Agreed. High quality, designed for the job nd very reasonably priced. Not adapted hiking boots.
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Touring Boots
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TCX Infinity for me. OK they look a bit more off road than some, but they are three years old, waterproof, comfortable and still look like new.
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on road - Daytona Roadstar GTX for last few years.
recently obtained Daytona Evo Voltex GTX because of inner boot and significantly improved ankle protection. Not sure what I think yet. They're definitely more protective but they're a faff to get on and a bit stiff still.
gravel etc. on longer tours - Alpinestars Toucan.
recently obtained Daytona Evo Voltex GTX because of inner boot and significantly improved ankle protection. Not sure what I think yet. They're definitely more protective but they're a faff to get on and a bit stiff still.
gravel etc. on longer tours - Alpinestars Toucan.
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RTman10 wrote: Agreed. High quality, designed for the job nd very reasonably priced. Not adapted hiking boots.
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Good point I'll give Altberg a ring and tell them they should remove the Hogg boots from the motorcycle section of their web site.
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Casbar wrote:
Good point I'll give Altberg a ring and tell them they should remove the Hogg boots from the motorcycle section of their web site.
Good plan...
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I also have these, great boot but I hate the fastenersSprintgull wrote: TCX Infinity for me. OK they look a bit more off road than some, but they are three years old, waterproof, comfortable and still look like new.