WESCO
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Davito
Go and show is my personal opinion. I ride, and quite a lot. I know wescos have been used by plenty of others who ride. That's why they got my vote.
Functionality and dependability, as well waterproofness means a lot when your on a bike several hours straight in pouring rain. To me engineer boots are like tools for mechanic….
I'm not putting viberg down, If I understand correctly, they are fairly new on engineer boots, correct me if I'm wrong.
And simonc, your comment tells a lot...
enuff said...
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IJ i fully understand what u mean and respect your opinion as from ur long experience as a biker. No disrespect intended. Just wanted to share that I am happy with my viberg engineers. I am not a biker but use em Hard in my everyday life especially walking Long distances in nature with my dog over dirt, grass, stone etc. I am feeling safe in them.
I am fully Open minded this is why I wrote I do not know wesco, which for sure have a great product.
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these wescos on the picture im wearing are kindda weird i got these from factory seconds.
the leather on these are NOT black fire NOR black oil but a different breed. maybe its for their japan market cause it has these old school roller buckles and a bump toe last . and 2010 sole. -
Love that pic rocket!
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everyone's favorite
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Just curious, what's the little patch supposed to be for? Just looks?
i think it´s some sort of "protection" when you´re riding your bike that the leather of your boots won´t tear as fast while shifting as it would if there was just one layer of leather!…
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Isn't it usually only on the left boot? You don't need extra protection for the right, do you?
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yeah, it's called a gear shift patch.