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BcDano 20 Sep 2010 23:04

Womens Boots? Rev'it Apache H2O? Sidi Canyon
 
I'm looking for boots for my wife. She rides an F650 and needs a boot to do long distance touring in. She current wears her thor motocross boots that offer great protection but aren't great in the rain and overkill when it comes to the days on the blacktop. Anyone of the ladies wearing the Rev'it Apache or Sidi Canyon? Others

Thanks for the help.

Fantastic Mister Fox 21 Sep 2010 05:05

Can't speak for the ladies but he mens sidi canyon are a brilliant boot. getting close to 12000 milde in mine and more nights work than i can count'

I chose them above the rev its

createAbang 22 Sep 2010 16:55

Woman's Boots
 
By ordering through the mail, I was able to try on 3 different boots at the same time. I was looking for boots for the rain and hoping to get walking comfort at the same time. I chose the Dainese Visoke and, of course, it was the most expensive of the three. My husband also ended up choosing this boot.
Hope this helps,
Sandy

robinhelen 22 Sep 2010 17:53

Altberg
 
We just bought Altberg continental tourers for both of us, highly recommended. totally comfortable to walk in and ride. They are not made of waterproof materials but, leather, if treated properly stays pretty dry.
My "waterproof" Rev'it Apache get very wet inside and never dry cos of the waterproof liner. They are also impossible to walk in. The leather Altbergs dry! They also make a "waterproof" version. 2 month waiting list is the only downside. It can be less.

JonStobbs 22 Sep 2010 23:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fantastic Mister Fox (Post 306279)
Can't speak for the ladies but he mens sidi canyon are a brilliant boot. getting close to 12000 milde in mine and more nights work than i can count'

I chose them above the rev its

+1 for the Sidi Canyons. Very comfy if wearing them day in, day out.

pheonix 25 Sep 2010 08:02

I wear Daytona LadyStar boots
They're not cheap but mine are still waterproof and very comfortable after 30,000 miles in all weathers. They offer good protection but are perhaps not hardy enough for off-road riding.

saralou 1 Feb 2011 05:15

Boots for Women
 
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Just an update on my husbands earlier post. He ordered me Daytona Ladystar GTX. Wow amazing and they make me 2 full inches taller! Well worth the wait. Sara

pheonix 5 Feb 2011 21:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by saralou (Post 322234)
Just an update on my husbands earlier post. He ordered me Daytona Ladystar GTX. Wow amazing and they make me 2 full inches taller! Well worth the wait. Sara

Glad you like the boots Sara - I love mine too - brilliant on & off the bike.

However, after just 1 day riding in muddy conditions off-road I've bought some Alpinestars Tech 3 Stella boots (half the price of the Daytona's so less concerned about ruining them but they're like walking in ski-boots!) :)

saralou 13 Feb 2011 00:42

boots
 
Hi Pheonix! I have Thor ladies motorcross boots also. They are certainly far better that my ski boots for walking in but i know the feeling. Sara

luckyluke84 11 Apr 2012 13:26

High Boots for Short Girls
 
Hi All :)

We are planing a RTW but all bikes we considered are too tall for me. So now we have pretty much decided on a F650 GS with lowered seat.

But an extra inch or two from the boots would defo help:) Are the Daytonas above my only option or does anyone know of others? I have other Daytonas atm. They are brill but seem a little stiff for just walking in.....

Help!
Maria

saralou 12 Apr 2012 01:24

Vibram soles too?
 
I went to quick cobbler and had vibram soles added to my Daytona Ladystar too and that adds another 1 1/4 inches. Sara

maria41 12 Apr 2012 01:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by luckyluke84 (Post 374920)
Hi All :)

We are planing a RTW but all bikes we considered are too tall for me. So now we have pretty much decided on a F650 GS with lowered seat.

But an extra inch or two from the boots would defo help:) Are the Daytonas above my only option or does anyone know of others? I have other Daytonas atm. They are brill but seem a little stiff for just walking in.....

Help!
Maria

Try to drop the front forks.
Also you may modify the low seat and get all the foam removed and a gel seat inserted (makes a big difference and is comfortable).

Otherwise, have you considered the G650GS? They have a low seat starting at 75cm. This is very low! It has very good reviews too.

Cheers,

-Leonie- 1 Jan 2013 16:45

Hi all,

I have worn the Daytona Ladystar GTX boots for the last 3,5 years and I absolutely love them. Even though I am 1.73cm tall, even for me the extra 2cm is great. Especially because I did not want to lower my bike (Honda Transalp 600).

However, for the riding we do (more and more offroad) the shaft of the boot is not high enough. If I stand still and have my foot on the ground (either side) my footpeg touches my shin. As a result, I always have two bright bleu bruises on my legs after a couple of weeks on the bike. This only becomes worse if we do a lot of offroad riding. My shins seem to touch my footpegs a lot:)

We are planning a RTW trip. No longer on my Honda Transalp, but on a Honda CRF250L. This probably implies more offroad riding.

I am looking for new boots. I would like boots with a high shaft and a hard sole (so I can stand on the footpegs for a while). I like the adventure motorboots sidi goretex, but I am not sure whether they are made in my size. I wear size 37 (EU) which is size 6 (US) or size 4.5 (UK).

What boots do you wear?
Which boots might meet my requirements?

Any help is much appreciated! :thumbup1: Thanks! Leonie

saralou 1 Jan 2013 16:55

boots
 
I have been wearing my Datona Lady star for the last 6 months on the road and off. I am short also at 5 ft1 with only 27 inch inseam. The height from the boots is awesome. I had Vibram soles added before I left. This adds another inch and toughness. I am totally flat footed on my 650 GS. I would not trade them for my off road boots ( which i love for my dirtbike). I could still comfortably hike up a mountain to see the Monarch in my Datonas and well as wall around town if needed.

Sara

anonymous1 1 Jan 2013 18:53

Best boots ?
 
G'day OLD,


These boots are the most comfortable I have ever had, wear them all day everyday :-) Waterproof, warm and well priced !


http://www.hein-gericke.co.uk/boots-shoes/hein-gericke-rallye-iii-gore-texr-stiefel.html

Cheers Dave


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