JeepJimmy
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so i plan to take my sled up to VT this winter. i need some GOOD boots and pants i have a good jacket. any recommendations thanks!!!!!!!!!!!
fasttoys17
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i spent some money on trukke boots they were about mmmm 130 bucks i think they work well and i got a good pair of black carhartt bibs from sportsmans warehouse. they work well. i have a yamaha jacket so im not a total cheapo
BETHEVIPER
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if you have a size 12, i have a set of baffin/ yamaha boots for sale, 40$
YamiSmurf
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Reima h2oproof bibs. Haven't had a wet butt in 3 or 4 seasons. But they can be too hot depending on temps and riding style.
As far as boots, sorel and trukke have provided excellent performance. Trukke's have more ankle support than the sorel's, but both are quite warm.
YS
As far as boots, sorel and trukke have provided excellent performance. Trukke's have more ankle support than the sorel's, but both are quite warm.
YS
sxrron
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I agree the Reima bibs are great, I believe they have been purchased by Scott Co.
ModMMax
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I bought the Klim boots last year. They work good.
tippmannator
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choko makes some good bibs and boots
stretchSXV
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BETHEVIPER said:if you have a size 12, i have a set of baffin/ yamaha boots for sale, 40$
Pm me pics please
FuzzButt
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I also have a set of Klim boots. Best boots I've worn. $160 and no cold feet and no sliding around on the boards.
NYsledneck
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I bought a pair of yamaha boots , not sure which model , for like $120. And if you don`t mind wet feet in the 1st 10 minutes you ride then they are great
JeepJimmy
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interesting... keep the info coming. im a size 12...
JeepJimmy
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Millinocket Rocket
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NYsledneck said:I bought a pair of yamaha boots , not sure which model , for like $120. And if you don`t mind wet feet in the 1st 10 minutes you ride then they are great
why, are they too hot and your feet sweat?
BETHEVIPER
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the baffin boots i have have never leaked water or made me cold, they just are a little big for me, i would trade someone for the equal boot in a size 11
i have used fxr clothing for the past ew years and love it, had leather before and will never go back.
i have used fxr clothing for the past ew years and love it, had leather before and will never go back.
Bakemono
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I wear a Yamaha Flame jacket and Yamaha Team bibs that were both made by FXR and they are very warm and very dry.
Id be very interested to hear about Yamaha boots and how your feet are wet for the first 10 minutes. Im looking at getting a new pair of boots and had considered a pair that Yamaha sells that go for $130. They are rated for -65 F, so youd think they would be warm, but Id like to hear more about them.
Id be very interested to hear about Yamaha boots and how your feet are wet for the first 10 minutes. Im looking at getting a new pair of boots and had considered a pair that Yamaha sells that go for $130. They are rated for -65 F, so youd think they would be warm, but Id like to hear more about them.
NYsledneck
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Millinocket Rocket said:why, are they too hot and your feet sweat?
No my feet don`t have a chance to sweat in these boots. Within 10 minutes of riding you feel cold water soaking through them. I ride with my feet in the footwells so the snow melts on my boots. But i have never had a pair of boots wet through like these do. They did it the 1st time i wore them and yamaha dealer said if you don`t buy gore-tex them it`s your tough luck. I`ll have to look and see which model they are.
Millinocket Rocket
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Oh- that's too bad-- You'd think they'd take 'em back. I usually wear my L.L. Bean pac boots with the removable felt liners, and they have rubber bottoms and leather uppers so they won't leak. So far they've always been warm and dry
stretchSXV
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I was looking at the Mountain Trail Boot by yamaha but wanna know which one leaks water. Any pics of the Baffin boats?
NYsledneck
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Well just cause mine leak doesn`t mean they all do thats for sure.Could just be bad seams or something. But i sure was not too happy they wouldnt do anything about it. They basically told me i shouldnt of been a cheapskate and if i spent more money and got the gore-tex i would have dry feet.
stretchSXV
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what dealership?