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Which one was everyone raving about?
The SG10's or SIDI Crossfire..
Which one had damn near no break in and lasted for ever?
My Ol' lady is buyin' me new boots and I've never tried either. Which one fellas?
The SG10's or SIDI Crossfire..
Which one had damn near no break in and lasted for ever?
My Ol' lady is buyin' me new boots and I've never tried either. Which one fellas?
Love em.
The Shop
DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
Free shipping: VITALMX
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
That's the reason I've stayed with A-Stars....91/2 for me.
12's
The buckles SUCK!.... I have to beat the hell out of them to latch..
http://www.vitalmx.com/product/guide/Boots,26/Gaerne/Fastback-Boot,1217
If all you do is moto, then they will at least last quite a while. But for off road use, they just take too much abuse to justify that price level.
I am a fan of the TCX line; biggest thing for me is how great the support still is, after two year-'round seasons. And they're $330ish. I don't believe you're getting $100+ more of a boot with the other brands mentioned (although I certainly won't deny their quality - Gaerne and Sidis are great).
Haven't tried the SG12's, but don't like the price tag so much..
The fast backs are a lesser expensive version of the SG10, and work pretty nice as well.
Like sc961 said, I have not tried the 12, but I want to really bad.
But I would go with the SG's, they are what most people around here waer and I have never heard of any compliants.
Great fit, comfortable and they last longer than any other boot we have used.
Pit Row
I can't see too many paying the $500 price for the top 09' boots when the 08 SG10's are great and can usually be had at $350 and under.
HAR
Down side of the SIDI is the somewhat narrow and low toe box which is perfect for me to enhance shifting feel and no missed shifts. If you have wide foot, get the SG 10 or 12 if you are looking for a high end boot.
I have also owned all the Tech series and the 10s fit like a slipper but do not offer any decent plastic plates nor any fore and aft limiters. Not to mention they do not have hinges so they flex out in the ankle area which did eventually lead to failor in that area plus in general the boot fell apart all over.
For the money the SIDI is best but for much less you can get many others that will last a long time but with out the superior protection, comnfort and no breakin of the SIDI.
Had mine for a half year, fit like a glove from the moment I put them in there.
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