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| NutsyUk wrote: | Oh and another thing, all year round boots as well is what i need  |
The above link looks to be a good price for the Adventure II's, and given that (for my postcode at least) that price includes shipping & tax I'd say it's a bargain (if they've got your size, that is). If you're after a boot yesterday I'd say that's a no brainer given visiting in person / shopping around is going to be limited for a while longer, and comes in under budget.
The buckles aren't all that heavy duty in terms of quality, and I've noticed on one or two occasions at least one of them not clipped in properly post ride (with no feeling of looseness), but that could just be me faffing around always in a rush to get to, or return from, work. A velcro top and two buckles is the entire strap in process with no zip.
However I would say that post winter and sort of more into the summer I'd expect -- if I were you and the Adventure II's were the only useable boot I owned -- to spend between £100-140 on a pair of full sized boots that are vented and non-wp to get through summer. It's not something you need to stress about and a problem to solve now trying to find something that will work both now and then, but the Adventure II's are hefty. Even the lighter Trachtech Evo's (WP) are too much on some warm days.
Having both a non-wp and wp boot (I'd ignore ankle boots: never got on with them) further down the line will definitely be advantageous. Trachech Evo non-wp may work for that purpose, but my favourite is whipping out a pair of Alpinestar SMX somethings for a change as their comfy.
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