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September 24, 2013 at 10:35 pm #103278
Hi All,
Just chasing suggestions for boots, as the ones I’ve got aren’t working out.
I’ve got those ONeal $180 buck boots in a US size 11 (I’m Oz 10) which fit fine other than being way too small around the calves.
I’ve got the top strap extended fully and can still only barely push the clip over.
Luckily I’ve got a skinny legged size 10 kid who can wear them, so I’m up for a replacement.
Any suggestions?
I’m only trail riding, not racing.
Something with tread would be good as I come off often, and need to pick up the bike etc halfway up hills and wotnot.
Cheers,
September 24, 2013 at 10:49 pm #250120OK…
I screwed that up fully and put it in the wrong place.
Can this post me moved (please)?
September 24, 2013 at 10:52 pm #250133MLC wrote:OK…I screwed that up fully and put it in the wrong place.
Can this post me moved (please)?
Fixed
September 26, 2013 at 12:03 am #250121MLC wrote:Hi All,Just chasing suggestions for boots, as the ones I’ve got aren’t working out.
I’ve got those ONeal $180 buck boots in a US size 11 (I’m Oz 10) which fit fine other than being way too small around the calves.
I’ve got the top strap extended fully and can still only barely push the clip over.
Luckily I’ve got a skinny legged size 10 kid who can wear them, so I’m up for a replacement.
Any suggestions?
I’m only trail riding, not racing.
Something with tread would be good as I come off often, and need to pick up the bike etc halfway up hills and wotnot.
Cheers,
g day mlc>>> this was a thread not oo long before you signed up to the site click here
hope it helps ya mate
andy
September 26, 2013 at 11:17 am #250176andy29 wrote:MLC wrote:Hi All,Just chasing suggestions for boots, as the ones I’ve got aren’t working out.
I’ve got those ONeal $180 buck boots in a US size 11 (I’m Oz 10) which fit fine other than being way too small around the calves.
I’ve got the top strap extended fully and can still only barely push the clip over.
Luckily I’ve got a skinny legged size 10 kid who can wear them, so I’m up for a replacement.
Any suggestions?
I’m only trail riding, not racing.
Something with tread would be good as I come off often, and need to pick up the bike etc halfway up hills and wotnot.
Cheers,
g day mlc>>> this was a thread not oo long before you signed up to the site click here
hope it helps ya mate
andy
Cheers mate,
Yep, I could’ve searched a bit better first and noticed that one soon after (I’d had a few beers).
Seriously considering the “gay’uns”
September 27, 2013 at 1:42 am #250201*WARNING-SATIRE*
Ask Wolfie, he has a good set of used Fox Adventure boots. Pre loved and pre stretched. They feel like ugg boots, super comfortable. Offer as much protection as a wet Rabbito’s sock.September 27, 2013 at 9:25 am #250207Sounds like someone has a sore foot.
Pudds beter sooop that timy mobile up.we could have mobility scooter adv rides.
hope all,s good WolfieOctober 5, 2013 at 11:17 am #250122Ended up going with Gaerne SG10’s.
Pretty comfortable.
Checked out the SG 12 as well which had more ankle support, but seemed to have a higher heel position that I wasn’t comfortable with.
Taking them for a spin in the morning to see how they go.
October 6, 2013 at 9:58 pm #250123Gaerne SG10’s are excellent!
Thoroughly recommend them for comfort and useability.
October 7, 2013 at 3:14 am #250484MLC wrote:Gaerne SG10’s are excellent!Thoroughly recommend them for comfort and useability.
Isn’t that the truth, I have new sidi cross fires here and still wear my old rooted SG10s :laugh:
TB
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