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What footwear do you use?
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DynamoBT
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TCX short/laced motorcycle boots.
http://www.motorcyclegear.com/stree...uring_boots/tcx/jupiter_2_gore_tex_boots.html
http://www.motorcyclegear.com/stree...uring_boots/tcx/jupiter_2_gore_tex_boots.html
stormtrooper
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:2thumbs: Nothing special just sneakers. :2thumbs:
Yol Bolsun
New member
Usually, summertime, just tennis shoes. I have boots but they are hot and... because of the Spyder stance, there is no need to be putting feet down or for that matter no additional ankle support required.
SpyderAnn01
Active member
TCX boots. My feet are always dry and comfortable with them on. They are not hot and they have excellent support.
WackyDan
New member
AXO Strikers!
I wear AXO strikers... which is funny as I never have to put my feet down...
These use the BOA System... no laces to tie, no velcro... Just stainless steel cables you wind tight and pop to release...
I was skeptical when I bought them in regard to how the "lace" system would hold up... 12,000 miles later, a bunch of rain, and they are still quite nice.
They aren't technically weather proof, but I spray treat them before each major trip and my feet stay dry....
The big thing is... they are very comfy to walk in as well...
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/1/1/36/17939/ITEM/AXO-Striker-Boots.aspx
I wear AXO strikers... which is funny as I never have to put my feet down...
These use the BOA System... no laces to tie, no velcro... Just stainless steel cables you wind tight and pop to release...
I was skeptical when I bought them in regard to how the "lace" system would hold up... 12,000 miles later, a bunch of rain, and they are still quite nice.
They aren't technically weather proof, but I spray treat them before each major trip and my feet stay dry....
The big thing is... they are very comfy to walk in as well...
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/1/1/36/17939/ITEM/AXO-Striker-Boots.aspx
daveinva
New member
TCX 5 boots: http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/tcx-x-five-plus-boots
Best boots I've ever owned. Easy to break in, superb ankle and even some shin protection, extremely comfortable. Perhaps overkill for a trike, but keeps the Spyder's heat off my feet, my feet are cool even in the summer.
Oh, and while I'm at it I must brag about these socks: http://www.revzilla.com/product/revit-socks-tour-summer. Best riding socks I've worn (I got big legs, so I prefer the fit of over-the-calf socks). Stay cool, comfy and dry in the heat.
Best boots I've ever owned. Easy to break in, superb ankle and even some shin protection, extremely comfortable. Perhaps overkill for a trike, but keeps the Spyder's heat off my feet, my feet are cool even in the summer.
Oh, and while I'm at it I must brag about these socks: http://www.revzilla.com/product/revit-socks-tour-summer. Best riding socks I've worn (I got big legs, so I prefer the fit of over-the-calf socks). Stay cool, comfy and dry in the heat.
SpydherLuv
New member
Dainese Daytona Lady Star http://www.helimot.com/shopexd.asp?id=73
I got them to give me additional height on my previous bike, an enduro. They're pretty comfortable and definitely keep my feet dry and cool. I don't need the lift now, but I like them so much I decided to keep and wear them. :2thumbs:
I got them to give me additional height on my previous bike, an enduro. They're pretty comfortable and definitely keep my feet dry and cool. I don't need the lift now, but I like them so much I decided to keep and wear them. :2thumbs:
bikeguy
New member
Roadman boots that are at least 30 years old, bought from a company that is no longer in business. They have zippers in the back so are very easy to get on and off. My feet have never gotten wet in them and I've ridden through low water crossings where water was up on the boots but I've never waded water in them. In the winter I sometimes wear insulated hiking boots that I have waded water in without getting wet.
Cotton
Cotton
spydrluvr
GOS member (Girls On Spyders)
:agree: ...TCX boots rock!!
MouthPiece
Banged Up Member
Tennis shoes, shoes that I wear in court and my cowboy boots.
Chris
Chris
Vyperyder
New member
Same full-on sports boots as on my sports bike.. under my jeans.
Ur out in the open and just as vulnerable to lame brain cagers t-boning you at the next intersection.:sour:
First part to get hit and longest to heal (if it does what with all those small bones).
Same with the jacket, never wear one without full sleeves and armor.
..And a full face helmet.
..And leather gloves usually with armor.
Only time any of that gets uncomfortable is mid summer if the temp goes over 30c...so I maybe don't ride and take the aircon'd car instead.
For me it's all about getting out and enjoying the day anyway I can.
hyea:
Only people around here who don't wear protection are the hardley drivers, guess they just can't go fast enough to need it.:joke:
cheers all
Pete
Ur out in the open and just as vulnerable to lame brain cagers t-boning you at the next intersection.:sour:
First part to get hit and longest to heal (if it does what with all those small bones).
Same with the jacket, never wear one without full sleeves and armor.
..And a full face helmet.
..And leather gloves usually with armor.
Only time any of that gets uncomfortable is mid summer if the temp goes over 30c...so I maybe don't ride and take the aircon'd car instead.
For me it's all about getting out and enjoying the day anyway I can.
hyea:Only people around here who don't wear protection are the hardley drivers, guess they just can't go fast enough to need it.:joke:
cheers all
Pete
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