This summer Harley Davidson will release the new summer styles of womens Harley Davidson Boots. There are many styles that will work for any lady rider and the guys love them too. The new boots will put guys on their knees for you. These hot new womens Harley boots are: Calista, Christa, Piper, Amelia, Julia, Silvio, Electra, Maddy, Springer, Laura, Serena and Road Queen.

Harley Davidson boots are a fashionable brand that can always make heads turn on a normal road! These boots are stylish, trendy, and a sure attention grabber! If you’re looking for comfort and style, Harley Davidson motorcycle boots are the perfect companion while riding. They look wonderful, and they are made to be tough enough to save your feet from the hot tail pipes. If you’re riding in the summer, these boots will help you keep your tootsies away from the wrath of the sun and pavement. Any body who is experienced as a rider would advise other bikers to wear special riding boots. Boots are available for men, women, and children in a variety of shapes, styles, and widths.

Here are some of the safety features you can expect in Harley Davidson boots.

Safety Features and Importance:

1. They are made for rough use and are very tough.
2. They provide the best protection for your feet during accidents.
3. They are long lasting.
4. They have soles that are slip resistant and have good ankle protection and support.
5. They have toe reinforcements to protect your toes.
6. They are for most all riding purposes.
7. Great styling, unequaled quality and superior performance.

These boots not only act as a shield to protect your feet from injury, but are comfortable enough to wear all day and they are very durable as well.

Most Harley Davidson boots are water resistant and can be worn while riding even in rainy weather. This water resistance helps the feet from getting wet or developing fungal infections of any kind. Harley Davidson boots also help keep the ankle in one place by having plastic pads and padding to keep the anklebones intact in case you go down in an accident. These anklebone pads or padded collars add to the comfort and are flexible enough for you to adjust according to the comfort you need to have while riding.

Remember, Harley Davidson believes your feet are worth more than those bikes. That’s why, Harley Davidson believes in protecting the feet from any ill effects of motorcycle accidents. So next time you are going for a ride, don’t forget to wear your new pair of Harley Davidson motorcycle boots and maybe a stylish leather motorcycle jacket so you’ll look great, and be protected too. After all, comfy feet make all the difference.

Starting April 1st 2009 tons of new Mens Harley Davidson Boots, and Womens Harley boots will be arriving and they are already selling out on pre-orders. Harley Davidson has done it again with additions to the Heavy Metal collection and the most popular ladies styles. This year they introduce the mens Harley Davidson boot Walter that is made in the USA. A few more of the new styles are: Mens Harley Davidson Boot Clint, Mens and womens Harley Davidson Boot Laramie, the womens version of the popular tennis shoe Hawkeye and dont forget the new ladies dress boots like the Nila, and the Nelle.

Whether you drive a motorcycle, or a big rig, you’ll need comfortable, long-lasting footwear. Count on the quality of Harley Davidson, a brand you can trust for boots that will last. Harley Davidson Logger Conductor boot looks great, feels comfortable and they will outlast other supposedly “name brand” boots. The black full grain leather uppers are trendy and stylish with the cool Harley Davidson flame logo embroidered on the side that will make your friends and co-workers envious. The two buckle design is classic Harley Davidson fashion which just looks great. The removable full cushion sock lining offers moisture absorption for a dry feeling. Goodyear Welt construction guarantees an extremely durable pair of boots that will not easily fall apart. They are stable and provide excellent traction. These boots also have rubber logger soles that are oil and slip-resistant for superior traction and long-lasting wear. Harley Davidson Logger Conductor boots are not just for bikers, but for any man who wants quality, comfort, and great looks.

The womens Harley Davidson sandal Moxie and the womens Harley Davidson sandal Roxie are the new wedge sandals for 2009. They look like twins but have subtle differences. These two sandals incorporate a detailed Harley Davidson design on the side of the wedge sole with the classic comfort of a Harley Davidson sandal. And for the shoe collectors out there, the Moxie and Roxie are limited production.

2009 is here, and soon the new Harley Davidson sandals will be too. There are a few carry overs from last year and lots of new styles. This year they have sandals, and flip flops for the ladies and even some mens Harley Davidson flip flops. Year after year Harley Davidson brings new style to your wardrobe and comfort to your feet with there line up of spring/summer fashionable footwear. Remember to get yours early since they are limited production and tend to sell out fast. Most of the sandals and flip flops will be available starting at the end of February.

How To: Resole Your Harley Davidson Boots

Replacing the soles on Harley Davidson boots is a challenging home project and most people will just buy a new pair. You may want to take them to a professional to be resoled. If you still want to go through it to save money, and your favorite pair of boots, here’s what you’ll need for this project.

Tools:
work gloves, sewing awl, small screwdriver or nail puller, small wood blocks, scrap wood boards, sharp knife, hammer, sturdy clamps.

Materials: (Most of these items can be purchased at your local shoe repair shop).
Buy flexible shoe-repair adhesive and heel fasteners.
Buy Vibram (for durability, slip resistance, and comfort) soles of the correct size.
heavy-duty waxed thread, rags, acetone, replacement rubber insoles, coarse sandpaper.

Time: about 2 or 3 hours.

First things first, you have to remove the old sole for the new one to go on. Harley Davidson boot-soles are normally welted (sewn) on but some are cement (glued on). If they’re welted, there will be threads visible around the upper edge of the sole. Look over the soles for attaching screws or nails in the heel; remove any fasteners with a screwdriver or a nail puller, and save them to attach the new soles.

After you remove the heel fasteners, separate the old sole from the rest of the boot. If the boots are welted, you’ll find three layers of material: the old sole, a center rubber layer, and a permanently attached leather layer. To separate the old soles from your boots, insert the blade of a sharp knife between the sole and the middle rubber layer; carefully work it around the boot until the sole is free. If the boots are cemented, there will be only two layers, the old sole and a permanent layer. Separate them in the same manner.

Once you’ve removed the old soles, clean the middle rubber layer with acetone until all glue and debris are gone. On welted shoes, check the sewing for breaks, and check the rubber layer for tears. If this rubber layer is torn, it must be replaced too. Remove the damaged rubber layer the same way you removed the sole, inserting the blade of a sharp knife between the rubber layer and the permanently attached leather layer. Mend breaks in the stitching or attach a new middle layer with a sewing awl and heavy-duty waxed thread, making stitches all around the new insole.

Once you have with the cleaned or replaced the rubber middle layer, use coarse sandpaper to roughen both the inside surface and the bonding surface of the new Vibram soles. Wear your work gloves, and wipe off any debris thoroughly. Be careful not to touch either the insole or the sole — body oils repel adhesives.

Apply flexible shoe-repair adhesive evenly to both surfaces; be careful around the edges. Follow the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions exactly; join the soles as specified. Align the new sole over the prepared boot surface and press it into place, starting at the toe and working down toward the heel; curl the new sole into place and stretch it toward the heel as you go.

Next, set the boot on a flat surface, sole up, and pound the entire sole with a hammer. To get a firm bond, clamp each boot between two flat boards for 36 hours or recommended drying time; place a small wedge under the sole just forward of the heel to assure the bond in the arch.

When the new soles are dry, trim off excess sole material with a sharp knife, working slowly around each boot to assure a quality finish. Finally, if the new Vibram soles have pre-drilled holes for heel fasteners, set new heel fasteners into the holes and pound them in firmly.

If this seems just to much to go through for you try a new pair of Harley Davidson Boots