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I have high arches and insteps, and now I wear orthotics adding another 3/8" to the footbed height. Most moto boots are very slim through the front of the foot, but I need more room. Other than the engineer style boots, what else is there? My Google-fu isn't turning up much outside of some custom dress police patrol type boots. I'm looking for a shin covering enduro type boot. Anyone got any ideas?


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Posts: 7153 | Location: Newyorkistan | Registered: March 28, 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Haven't worn their street boots but I have wide feet and I have a hard time finding shoes and boots in general that fit.
Gaerne motocross boots are the go to for people with wide feet like mine. I wear SG12's and they are great.
The G Adventures are supposed to fit wide feet like their motocross line does. Might be worth trying on some of their options.
http://gaerneusa.com/product-category/street/
 
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Good luck there SgtGold. Wide MC boots are a rarity. I have seen mixed reviews regarding Gaerne, TCX, Dainese D-WP C2. The most consistent claim of wide width is the Forma Adventure boot. Hope this helps.


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My foot is an E width.

Recently bought some A* SMX-6, they have plenty of room.
 
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Ditto with the high arches and instep.

Picked up a pair from milwakee that lace and have a zipper. Plenty of room for a foot that runs from ee to eee

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Not a moto boot, but Double H has a cowboy style work boot with their Aeroglide sole which accommodates high arches.

They also have their 'Ice' version, which is supposed to have an even more durable sole.

http://www.doublehboots.com/Category?category=Work Western&page=1

Forget about their strap boot (original Harley boot), as it's made for small calves and flat feet.




 
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I know they are a bit pricey, but have you tried the Sidi moto boots? I have a wide foot, and the Sidi Crossfire (non SRS model) are super comfortable on me.
 
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Style# MBM 9050

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Originally posted by Mutiny:
I know they are a bit pricey, but have you tried the Sidi moto boots? I have a wide foot, and the Sidi Crossfire (non SRS model) are super comfortable on me.



I'm currently riding in a pair of rebranded Sidi boots. They were sold under the BMW name back in the late 1990's. They are still waterproof but the soles are getting a bit thin and my feet have changed shape. I've had my eye on the Forma Adventure boot for a while. I may have to break down and order a pair just to see if they fit.


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Unless you have little feet, forget Alpinestars.


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I wore German boots by a maker called Daytona. They were all that and a bag of chips. Tons of protection and very comfortable. Probably worth some time on the phone to see if they would work, but I loved them.


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