I like mine a lot. They are very warm, yes too big, no not stiff enough or armored enough for every hit, but I did stuff my foot between a tree stump and the case and came 9/10 of the way to broken something, but ended up just sore so they did their job. For me warmth was first, but I don’t ride as hard as some guys.
I personally use a size big Motocross boot. Alpinestars tech 8. Wear a heavy wool socks then a waterproof sock. Sprayed the boots with waterproofing and love it. Always stayed dry and warm enough and know I'm protected
I wear hunting boots from Cabela's, they are Thinsulate lined I believe. Great for warmth and "normal" riding, maybe not the best option if you're into big drops but I can't honestly say I've tested them for that.
I might throw my burtons on and see if I can shift well, if so I might rock them for my first couple times and see if they'll be good enough for now!
Right!? I've waited this long to get into snowbiking thinking everything would finally be dialed and the industry would be ready. But nope! Totally unprepared still. I have my timbersled and new bike... But my fit kit is backordered!? Cool, watching the snow fly all over and can't ride because I can't hook my bike to the sled!!
Yup same, snow checked the aro 120 le with TSS and they don't have my fit kit. What bike are you putting it on?
Sorry to hear so many people waiting on fit kits, I know POLARIS had issues with this in the past but would hope that they got it all worked out..... Sounds like they haven't. On my snowtech MX kit I purchased last year, the got kit came when I got the track.
