this and sometimes check ebay....mine have soooooooomany hours on them..wear like iron! i wash them when i wash the bike, and put them in the oven for a "sno-seal" beeswax soak every year or more..
I remember seeing guys riding with high points boots with their jeans tucked in when I was in high school and thought they looked really bad ass.
my 1st boots were Thorsten Hallman, currently Answer boots, but due to replace, I did not maintain the leather and they are cracking
the hi points come and go..the "pro gp" ones i have are certainy built to last. the sno seal works great..the key is putting the boots in the oven at about 175f for a few minutes to really soak in the wax..
I can't get used to modern MX boots. My all time favs were TonyD's and HiPoints. A few years ago I was desperate for some boots and tried many, the most comfortable and affordable were Fly Barricade! They're about half leather with plenty of plastic protection and lug soles and they've lasted all this time and still work fine. Only issue is the full lug soles hang up on Husky foot pegs, so about a year ago I bought Fox Comp5 with off road sole. They're about half leather too, imported from China and have a good sole and decent protection. Sizing was off, so had to exchange them, but otherwise they're comfortable and decent for the price. Next will be Forma Terrain Enduro boots
sidi crossfires SRS next time forma's of some sort i think if my 22's will go in them some times being extra thick sucks
