I came across these heavily-discounted boots in a uniform supply store. Although I didn't really need an extra pair of boots, I couldn't pass up on a deal.
More than two years later, these Redbacks remain the most comfortable pair of work boots I've ever owned. The soles show little wear and are grippy as hell. Although not advertised as waterproof or water-resistant, they're the boots I grab when a storm blows in.
These aren't motorcycle boots by any stretch of the imagination, but could work on your favorite bike in a pinch.
Made in Australia, unlike the similar Blundstones, which are now outsourced to China. And, no, they ain't cheap.
Disclaimer -- I have no financial interest in Redback, etc., just want to pass the word to my fellow Barfers.
More than two years later, these Redbacks remain the most comfortable pair of work boots I've ever owned. The soles show little wear and are grippy as hell. Although not advertised as waterproof or water-resistant, they're the boots I grab when a storm blows in.
These aren't motorcycle boots by any stretch of the imagination, but could work on your favorite bike in a pinch.
Made in Australia, unlike the similar Blundstones, which are now outsourced to China. And, no, they ain't cheap.
Disclaimer -- I have no financial interest in Redback, etc., just want to pass the word to my fellow Barfers.
. Best shoes I have ever owned. Acid and oil resistant, slip on and off (because they were designed to be used by people that work with hazardous materials) quickly for work safety. This is also their weakness as a riding boot...usually you want a lace up boot for riding so if you fall they don't fly off.....but I rode regularly in mine...even T-boned a car and they stayed on my feet!