+1 on the Scouts I have a EEE to F size 11 foot and they are the best fitting boots I own better than my custom made Nick's boots. If I had the money I'd by myself a couple pairs to have around in case they quit making them.

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" Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience."
Present Rides
2006 V Strom
2012 Road Glide Ultra

I can't understand why the OP is so determined to find motorcycle-specific boots. Except for heavily-armored motocross boots there really isn't anything special about most sport-type motorcycle boots. Almost any work boot provides the same amount of protection and grip, and usually more ankle support. The only things you lose are style points.

And if you are riding a 'Strom style isn't your strong suit anyway.

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2007 DL650
"Who the hell wants to hear actors talk?" -- Harry M. Warner, Warner Brothers, 1927

I have been wearing Wolverine logger boots, but my next pair will be Haix forest fire boots

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RandyO
IBA# 9560
07 Strom 1k (7x,xxx miles)
99 SV650 (135,006 miles)
82 XV920R
A man with a gun is a citizen
A man without a gun is a subject
www.gbhsurvey.com
http://i427.photobucket.com/albums/p...dStatesMap.jpg

tmc...

"H" width indicates 4E and beyond.....

E width...F.....G.....H.

as you said folks that are 2-3 E really dont understand.

My brother and I used to shop for "wide" shoes and tell the sales clerk
"put some laces on the boxes and we will wear them out....."

I was lucky, when growing up, my feet grew in width before the grew in length, as a child, 3E or 4E from Mason, was where all my shoes came from, as I became an adult, my feet got longer but not wider, now, I can get 11EE almost anywhere


maybe the answer for younger peeps is to have elective surgery on yer feet savings $$$$ on shoes over yer lifetime

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RandyO
IBA# 9560
07 Strom 1k (7x,xxx miles)
99 SV650 (135,006 miles)
82 XV920R
A man with a gun is a citizen
A man without a gun is a subject
www.gbhsurvey.com
http://i427.photobucket.com/albums/p...dStatesMap.jpg

Or bring back the archaic Chinese practice of footbinding.

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2007 DL650
"Who the hell wants to hear actors talk?" -- Harry M. Warner, Warner Brothers, 1927

[quote=MikeB;876928] amoI can't understand why the OP is so determined to find motorcycle-specific boots. Except for heavily-armored motocross boots there really isn't anything special about most sport-type motorcycle boots. Almost any work boot provides the sameunt of protection and grip, and usually more ankle support. The only things you lose are style points.

And if you are riding a 'Strom style isn't your strong suit anyway.[/QUOT I originally stated MC boots or alternative boot. There are some great ideas here and I really wasn't anticipating this much info. I'm tempted to try Alpinestars Scouts but I really hate sending merchandise back that doesn't fit. I think I'll have a better chance with a logging type boot and there have been some great examples here.
Good to find out I'm not the only one with this problem.

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2009 DL650

Im interested in a good alternative to wearing boots to work every day. Personally, what I would love is a decent boot that I can just put on over my regular shoes. I know there are some options from: totes, to Noes, to Treds.

Any out there do this or have experience with a particular brand of Overboot?

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2006 Vstrom 650

1999 Triumph Trophy 1200

2012 Vstrom 650 (current)

I have TCX boots similar to the infinitys. Not sure which one, but they fit my very wide feet just fine.

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2011 DL650A
2012 Ninja 1000 ABS
2012 SYM HD200

Datona Boots - you can get X-wide I have 49 X-Wide (13 4E) I am on my second pair - first one's 150K - 6 years