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Icon Patrol Waterproof Boot In the military they say a good pair of boots can make or break you. Icon set out to make the ultimate riding boots to battle the elements. The Patrol Waterproof boot will keep your feet comfortable and dry during the harshest conditions. The reinforced leather upper features internal ankle armor with a hidden ghillie lacing system for a secure fit with minimal fuss. The bottom unit features an internal steel shank for support with slip resistant rubber outsole for traction both on and off the bike. The Patrol Waterproof riding boot, the standard by which all will be judged. Durable leather upper 100 waterproof Axialmetric steel shank Slip resistant rubber sole Footpeg interface arch Dual adjustable stabilizer straps Internal ankle protection Aluminum positive-lock buckles Protected speed lacing system Shifter interface nubs
Overall rating
Another good Icon boot
PostedNovember 19, 2012
Kwag
From central
State:IA
Rider Type:Adventurer
Age:35-44
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
4
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5
Protection & Durability
4
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5
Air Flow
3
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5
Features
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5
I'm a big fan of Icon boots. I've worn out two pairs of Superduty boots and decided to try out the Patrols since I wanted something a little higher and more positively waterproof.
Fit - I wear between a 10 and an 11 in most shoes and the 10.5 has fit right in every pair of Icon boots I've had. I'd say I have slim calves/ankles/feet. I could see where if someone had bigger calves/ankles/feet and had to have the buckles fairly loose then there might be issues with the front flap really closing over the rest of the boot. It just barely comes together on mine.
Comfort - They are fairly stiff at first and it takes some fiddling to get the buckles where they feel secure but allow enough flex to not dig in at the top. I haven't removed the laces yet but I probably will. I'm not tightening them anymore and the slider is just another bit to cause a hot spot on the foot. I anticipate these are going to be very comfy once fully broken in. Great for walking. It's getting to be winter and they provide good warm, might be steamy in the summer.
Looks - look like a quality boot without being too weird for wearing with jeans on "jeans day" at an office job.
Haven't had a chance to test the waterproofness yet.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Icon Patrol Waterproof Boot In the military they say a good pair of boots can make or break you. Icon set out to make the ultimate riding boots to battle the elements. The Patrol Waterproof boot will keep your feet comfortable and dry during the harshest conditions. The reinforced leather upper features internal ankle armor with a hidden ghillie lacing system for a secure fit with minimal fuss. The bottom unit features an internal steel shank for support with slip resistant rubber outsole for traction both on and off the bike. The Patrol Waterproof riding boot, the standard by which all will be judged. Durable leather upper 100 waterproof Axialmetric steel shank Slip resistant rubber sole Footpeg interface arch Dual adjustable stabilizer straps Internal ankle protection Aluminum positive-lock buckles Protected speed lacing system Shifter interface nubs
Which size should fit for me ?
My foot size is 7.5 but Icon Patrol Waterproof Boot is available only 7 or 8.
Which size should fit for me ?
Would you let me know how long for size 7 and 8 because my shoes 7.5 are about 11 inches long ?
Please let me know for making decision.
I also attach a picture of my shoes for reference.
Which size should fit for me ?
Would you let me know how long for size 7 and 8 because my shoes 7.5 are about 11 inches long ?
Please let me know for making decision.
I also attach a picture of my shoes for reference.
I just got a pair of Patrols. If I was going to error with these boots, I'd go with the 8, especially if you're "meaty" around your calves/ankles/feet.
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Age: 35-44
Gender: male
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