Uh, I never once suggested wearing steel toe boots for riding. It's completely pointless. In fact, I think I said it in this thread already... you might as well wear running shoes.
Uh, I never once suggested wearing steel toe boots for riding. It's completely pointless. In fact, I think I said it in this thread already... you might as well wear running shoes.
I don't think it's pointless either. There can be some benefit but I was just trying to say there is some risk too, IMO. They're not meant for the type of impact feet experience in a crash.
I don't think it's pointless either. There can be some benefit but I was just trying to say there is some risk too, IMO. They're not meant for the type of impact feet experience in a crash.
Uh, I never once suggested wearing steel toe boots for riding. It's completely pointless. In fact, I think I said it in this thread already... you might as well wear running shoes.
I've heard the steel toe boots will take off your toes thing. Then I did some research and all I could find was posts on forums saying it could happen and they've heard of it but as far as I could tell there aren't any actual cases where that happened. I would think that if the force was that high I was probably going to seriously **** up my foot anyway. And someone said it would probably result in a broken ankle but I think a boot that goes up beyond the ankle would help more than running shoes. And I agree with the above that a running shoe would probably just pop right off. Plus I've got the leather covering my ankle if I slide to avoid some rash. I know they're not ideal but they are more comfortable and casual than the Sidis while protecting a little nicer than low cut sneakers.
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