good boots for quadding

[t-bomb]

Any suggestions on what a good boot would be for quadding. Or should I just head down to mark's and get me some vintage rubber boots?

 

[KawisakiRider]

Dunlops

 

[DaveB]

https://www.snowandmud.com/forum/f21/utility-atv-riding-boots-64296.html

Some info here.

 

[goodngrubby]

When would you find the time to go quadding?

 

[rubirose]

We use those ugly green Kamik boots. Work great and your feet stay warm.

 

[imdoo'n]

We use those ugly green Kamik boots. Work great and your feet stay warm.

i'm thinkin i'm with grubby, i like the red ones just above ya. looks like green sucks. hehe

 

[byronkentgraham]

I use Alpine Star boots. very comfortable, not much grip though.

 

[tvdave]

I use Dunlops most of the time, winter & summer. I wear my Alpinstar tech 3's in the summer once in a while. I love my dunlops.

 

[overkill131313]

my motor fist boats stay dry and feel great!I just hose them off after the end of the day!

 

[imdoo'n]

my motor fist boats stay dry and feel great!I just hose them off after the end of the day!

sure hope yer boats stay dry as well, be a long day otherwise

 

[Mike270412]

This thread is about boots.Didn't know motorfist made boats.

my motor fist boats stay dry and feel great!I just hose them off after the end of the day!

 

[kbrunlees]

How big are your damn feet?????

 

[OnlyPolaris]

when not wearing chest waders I like insulated rubber boots.

 

[mareshow]

I used to wear riding boots (sport quad), then i switched to rubbers for mudding and now i can say with confidence just go buy a good set of chest waders, you wont regret it

 

[Will Bondy]

I bought a set of Mayhems for my Honda 500, They seem to work pretty good. The guys at Honda Extreme set me up with them, but I did see a set at the Polaris shop on 75th and roper

 

[hadster]

Hands down the best are either Bog boots (available at UFA) or Muck boots, they are light as a feather very flexible, warm in cold weather and fit snug at the top so nothing falls in. Made of a neoprene type material much like a wet suit, once you try em you won't go back.
They will however set you back around $100 or so, but i feel they are worht every penny.

 

[brutematt750]

I use my green Baffin's


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[northern bear]

Gonna be using my dunlops for the most part as my fancy Baffin ice beats crapped out prematurely. Only thing that sucks about the thermo rubbers is they are to big for a manual shifter

 

[goodngrubby]

Hands down the best are either Bog boots (available at UFA) or Muck boots, they are light as a feather very flexible, warm in cold weather and fit snug at the top so nothing falls in. Made of a neoprene type material much like a wet suit, once you try em you won't go back.
They will however set you back around $100 or so, but i feel they are worht every penny.

I totally agree...my Muck boots are just like wearing high-tops. Super light and comfy.

 

[mighty1000]

I sometime use chest waders but have been wearing my alpine tech7's and really good adventure riding gear. The trick to not get the feet wet just don't get stuck by keeping the throttle pinned.