DAYTONA BOOTS - HUGE SALE!

Never been one for MC boots apart from not being very nice looking most of them are not comfy for any walking distance, a good die hard boot is what you need.
Walk around or ride around wearing something like those boots posted some good old boy around my parts is gonna get a good laugh. I'll pass. Did make me think of a song from my past "Fairy wears boots by Black Sabbath" Hang it and ride it.
 
Never been one for MC boots apart from not being very nice looking most of them are not comfy for any walking distance, a good diehard boot is what you need.

Not so, my friend.
Other than for racing, on the street I wore high quality work and tactical boots for 53 years.
Three years ago I gave light wright high quality boots made for motorcycles a try.
Will never go back. My Daytona boots are so comfy and light weight, I can wear them around all day - and NO laces!
I just ordered me a second pair. Gonna try the Gaerne G-Prestige Gore-Tex Boots because they are instep zippered and with from my old broken back, zippers on the outside are difficult and painful for me.
I hope they are close to as good quality as the Daytona.
 
Steve - Be careful with inside zippers. They can make a mess of paintwork. Not an issue on R3 but it is with rearsets.

Though I am with the skirted goat herder on this one. I wore "proper "MC form" boots on every ride for years and years.
With the exception of some of the offroad ones walking any real distance was a pain.
So I started carrying a set of walking boots on "trips" - ended up after some years wearing good mountaineering and/or hunting boots.

I still have some old MC boots and whilst they are fine for pottering around at home (I'm wearing a pair now) - not for serious walking.

Most "tactical" boots now offer sidezips too. And if you replace the laces with 3mm(1/8") shockcord - footsies bliss!.

Thankfully GoreTex is not often a necessity here. But as Goretex pretty much comes standard on any good walking boot - well..........

PLUS - given your self declared lack of in-seam - a 30mm heel and chunky sole can only be a good thing.

IMO - footwear is really personal though. I still dream of being able to get to Altberg in Yorkshire to have a pair made to measure Motorcycle Boots - Classic Styling & High Performance Boots by Alt-Berg - They are a LONG way from my mum. There is however a "fitting centre" not that far from mum and sort of close to @Nat67 in the middle of cider country.

I'd go for the lightweight waterproof Hogg.