Let's see your riding boots

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I am in the process of tracking down some vintage Red Wing Irish Setters
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. Can't go wrong with those. Uh, when they have laces.
 
Goddammit!!! Some pics work...some do not.....anyway, Harley Davidson boots (made by Wolverine). The Brake Buckle & the Distortion. These babies are comfortable......look good & are a plus in a fight!!!!
 
$10 summer kicks from wally. suprisingly after a month they're still blinding white in the sun.
 

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One pair of "Eyetalian" waterproof (toes still get wet), one 16' engineer boot, a couple of Bates (one fastlane and one roadrace), and my favorite........ good ole "doc martens"...... would post pics but it says the file is to big...... Dew.
 
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Represto said:
It'd like to get some nice high boots...with zippers. I had a big ol' pair of docs back in the day...and the one thing I hated the most about them was doing em up.
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Place I used to work sells lace-in zippers for lace up boots. Popular with security guards and so on. Try a websearch and you'll probably find some.

As for me, I usually ride in my usual footwear: cheap Lynx runners or Converse All-Star knockoffs. Not the best protection, I know, but I'm on a budget here!

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boingk said:
Place I used to work sells lace-in zippers for lace up boots. Popular with security guards and so on. Try a websearch and you'll probably find some.

As for me, I usually ride in my usual footwear: cheap Lynx runners or Converse All-Star knockoffs. Not the best protection, I know, but I'm on a budget here!

- boingk
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Try the Army Surplus stores for the lace in zippers, they always have them in stock......
 
Just picked up my first riding boots a the local flea market. They don't have any markings, but they are definitely vintage.

They are 15-1/2" tall with the heel included.

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I have some dorky Tour Masters Response SC velcro-over-shoelace boots; they get the job done.

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They're not vintage by any means, but I love how Puma motorcycle boots look. I have no idea how high quality they are, though.

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mitchellc said:
They're not vintage by any means, but I love how Puma motorcycle boots look. I have no idea how high quality they are, though.

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Don't bother with these, I have a pair and they're a bit junky. More of a fashion boot with nod to motorcycling. Leather is too soft and thin. Feels squishy.
 
I really like my Bacco Bucci's. The price couldn't be beat at $9 (thrift store find). A quick online search shows they retail around $185. They look sharp, my feet & ankles feel safe and cool.

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mitchellc said:
I have some dorky Tour Masters Response SC velcro-over-shoelace boots; they get the job done.

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I actually really like these. Im thinking about going with something similar. Im not really a fan of most vintage footwear. Then again Im not a fan of most modern riding footwear either, but these are understated, so I like them.
 
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