Help me buy boots. Under jean, inexpensive, able to walk in

[awsnap]

I'm looking for a boot that I can wear under jeans. I will mostly use it only for riding then change shoes. Kind of like Mr. Rodgers, except I don't wear sweater jackets. I would want them to be comfortable enough to walk around in if I would go out to eat or something like that, but not walking the local mall or anything. I would say that a full on race boot is out, but a moderate one would be nice. I want good ankle support.

I'm considering the Sidi Scorpions if I can win them on eBay for cheap. Also the Joe Rocket GPX's and Speedmaster 2's and Reactors. I've checked out newenough.com and eBay, just looking for any other opinions. I wear an 8 or 8.5.

[katanapr3]

this are the ones I have and to me they are great. I had them for two years now no problems.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MENS-VEGA-STREET-BIKE-BOOT-MOTORCYCLE-LEATHER-BOOTS-11_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6751QQihZ010QQitemZ200142043456QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

[Jax]

What is considered "inexpensive"?? What type of boot are you looking for (full boot, half boot, etc...)? Are you looking for a "sport" or "casual" style?

[steves]

http://www.newenough.com/closeouts/boots/hein_gericke/engineer_motorcycle_boots.html

http://www.newenough.com/closeouts/boots/set_up/sunrise_motorcycle_boots.html

[#1 Moses]

Boots

The Vega "Street" Boot and the Vega "Nitro Racing Boot" are very well made for the money. I gor mine from Ebay "the leathery" realy its Jafrum.com I think a lot of gear is way over priced! Heres a nice boot for under $100 buck what more can you ask Im happy with My vega "Niro" boot I thik they are a "Best Buy" take a look.

[Black_peter]

Almost any boot will go under jeans. I think the most reliably inexpensive ones are the Setups at $120~. A few riders here have been happy with them. The cheapest route is the combat boot. under $30..

[awsnap]

this are the ones I have and to me they are great. I had them for two years now no problems.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MENS-...spagenameZWDVW

For some reason 'moon boot' comes to mind. They just don't look comfortable or stylish. Might have to take a serious look though.

[awsnap]

What is considered "inexpensive"?? What type of boot are you looking for (full boot, half boot, etc...)? Are you looking for a "sport" or "casual" style?

Under $100 if possible. I would say a moderate full boot. Some of the half boots are rather low.

[awsnap]

Almost any boot will go under jeans. I think the most reliably inexpensive ones are the Setups at $120~. A few riders here have been happy with them. The cheapest route is the combat boot. under $30..

The SetUp Visions? Or the Pegaso's?

[md86]

I have Alpinestars Ridge boots . Kinda low compared to the plastic sport boots , high enough to tuck leater pants into , DOES goes under jeans well enough , and comfy enough to take hiking tours in . I know this firsthand . The still go for about $100 at most places .

[FloridaKat]

Icon Field Armor....easy on, easy off, a little heavy, but I don't run marathons. I purchased the boots for protection and that's just what they offer.

I think I paid about $130 for them via New Enough.

[Jax]

Icon Field Armor....easy on, easy off, a little heavy, but I don't run marathons. I purchased the boots for protection and that's just what they offer.

I think I paid about $130 for them via New Enough.

On the same type I like the SuperDuty II ones...they are under $100 and they are comfortable...I believe they run around $89.00

[TT120]

I have these boots and they are very comfortable. I can walk around in them all day long. Seemed like a good price to me...

http://www.cyclegear.com/spgm.cfm?L1=&L2=&L3=&L4=&item=FTL_H20007BZ7_G&tier2=47

[Philsterr]

I just bought Abilene cowboy boots. Puts shifter out on the end of your foot because of the heel buts works fine for me.

[ronin]

got these tourmaster Solution WP Road Boots last week and they are super comfy; however, i haven't had the time to ride in them

there is an article shown on Motorcyclist Magazine linked on the bottom right hand corner of this link.

http://www.tourmaster.com/xcart/product.php?productid=82&cat=7