Boots :)

[Steve]

I use Superdrug myself (cringe!). Seriously though, I wear SIDI - well expensive, but you get what you pay for - lasted me for five years and still going strong.

[jonboy]

Got a pair of GTX Explorer , arrived today ,good fit and construction ,so I am well pleased  .


jb

[Lennairn]

Aldi have opened a new store in Inverness today and I picked up a pair of M/C boots for £29 - They seem OK and are very comfortable.

[scoot]

Aldi stuff ok I bought some gloves about two years ago they have been fantastic.
Scoot 

[Bertrg10]

Docs with Oxford protectors for me. I only commute so perfect.

[Rucifa]

Arlen Ness Dublin waterproof leather boots. I've only ridden in light rain so far but they didnt let any water in and seem really well made.

[HappyFrog]

Full length TCX Track EVO boots.
I used to wear short boots but one of our motor biking orthopaedic consultants told me to get full length, so when I needed new boots I took his advice - and jolly glad I did too, as within a fortnight of getting them they'd saved me from a broken leg when my 125's rear wheel skidded on a slippery road and bike and I went splat 

Only trouble is they've started leaking when it rains hard, so the shop will have to replace them and I'll have to break them in all over again.

[Andy]

Usually runners sometimes sandles but I wear steel toe boots if I'm heading to or leaving from work. Only because I need them for work.

[Gator83]

I wear three boots for my rides. One is a cheap local brand boot for commutes that I am sure will not be plagued by rain and two pairs of waterproof boots for everything else: a Komine BK-065 which is a surprisingly cheap hiking style motorcycle boot with Gore-Tex liner, and the RS Taichi RSS006 Drymaster, a sporty riding shoe with their own waterproof liner. Both have been working well.

[jim garbutt]

Cracked it - Dickies groundwater. reinforced, sturdy, completely waterproof and £20. perfect. Commute 80miles a day and have stood up to the worst rain. Lined as well so warm.