08 Thor Quadrant Boots??? ATV or Regular
Apr 2, 2009 | 10:54 PM
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08 Thor Quadrant Boots??? ATV or Regular
I need to know which pair most prefer, the ATV's with the different sole or the regular ones? I've got both and need to know which ones to send back. Thanks in advance for the info!!
Apr 3, 2009 | 08:12 AM
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Its really a matter of personal preference I suppose........... If you walk around a lot off your ATV or get stuck in mud and need traction, go with the ATV sole. If you ride at a track and don't plan on walking around in the woods go with the MX sole....
Personally I have both right now, and have had both over the years. I will use the ATV soles if it is muddy or if I'm trail building. And I'll use the MX soles if I'm just going to be racing around.
IMO if you are on the fence go with the ATV sole. You can't really go wrong that way.
The only downside IMO of the lugged boots is that they don't allow you to slide your feet around the pegs as easily for shifting. With the MX boot you can slide your foot around easier. Sometimes with the lugged sole if I'm shifting while in a corner, the lugs will get caught on the pegs and I will have to lift my foot up a bit and move it in order to up shift. But if you ride a Utility ATV that won't matter.
Personally I have both right now, and have had both over the years. I will use the ATV soles if it is muddy or if I'm trail building. And I'll use the MX soles if I'm just going to be racing around.
IMO if you are on the fence go with the ATV sole. You can't really go wrong that way.
The only downside IMO of the lugged boots is that they don't allow you to slide your feet around the pegs as easily for shifting. With the MX boot you can slide your foot around easier. Sometimes with the lugged sole if I'm shifting while in a corner, the lugs will get caught on the pegs and I will have to lift my foot up a bit and move it in order to up shift. But if you ride a Utility ATV that won't matter.
Apr 5, 2009 | 11:38 AM
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Its really a matter of personal preference I suppose........... If you walk around a lot off your ATV or get stuck in mud and need traction, go with the ATV sole. If you ride at a track and don't plan on walking around in the woods go with the MX sole....
Personally I have both right now, and have had both over the years. I will use the ATV soles if it is muddy or if I'm trail building. And I'll use the MX soles if I'm just going to be racing around.
IMO if you are on the fence go with the ATV sole. You can't really go wrong that way.
The only downside IMO of the lugged boots is that they don't allow you to slide your feet around the pegs as easily for shifting. With the MX boot you can slide your foot around easier. Sometimes with the lugged sole if I'm shifting while in a corner, the lugs will get caught on the pegs and I will have to lift my foot up a bit and move it in order to up shift. But if you ride a Utility ATV that won't matter.
Personally I have both right now, and have had both over the years. I will use the ATV soles if it is muddy or if I'm trail building. And I'll use the MX soles if I'm just going to be racing around.
IMO if you are on the fence go with the ATV sole. You can't really go wrong that way.
The only downside IMO of the lugged boots is that they don't allow you to slide your feet around the pegs as easily for shifting. With the MX boot you can slide your foot around easier. Sometimes with the lugged sole if I'm shifting while in a corner, the lugs will get caught on the pegs and I will have to lift my foot up a bit and move it in order to up shift. But if you ride a Utility ATV that won't matter.
Apr 8, 2009 | 08:18 PM
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BTW I found the 08 Thor Quadrants for $73.00
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