mate i wear these and have done for the last nearly 2 years and they still got another twenty in em........they were pricy at round 250 when i bought em at surfers Paradise but they are the most comfortable best fitting riding boots i have ever had in 20 odd yrs riding.......i guess ya get what ya pay for......

Gum Boots....they will keeep you dry when riding in the rain. Also when you are running through paddocks...Don't now what this means but I am over 40, so its not my fault.

Here to help in any way possible.

Love your posts...they are thought provoking

i wear doc martians strong and very comfy and last

i wear k-mart $30 desert boots they last about a year or so but for $30 who cares

I mostly ride with Doc Marten laceup boots. They are very comfortable and long wearing. The sole has a pretty good tread, no slippies when standing still. The best thing about them is they are real leather and your feet don't stink. I can wear the same socks for a couple of days away riding, no problem. Cost approx $250.

Also I inherited some lace up construction/wharfie type boots, and they are probably better all round but not as dressy. Light fawn and green in colour, you have probably seen them on work sites. Cost nil, that was a bonus. They are light and comfortable, have a steel cap toe, the tounge is part of the boot, better in the wet, and they have a great tread.

I also have a pair of high Johnnie Rebs, you are right you feel like a bloody cowboy, and the sole is leather, slippery as shit when trying the manuervre the bike. Useless, really.

I agree...........support Aussie industry where ya can.........they might have just the boot for you......

we are men of good taste Dlux...........lol

I have a set of H-D boots similar to Hoodamans boots, only mine go a couple of inch's higher up the leg, I was surprised how comfortable they are to wear all day, I had a walk about for a couple of hours last service around Pt Lincoln, I got a discount but still paid $275, they show no sign of wear and support my ankles as I stick my legs over the pegs out on the road

Hate to say this but I got to agree with the Gnome Dazza, Rossi boots are the ones to have. I got 2 pair, 1 short for around town on short trips and a long water proof pair for all other riding and comfortable as well.

I wear whats called a "Heeler" boot from Steel Blue Australia, they are the most comfortable pair of boots that I have ever owned. Warm, waterproof and can spend all day in them.
Have a feeling that a forum members is one of the owners of this company, maybe wrong. Had a pair of Rebs and they were the worse pair of boots ever.
http://www.steelblue.com.au/default.aspx?MenuID=65

the best shit paper is the one ya finger dont go thru ,as for boots get em half way up ur leg u be surprised wat hits ya wen ya wear anklebiters

Got my Jonny Reb boots new of a friend of mine, I like em! put a none slip sole on them for a few dollars, there all right, had them for years, they keep my feet, angles and about a foot up my legs warm too, hey my misses doesn't like em either!! I like black t/shirts, Blue jeans, and a couple of rums too   ha only joking had a few rums tonight!!

I am an Aussie so I wear Rossi boots its the Australian thing to do.
So where are the HD boots made DLUX, China?????

i personally know one person who said dont wear steel caps i asked why he pulled his boot of i now understand ....

i wear J Rebs Colorado'sand alpine stars yup crotch rocket boots fucking cumfy and great feel under foot  ..... also there is a MACK boot called the hyway boot or hiway

not sure calf high boot not to heavy and cumfy for walkin in .....

also never wear soft leather or pleather ..... a freind of mine lost her leg when the pillion peg went through her ankle ........

this is funny on reading it back again...lmao........should i mention tennis socks stop that bad bikie smell on ya feet......

Best shit paper?

Catterpillar steel caps... best boot, comfortable and while dlux might be stomping I'm kicking em in the nuts with steel caps.

hehehe ya cheeky bugga........

Rossi for me. Calf length, waterproof, breath, Australian and comfortable. Only problem is the don't come in half sizes for wide feet.

Thinking of a pair of Rossi Caterpillar ripple sole DB's for general riding around town. Use to love 'em when I was growing up