Boots with grip?

[SpikedPunch]

How did you find that? I googled boots crampon and came up with this...

Are those for river crossings?

[Assasin]

How did you find that? I googled boots crampon and came up with this...

Hilarious

[cheese]

I got some W2's and they have good grip. Think I'm heading out this weekend with you, I'll show you. They were cheap too and have lasted very well.

[tommorth]

my experiance with boots with grip is that if theres mud or wet dirt the tread just acts as a mud collector and you end up a few inches taller with heavy feet and still no grip.

[cheese]

Hmm maybe just get a dremel or grinder and cut some tread patterns in your boots?

[K6K]

The trials riders use a boot that is a lot softer, without a steel cap but they are made to grip slippery riverbed rocks for example when they prewalk their sections.

http://www.trialsnz.com/Default.asp?Page=334

Less protection in the shins, a bit shorter but a lot more comfortable for walking. They would be alright in the gnarly slow stuff. A couple of guys I rode with in Hawaii were on trials bikes and they used them, they didn't do a lot of walking or stopping though, they just rode over everything.

[dafydd roberts]

my experiance with boots with grip is that if theres mud or wet dirt the tread just acts as a mud collector and you end up a few inches taller with heavy feet and still no grip.

Ye true was thinking about that.

[A&R]

How did you find that? I googled boots crampon and came up with this...

Ha....Ha.... ha.... I like them. Trouble is if you jumped off with them on you never get back on a again! You'd be stuck all day in the same spot!

[takitimu]

Every time I go to ride some of the more “extreme tracks” I find that if I get off the bike to help pull other bikes up I can hardly stand, so was thinking of getting some boots with some tread like and ATV boot? Recommendations Have got some tech 7’s at the moment.

Also what are the dangers of having a boot with grip compared to a flat boot like most Motocross boots?

I had a pair of Sidi's like Birchy's , I thought they were not bad, surprising traction, certainly better than the Gaerne SG10's in the mud, not perfect, but a good compromise.