Show us your boots

[neph93]

@Nkwkfld:

fancy

Very fancy… and with quite a fun story behind them too:

https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=10123.msg497182#msg497182

[goosehd]

I've been staring at a computer screen for 60+ hours in the last five days…A quick scan on New Posts and the title "Show us your boots" didn't quite read as written in my mind...

I think I should call it quits for the day...

[neph93]

@goosehd:

"Show us your boots" didn't quite read as written in my mind…

“Show us your beets”? Here’s a lovely pair:

[LewisStonehouse]

@Giles they're delightfully obscene.

I was omewhat fool hardy with the new Zerrows and went out for a full day in them, and have some tasty blisters to show for it.

@goosehd get yourself off to bed, you deviant 

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

“Show us your beets”? Here’s a lovely pair:

I hope you guys don't mind me admitting that I think, "show us your boobs"  pretty much every time I see the thread come up.

[Joberwocky]

My progressively more indigo stained clinch engineers, a labor of love fore as they're very comfortable but not particularly easy to get on and off my right foot

[goosehd]

Thank you guys for making me laugh…It's been a long week.

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

@goosehd

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

I have been trying to find comfortable all rubber work boots for about fourteen years.  I used to go for Muck boots but the neoprene leaks through (I often work in deep water. Sometimes chest high) most rubber boots are too snug on my calves so I fold them down.

These seem to be the best I have ever found.

They have athletic type support in them and are unlined but the composite toe is wide enough for my huge feet.

Truth be told I looked at them because of the color.

[Dmart]

To the guys riding motorcycles.
Do you somehow protect your boots from the shifter or do you proudly wear the marks it leaves on the left boot?

[Giles]

Or get a pair of Wescos with a shift protector 

[Dmart]

If I would have boots only for riding, then I would do it, but I use all my boots and live with the stains.

[Joberwocky]

I just live with the shifter marking

[motojobobo]

@Joberwocky:

I just live with the shifter marking

+1

[Pygmalion]

Boss toe with shift protector.
Heavy and thick leather. Unconfortable but protective boots.

[scooter]

A shift lever boot is an option, as well. I found this one on Amazon, for $15…...

[Dmart]

Why are they uncomfortable @Pygmalion ?
Haha @scooter I didn't know something like this exists…

[Pygmalion]

The thickness of the leather makes them quite heavy. I.e. they are for riding, not for walking around. The second reason is even more subjective. I ride BMW GS, it has not much room down there which makes shifting a little difficult with stubborn boots. Boss toe with a extra patch makes the boot quite "high", clumsy, and one has to move the foot, ankle, quite much to get the boot under and above  the lever.

[Dmart]

Ok, I never had comfort issues with Engineers.
Is this a rough out upper and smooth vamp? We need more pics 

[Grigory68]

Good day, 90,000 km. 4 pairs of boots, none of them have switch marks, they are rubber. These boots are army boots. Sweden.