I've commented on boots before (in some of those old threads referenced by JC....

). For me, motorcycle boots just don't make the cut. Most of us want good, comfortable, sturdy riding boots that also make good walkers when we reach our destination. Most actual riding boots don't fit both. I've had a pair of Rockys for over 25 years that are STILL warm, comfortable, waterproof and in pretty decent shape. Great riders and comfortable for any kind of walking after the ride.
I did semi-retire them last Summer for a pair of FXRG's. These had been sitting on a sale table at K'ville HD West for about 3 months and in my size. I got them for a song ($65). Wore them most of last Summer but I wasn't happy with the fit/comfort and was going back to the Rockys. Plus, I have the same height challenge that Jesse has....the sole on the new FXRG's just didn't compare to the soles on my 25 year old Rockys.
Three months ago I purchased these: Ariat Workhog Pull-ons
http://www.ariat.com/men-work-footwear-work_boots#prefn1=All_Weather_Filter&prefv1=WaterproofAfter three months or riding/walking/working in them, I'm sold and haven't put the Rockys on since. Great riders, good thick soles/heels, actually waterproof. I'm looking forward to many miles (riding and walking) in these. The FXRG pair? Gone....although the Rockys are still on the shelf ready to go at any time...

What I and others have stated right out or by giving other examples, don't just focus on "motorcycle" boots. There are many options out there and I suggest trying any boot in the store and walking around in them for at least 30 minutes or longer. If you order on the devilnet, make sure they have a very good return policy...
