http://bikechatter.net/ 41-125 http://bikechatter.net/reviews/44-touring-boots/41-ft-aqua-boot I have had a pair of these for around 18 months, and have done over 14,000 miles, with some light off road. I found them to be comfortable but tend to get a little warm in the summer. They have never left my feet wet even after going through a number of fords. I did wear them for 24 hours non stop during the 1000 mile Iron Butt challenge last year, with absolutely no issues. I'm a firm believer in you in you get what you pay for! These boots have been worth the money and I have had my £50 worth so far. The only negative is on the left toe a patch has been slightly worn away by the gear change. ]]> Wed, 23 Mar 2011 14:33:46 -0700 41-6 http://bikechatter.net/reviews/44-touring-boots/41-ft-aqua-boot The Aqua Boot is a snip at only £49.99 which I am sure will appeal to a great number of newer riders or those with less expendable income, its claim to be 100% waterproof is in fact - well - fact although perhaps too waterproof for the breathable layer to do its job. This made for an uncomfortable boot from early on and coupled with the bad sizing, I was never really reassured that they would be any good when it mattered, I guess adding an extra layer of socks would bring the ankle and width fit about right but I cannot even begin to think of the foot temperatures involved. ]]> Fri, 04 Jul 2008 09:02:27 -0700