Waterproof boots, anybody got any?!

[breadlord]

I've got a pair of W2 Tour-11s. They're now my main boots. Very comfortable. Only problem is that as wet-weather boots you're going to end up with stinky feet if you're in them for more than a couple of hours.

[Phil TK]

I've got a pair of W2 Tour-11s. They're now my main boots. Very comfortable. Only problem is that as wet-weather boots you're going to end up with stinky feet if you're in them for more than a couple of hours.

Some are worse than others, the Teknics have a faint whiff of training shoe after an hours wear whilst the Sidi Rains honk like the contents of a dead cat's bladder.
A ladies stocking filled with (not ironically) cat litter pellets and stuffed in the boot every night does help this problem. (but not Sidi Rains alas)

[Strifae]

I have a pair of ALDI motorcycle boots - cost £29.99 I think and they are 18 months old and have NEVER leaked a single drop

Quite impressive really as I wear them most of the time on the bike and they are really comfortable

[MarchRide]

Another vote here for TCX Oxtars. Very comfy and bone dry, even in the bath!!  :b

[JZS 600]

Might pop down to Aldi next time they have a M/C sale,,,,,,

[Strifae]

Unfortunately you literally just missed the M/C sale - it may be worth popping down your local one to see if have any left in the relevant section

[Phil]

My black Sidi goretex were great for the first year, but after that they started leaking around the toes.

[AL]

I have Sidi B2 Gore-Tex boots. Never had any problems yet

[Tefer]

My Sidi's were good leaked at toes too after a while, you don't get a lot of sole for your money, i am sometimes off the bike walking about.

[ElkWorks]

possibly not relevant anymore, but check out Halvarsson winter boots. I have a pair, done 35k in them, never let in one bit of water, steel plate in the foot, great shin armour.

even ridden through floods with my feet underwater for a few hundred metres, and fine. snow storms - fine.

in fact, anything by halvarsson is a win in my book.

[dolau]

If you like the boots you have look on Ebay for ex army Goretex boot liners- for a few quid they made my tourers water resistant- at least my feet were dry

[bigfootpete]

I've got Oxtar boots - had them since 2003 - never had a drop of water get through, and they've been in some pretty crap weather for a good few hours, brilliant in the snow too good grip and comfy.

Think they are less than £100 too.

[redman]

Spada STp1 for me been brilliant in all weathers dry and warm as a camels arse.  Very comfy and always get good reviews 8)