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That is fairly close, I do prefer slightly taller ones for a bit more ankle protection.
With ones like that are they actually armoured properly, or closer to a work boot? Only asking as I see bike boots with proper ankle plates built in.
Although to be fair my bike is only 200kg... |
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I've been using these boots for years. Bates 8 inch Tactical side zip boots. They have a non-slip Vibram sole and the zipper makes them easy to get on and off. Crash tested once at 100kph; good ankle support. Best feature of all, they're "tactical"! I paid 90USD for mine, if you look around a little, you should be able to find a pair within budget.
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That is fairly close, I do prefer slightly taller ones for a bit more ankle protection.
With ones like that are they actually armoured properly, or closer to a work boot? Only asking as I see bike boots with proper ankle plates built in.
Although to be fair my bike is only 200kg... |
Lodas of similar ones on Sportsbikeshop
https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/731051
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Thanks guys, it looks like what I want DOES exist, and within budget, current hold-up is finding it in my size
I'll get there in the end! |
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