Recommend me some biking boots

[moppy]

I used to have a pair of British Army Proboots (these ones) and they've served me well for the 8 years I've owned them.

Unfortunately the sole is now beyond repair and I need a new pair of boots. Ideally I'd buy the same ones again, but they seem to have very limited availability. Does anyone have any recommendations of a similar style? Basically army boots that can also be used for biking, goretex and waterproof.

[ThatDippyTwat]

German Para's, Belgian Para's.
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[doggone]

[bacon]

I've got British goretex extreme cold weather boots (Marine boots), I wear them for my commute.

Really thick sole which helps my midget legs, plus they are comfy and supportive. I don't do a huge amount of walking/hiking in them but they are pretty comfy once broken in. Never had a blister or had them rub. Mine weren't brand new, but were surplus boots with minimal wear, I'd estimate them being worn a few of times at most prior to me. Think they were £60

[FretGrinder]

[stinkwheel]

Or altbergs if you can stand the price and the 4 month lead time.

I got some Altberg Hoggs this year and they are super comfortable and, following yesterdays run down the M74, I can confirm they are totally waterproof too.
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[Val]

I am happy with TCX Hero:

https://www.motolegends.com/boots/tcx-hero-wp-boots-brown.html
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