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[QUOTE="kawiman, post: 206150, member: 21514"]
I have had my Vectors for over a year now, and had to go check for the ankle vents.  They are there, I just never noticed them.  Like I said, I have had mine for over a year, and the soles are fine.  I have had no problem with the buckles.  The only real problem that I can say I've got is that they have got fairly loose in the foot.  Also, I am like Eric with the girlie calf syndrome.  I have the strap cranked all the way.  All in all, a very nice boot with a decent price tag.

KawieKX125, to answer your question, I get my feet soaked if it has rained a lot.  But, there are some bike swallowing mud holes where I ride at.  I would say in average woods riding conditions, where there is always some water, they stay fairly dry.  Like Eric said also, the rounded toe kind of slides and pops over rocks with out catching.

smb, the toe cap on other boots keeps the sole from ripping backwards if it gets caught.  On the vectors, the sole comes about half way up to the middle in front of the toe area.  I got broadsided by a quad, and it nailed my left boot.  Tire marks on the side, and something tore a small hole in the top of the toe section.  I didn't even know that it had hit my foot and leg until I looked at my boot later on.  $500 damage to the bike, and the boot saved me from at least a broken foot.
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