

[Mabels Old Man]

Got a pair of Oxtars and two pairs of Daytonas, take your pick

[Xander]

I love my Altbergs!
I got the tall combat style one.. no idea of the name...

[Gotham]

I really my Oxtar Infinity's. Something between a touring and an off road boot, and nicely waterproof. I find them both warm and comfortable.

I don't recommend those boots. Those are comfortable but the “waterproof” means they let water in and don’t let out. After riding couple hours in rain they get wet and will dry for ages. I‘ve used them one season – the tongue is made of unknowns animal skin and will crack after a while and also one of the stitching in one boot is broken.

[Whealie]

I don't recommend those boots. Those are comfortable but the “waterproof” means they let water in and don’t let out. After riding couple hours in rain they get wet and will dry for ages. I‘ve used them one season – the tongue is made of unknowns animal skin and will crack after a while and also one of the stitching in one boot is broken.

Ride with your trousers over your boots otherwise the rain is bound to get in.

[MacP]

Got a pair of Oxtars and two pairs of Daytonas, take your pick

SNAP!

[Gotham]

Ride with your trousers over your boots otherwise the rain is bound to get in.

That is what I do. I say if you are riding hours in rain they will get wet, especially when the tongue is cracked.