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Boots for Bikers

BOOTS FOR BIKER

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Durango Motorcycle Boots

Their Statement: Durango Motorcycle Boots has built a reputation for developing quality boots and shoes for everyone and is committed to bringing you the best boot for the money. Durango Motorcycle Boots has a wide selection of traditional boots and shoes. Durango Boots has built a reputation for developing quality footwear and is focuses on durability, comfort and style in all of its products. Durango has built a reputation for developing quality western footwear for men, women and children since 1966. While producing diverse lines, including Farm & Ranch products, traditional western and work styles and western fashion footwear, Durango focuses on durability, comfort and style in all of its products.
At Durango we listen to our retailers and their customers to create the products they need. Durango has been an industry leader with such innovations at the Comfort Core® Insole Technology and SPR® leather, one of the most durable leathers in the footwear industry.  Durango Boot is part of Rocky Brands, which also owns Rocky Outdoor Gear, and Georgia Boot.

Ourbloggerman’s Statement: Their slogan is “It’s not a Boot it’s an Attitude!” We agree LOOK AT these testimonies…

 By Don-DOn from Dover, DE on 03/31/2012

Pros:

Breathes Well, Comfortable, Durable, Good Cushioning

Best Uses:

everyday wear

Describe Yourself:

Mechanic

Sizing:

Feels true to size

Width:

Feels true to width

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend My husband wears engineer boots all the time. He loves these so much that I already ordered a backup peir for when these wear out!!!!!

By Len from Milwaukee,WT on 04/04/2012

Pros:

Comfortable, Durable

Best Uses:

Casual Wear, Travel, Work

Describe Yourself:

Comfort-oriented

Sizing:

Feels true to size

Width:

Feels true to width

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Great boots and very true with the size. And was Very pleased to find them in a half size.

By BC from La. on 04/02/2012

Pros:

Stylish, Warm

Best Uses:

Casual Wear, Cold Weather, Wet Weather

Describe Yourself:

Military/Law Enforcement, Stylish

Sizing:

Feels true to size

Width:

Feels true to width

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Great fit and very nice looking,but could certainly benefit from some heel inserts.

 By matyu from cambridge uk on 03/31/2012

Pros:

Breathes Well, Comfortable, Durable, Nice and solid lower boot, Stylish, Warm

Cons:

Slightly too big in uk, Upper leather too flappy

Best Uses:

Casual Wear, Cold Weather, Date Night, Light bike use,

Sizing:

Feels half size too big

Width:

Feels true to width

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

great looking boot, just what i wanted. i googled usa/uk sizes and ordered a size up ,unfortunatly they are slightly too big, even with an inner sole. The upper leather is also prone to flap around a bit under jeans and seems thin compared to the lowers.I wes looking for boots that were strong but not clumpy with big soles/2inch heels and these fit the bill perfectly

If you go to the DURANGO website to purchase these boots you will pay at least $40 BUCKS HIGHER THEN OUR AFFILIATE Below OFFERS…

Boulet Inc

Their Statement:  Today Boulet Inc., who was the first company to produce cowboy boots in Canada, remains specialized 100% in Goodyear Welt construction. It is still the largest cowboy boot factory in Canada with one of the biggest selections on the market.  Now managed by the third generation: Pierre, Guy and Louis, they have maintained the tradition of excellence which makes Boulet one of the best in the country. Boulet cowboy boots are currently sold in over fifteen countries and are known by cowboys around the world for their durability, comfort, and being first in fit. Come see why customers appreciate and love our stylish designs and quality products. Manufacturing:  Our boots are manufactured by using the Goodyear Welt process. The sole is stitched to the welt which is itself stitched to the vamp and the insole. The gap between the insole and the outsole is filled with cork that gradually matches the footprint. The result is a fine quality product, recognized by those looking for comfortable footwear. Boulet Inc. employs more than 160 persons with an average of 15 years of experience. Our continuous investments in their training ensure the quality of our workmanship. Our hand crafted boots are proudly manufactured by dedicated and skillful craftsmen. The exceptional ability of our employees is one of the reasons Boulet footwear is renowned for high quality. Our raw materials are carefully selected to ensure that our boots will have fine quality, be comfortable and durable. We pay particular attention to the leathers being used that are produced by tanneries in America and in Europe.

Ourbloggerman’s Statement:

Boulet is traditionally a western footwear but has made significant headway into motorcycle wear, check out what others are saying though…

By Annie from Bellingham, WA on 12/28/2011

Pros:

Comfortable, Stable, Stylish, Well Made

Best Uses:

Casual Wear, Going Out, Office

Describe Yourself:

Comfort-oriented, Stylish

Sizing:

Feels true to size

Width:

Feels true to width

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

These boots are beautifully comfortable and stylish at the same time. Construction looks to be second to none. I wear these shopping, to work on casual Fridays and out and about for lunch, dinner or just fooling around.

By Anonymous on 10/31/2007 6:45 PM

Size Felt larger than marked

Enter your Review   Thick, sturdy leather is hard

6/19/2009

I usually wear EEE to ...

By Joe

from Bronx, NY

Comments about Boulet Men's Motorcycle 14" Boots:

I usually wear EEE to EEEE and when I saw that these boots run small I was worried. They are a little snug but very comfortable. The leather is soft and beautiful and I can see they are very well made. I am very happy with these boots!

By pootsie wanna be from Fort Collins, CO on 01/06/2012

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I love my boots, so comfortable and versatile...with jeans or dresses.

By clomack57 from La Grange,NC on 12/10/2011

Pros:

Cute, Durable, Stylish

Cons:

Uncomfortable

Best Uses:

Casual Wear, Going Out

Describe Yourself:

Comfort-oriented, Stylish

Sizing:

Feels true to size

Width:

Feels true to width

Bottom Line:

No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Not sure why the seams on both sides of inside of boot stick out so far,rubs both sides of ankles and legs.Very uncomfortable.

By fattysoutheast from North Pole Alaska on 01/06/2012

Pros:

Quality materials

Cons:

Funky shape, Heel Cup Cut Too Low, Look WAY bigger than size, Protruding Heel Cup, Very Uncomfortable

Bottom Line:

No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I really had my hopes up on these boots. They are very expensive (Not on STP) When I first opened the box, I was surprised at how BIG they looked. The sole sticks out at least 1/2" wider than the foot bed. Still I had hopes. When I first pulled them on, I could not believe that anyone could make a boot so uncomfortable. The Heel cup is cut WAY too low and cuts into the back of my heel. Also it protrudes through the leather covering in such a way that it will certainly wear through the leather in no time. It made the boots very hard to pull on because the heel of my foot catches on the top edge of the heel cup. STILL, I thought just maybe they could work...so I wore them around inside the house for an hour or so. By the time I took them off, my toes on both feet hurt so bad..I have sworn off EVER trying or buying another pair of Boulet Boots. Buyer Beware! There is a chance that I got a defective pair and am trying to get STP to pay return shipping because of that possibility. Go with a reputable brand. And no, they were not too small for me. If anything, they were 1/2 size too large as I had quite a bit of heel slippage. These were just funky all the way around.

Chippewa Boots

Their Statement:  Chippewa Boots was founded in October 1901 in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. The name comes from the Indian tribe of the region. The company's mission from day one was to manufacture the finest boots and shoes in the United States. It employed 175 employees, mainly women, and produced 1,200 pairs daily. Chippewa Boots started out as a company that produced a top end logging boot for area camps in the pulp and paper industry. Timber was in high demand at the turn of the century and the need for wood and pulp drove men to the forests in the upper Midwest and Canada. Recognizing the need for extraordinary footwear Chippewa was there with its Logger Boot to shod thousands of skilled men who took dangerous and risky jobs as lumberjacks. These iconic workers required sharp saws, honed axes, strong ropes and sturdy Chippewa boots. With the right tools two lumberjacks could take down over an acre of white pine and hemlock in one day.  In the 1930s sales expanded and volume increased tremendously when Chippewa introduced work shoes and Engineer Boots for the oil fields of the day. The company known for developing and inventing the Logger Boot created the Engineer Boot by combining a stovepipe leg shaft over an English Riding boot last. They were worn by land surveyors, which is likely where the name "Engineer Boot" came from. Today, the Chippewa Engineer Boot is the footwear of choice for motorcyclists worldwide because they offer great leg protection and long wearing Vibram® outsoles that stand up to paved roadways. Vibram® is the world leader in high performance rubber soles, targeted to the outdoor, work, recreation, fashion, repair and orthopedic markets. For more than 70 years, the famous yellow octagon that identifies our brand has been synonymous with quality, performance, safety, innovation and design. Since revolutionizing the sport with the creation of the first rubber sole for mountain climbing in the '30s, Vibram has positioned itself as the market standard. Vibram soles, created with a desire to increase safety and protection levels, are the result of a constant commitment to research and development. They proved to be irreplaceable companions during many extreme expeditions: conquering Everest, K2 and almost all the highest peaks in the world; distinguishing themselves in competitions and transoceanic regattas like the America's Cup and the Vendee Globe Challenge, and taking innovative design concepts into fashion and recreation. 

Ourbloggerman’s Statement:

Chippewa once was premier as a tough work boot, but lately uncomfortable for riding, check out what others had to say…

By kaijura from gresham oregon on 10/06/2011

Pros:

Cute, Stable, Stylish, Well Made

Cons:

Poor Fit, Too Stiff, Uncomfortable

Best Uses:

Casual Wear, Cold Weather

Describe Yourself:

Comfort-oriented

Sizing:

Feels full size too big

Width:

Feels true to width

Bottom Line:

No, I would not recommend this to a friend

i ordered a size 6 based on everyone's positive comments and fell in love until i tried them on - even with my thickest socks on they were very long, the arch support was back too far - about half under my heel, and the tongue was very still and bruised my ankle during the few hours i wore them around the house. quite uncomfortable for me and i was sad because they are really good looking boots.

By RedRider from Grand Island, Ne on 10/27/2011

Pros:

Comfortable, Durable, Good Cushioning, Well Made

Describe Yourself:

Comfort-oriented

Sizing:

Feels true to size

Width:

Feels true to width

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

These boots fit right out of the box. Better than the $189 ones I bought from a major retailer. Not too stylish but they are comfortable for extended periods of walking over rought terrain.

By Trudy the mom professional from St. Louis on 10/25/2011

Pros:

Good Cushioning, Stable, Stylish

Cons:

Uncomfortable

Best Uses:

Casual Wear, Going Out

Describe Yourself:

Comfort-oriented

Sizing:

Feels true to size

Width:

Feels true to width

Bottom Line:

No, I would not recommend this to a friend

The flap on the tongue rubs constantly - I see no way that this would get better over time, since it is a design issue. The pair I received also had one shoe darker (treated) than the other. I had the return the product, which was a bummer. This was the best product I found for winter. Still searching.

Double-H 

Their Statement:  Double-H Boots Hand-crafted at our Martinsburg, PA factory, our American-made boots pass through many hands - and are inspected just as often - before they can be called Double-H Boots. Majorly sponsored  by Larry the Cable Guy. They have an awesome virtual tour of their factory at their website but they don’t have any discount there. Double-H Boots began in 1955 in Richland, Pennsylvania. The original factory location was an area shoe company that had other facilities in the Reading area and had no future needs for the plant in Richland. The H.H. Brown Shoe Company purchased the building, looking for a location to manufacture western footwear. The Richland facility was named the Richland Shoe Co. and began producing cowboy boots and work footwear. Shortly after production, a competitor introduced a new style called a "harness boot." H.H. Brown introduced a similar product called a "snoot Boot" and made it at Richland Shoe for a lower cost. For many years, it was almost the total production of the Richland plant. Richland shared sales personnel with the Carolina Shoe Company and for some time had a single sales manager. The western side at Richland continued to grow and a separate sales force and management was created. By the 1970s, western boots had become the majority of boots produced. The Richland plant was the first in the United States to manufacture western boots with a safety toe, the first boots to pass the now standard Class 75 ANSI tests for safety footwear. When computerized fancy stitch machines hit the shoe market, the line expanded into the dress western boot business. In 1981, it was necessary to expand again. A facility was located in Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania, that was large enough for manufacturing and warehouse space. In 1993 the name was changed to Double-H Boots to reflect the company heritage of H.H. Brown.Today, the majority of the work and dress western styles are still manufactured at the Womelsdorf facility. The casual and fashion lines of Double-H are produced overseas. In the spring of 2002, Double-H Boots purchased the Acme Boot Company and rolled out a new line of men's, women's and children's boots under the Acme name. In 1995, Double-H debuted the Sonora line of western inspired fashion footwear for women. Sonora is a seasonal fashion line with launches twice a year. Plans are to expand the line to include men’s fashion boots in 2006. Double-H continues a relationship started in 1997 with the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) organization and sponsors several bull riders and rodeo athletes. Double-H is also affiliated with national and local rodeo associations and events.

Ourbloggerman’s Statement:

My personal favorite and local to my region, check out what others had to say…

By Chris from Australia on 04/15/2012

Pros:

Comfortable, Durable, Stable, Stylish

Best Uses:

Casual Wear

Describe Yourself:

Conservative

Sizing:

Feels true to size

Width:

Feels true to width

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Everything about the product is good.

I've worn HH western ...By Kevin from Nebraska

Comments about Double-H Men's Road Warrior'10" Motorcycle Boots: I've worn HH western boots for years. They make great biker boots too

True harness boot. Found ...By Anonymous from Idaho

Comments about Double-H Men's Road Warrior'10" Motorcycle Boots:

True harness boot. Found these at a near by store for almost double the price. Wish I had ordered online

My husband loves boots ...By Anonymous from Pendleton, Oregon

Comments about Double-H Men's Road Warrior'10" Motorcycle Boots:

My husband loves boots and he has fallen for your Double HH boots. He has a friend who is always wanting them and figures he will get them sooner or later so I decided to go online and look up your company and sure enough, I found the boots he has right off. He bought these boots at a thrift store and paid $3.00 for the boots. WOW !! In excellent shape too. The boots are wonderful. EJ

They fit like tennis sneakers ...By Anonymous from Saint Louis

Comments about Double-H Men's Road Warrior'10" Motorcycle Boots:

They fit like tennis shoes. Size 15D is usually difficult to fit right but these are great!

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