Thoughts on these boots
Thoughts on these boots
I was checkin' out some boots online and came across these:
Timberland Downshifter boots
I wonder how these boots are. Do you guys think it offers enough foot/ankle protection?
They're not that expensive either (less than $100).
Timberland Downshifter boots
I wonder how these boots are. Do you guys think it offers enough foot/ankle protection?
They're not that expensive either (less than $100).
[b]My bikes:[/b]
[url=http://mysite.verizon.net/michael_canlas/pics/fjr_1.jpg]2007 Yamaha FJR1300[/url]
[url=http://mysite.verizon.net/michael_canlas/pics/fjr_1.jpg]2007 Yamaha FJR1300[/url]
If it covers the round ankle bones, that's good. The description on the site seems alright. I think before I'd buy them I'd look for other online reviews.
Personally, I don't want to ride with laces on my boots. Just a precaution I like to take a step further than "tuck the loops inside".
The real test is how they'll feel when you're riding. I imagine it'll take a ride or two to be come real comfortable and use to the feel.
Personally, I don't want to ride with laces on my boots. Just a precaution I like to take a step further than "tuck the loops inside".
The real test is how they'll feel when you're riding. I imagine it'll take a ride or two to be come real comfortable and use to the feel.
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The boots look OK but before spending your hard earned money check out the THOR 50/50 boots. They are an ankle boot with good foot and ankle protection. They retail for $110.00 but I got a pair online for $85.00. The feel and fit were great from the first time I put them on.
Here's another style that's black on black trim:Loonette wrote:They do have them with black trim on black. No women's sizes though (of course! ). They do look like decent boots though.
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[url=http://mysite.verizon.net/michael_canlas/pics/fjr_1.jpg]2007 Yamaha FJR1300[/url]
[url=http://mysite.verizon.net/michael_canlas/pics/fjr_1.jpg]2007 Yamaha FJR1300[/url]
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I like the looks of this one a lot, but where can I find it? And is it available in women's sizes? On their own website it is not included with the other (4) styles of motorcycle boots. I'm so confused...IBJanky wrote:Here's another style that's black on black trim:Loonette wrote:They do have them with black trim on black. No women's sizes though (of course! ). They do look like decent boots though.
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I saw some on eBay. Search for "Timberland Downshifter"Loonette wrote:I like the looks of this one a lot, but where can I find it? And is it available in women's sizes? On their own website it is not included with the other (4) styles of motorcycle boots. I'm so confused...
I'm not sure if they make them for women though
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[url=http://mysite.verizon.net/michael_canlas/pics/fjr_1.jpg]2007 Yamaha FJR1300[/url]
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black on black:
http://www.timberland.com/product/index ... age=search
mens only.
loonette, if you're going to order something off the tmberland site send me a pm first, got some info for you....
http://www.timberland.com/product/index ... age=search
mens only.
loonette, if you're going to order something off the tmberland site send me a pm first, got some info for you....
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See how it feels around the ankles since that's a pretty important part to protect. Most of the Timberland moto boots are meant more for style than function (even the motoGP boot).
I personally prefer steel toe boots with oil resistant soles and at least 6" tall to cover my ankles. I wear both my Caterpillars and Timberland Pro's which are more for construction work so it may look a bit combatant.
I personally prefer steel toe boots with oil resistant soles and at least 6" tall to cover my ankles. I wear both my Caterpillars and Timberland Pro's which are more for construction work so it may look a bit combatant.
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