help with race boots...
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help with race boots...
does anyone have personal preferance with differant brands of race boots? I am looking at a pair of alpine stars at $260 and not really sure if i spend that much money (a) are they comfortable? and (b) is it worth the extra money or save $100 and buy cheaper? Thanks for any advice you all may have!!
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help with race boots...
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: MuddKitty
I just bought the Fox Comp5 boots, they are comfortable once broken in, water proof and protect the ankle and upper leg nicely.</end quote></div>
I agree. I have the same boots. At first I wasn't a fan, but now that they are broken in they are much more comfortable. Also, I have had bad luck with boots not holding up for more than a few rides. These seem to be holding up exceptionally well thus far.
I just bought the Fox Comp5 boots, they are comfortable once broken in, water proof and protect the ankle and upper leg nicely.</end quote></div>
I agree. I have the same boots. At first I wasn't a fan, but now that they are broken in they are much more comfortable. Also, I have had bad luck with boots not holding up for more than a few rides. These seem to be holding up exceptionally well thus far.
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I have had good luck with all my sub $200 boots by Fly, Thor, and MSR.......Alpine Stars are great and you cannot go wrong with them..... but just like $150 boots they will eventually wear out too.... so if you can afford them, get them...... if not don't be afraid to spend a little less, you will still have safe feet and they will still hold up pretty well by comparison....
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