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What are other people wearing on their feet?

I have some old GTX Shimano shoes which I am considering upgrading for boots (Shimano MW7) but I really like my knee length Sealskinz socks, I'm not sure they would work together? Are the boots good enough on their own?

Ideally I want something I can use on my road bike and also for winter MTBing.

What do other people do?

Cheers,

Mick


 
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Bontrager Old Man Winter


 
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I've Specialized Defrosters, my wife has 45Nrth Japanthers (now superseded by the Ragnarok). Both are fine for UK winter, if you are going somewhere colder then it gets a little harder to find stuff, certainly here in the UK.

Remember to get loose fitting boots so you aren't constricting blood flow.


 
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MW7's, mainly because my summer shoes are Shimano, and it's a doddle to set the cleats up the same as they use the same sole as the M089 shoe.

Been using my MW7's through summer on wet sloppy days too.


 
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For the road I wear normal road shoes with the vents taped up, toe covers and overshoes as well if needed. A pair of On-One Thicky socks complete the look, I've never got cold feet with that combo.
Mudguards help too, they keep spray off your shoes.


 
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Northwave Artic & Sealskinz Thin (I have quite poor peripheral circulation & feel the cold in my fingers & toes) were bombproof for me last winter.


 
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A waste of £38 or .....?

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32964329867.html

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Lake 303


 
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I use Specialized Defrosters on and off road, completely waterproof and combined with thick wooly socks, very warm. Done 1000s of miles in 0C-ish temps in them over the years.


 
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I seemingly suffer with cold feet, so lake 303’s for me.


 
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