teh most flexible boot that would work great on atv's is prolly the A-Star trial boots. some people get them for little 50's so they dont burn their leg but want a boot to ride wit.

 

I have Fox Forma Pros. Love them! They are extremely comfortable and form fitting. They are designed to flex in the right places. Someone on this forum recomended them. Thanks!

I had Oneal elements. They wore out very quickly, leaked water almost right away. 'taint worth the cheapness.

 

Alpinestars Tech 8's are real nice and comfy but $$$. Try a Garne trial boot. I would prob go that route if I had do-overs. Traditional Cycle boots are a bit of an overkill I.M.O. and scratch the plastics lots too.
Wish I had those Tech 8's on a couple of weeks ago when I bent the bars on my right shin! DOH!

 

why are they uncomfortable? i want some but i want to find out about them b4. are you talking about Thor Quadrants?

does anyone know the difference and does it really matter? i was looking on their site and it didnt look like they had the Thor atv boots in red and black[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]

 

Usually a atv version will be more flexible and have a treaded sole more like a regular boot and black only color ive seen in the thor atv boots

 

Alpinestars.........Love em!!!

 

Thor t30's with alpinestar insoles, Once they break in they are great, i have the atv version, its just a lugged sole. They are super stiff at first, and sucked, once they break in they are comfy.

 

me and my friends wear steel toe cats they work good for me i like them i might buy a pair of pants because mine get ruined alot and boots later on

 

I wear fox forma pros and I love them. I can walk around in those things all day. Alpine stars also make great boots. I have heard Gaerne is good also.

 

I wear sidi and have zero complaints

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