Fork boots or seal savers?

[p26575r16]

I am going through the suspension on my 350x and was wandering if I should use the standard fork boots or go with the seal saver kind. Here are examples of what I am talking about: Seal saver type:

http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/productDetail.do?navTitle=Suspension&webCatId=13&navType=type&webTypeId=94&prodFamilyId=6037&listingId=&sizeAttr=1871&colorAttr=387

Standard boots:
http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/productDetail.do?navType=type&webTypeId=94&navTitle=Suspension&webCatId=13&prodFamilyId=26018

I have never used the seal saver type, but I hear they are good. The trike almost is alway's in the sand or desert, very rarely see's mud (we don't get much of that rain stuff here). I have not had any issues with the standard boot's, but I kind of like the look of the fork saver's. Thanks for the input in advance.

[p26575r16]

any input?

[Mosh]

Honestly, I dont like seal savers. Especially in sand.

For one they dont protect the fork tubes at all above the saver. So IF a rock flys up, you have a ding in your tube which will cause a leak.

Sand gets everywhere and I can see that stuff going right through the seal savers.

[p26575r16]

That's what I needed. Thank you. looks like reg boots will be ordered.

[Maico]

Boots all the way.

[dirtjunkie85]

seal savers are a nice add on for bikes but on a trike epecially where they dont have inverted forks the sand may get under them and scar the tubes unless you are constantly cleaning under them.
go for the boots.

[harryredtrike]

i'd go with regular boots.those may be fine for street bikes but not down and dirty trikes

[poohbee1]

I remember on my 86 tecate i had these little sweeps about 2 inchs tall that latched on were the bottom of the boots were held. Ive got a 86 250r now and i would like to take the boots off to make it more of a vintage racer. are there any sweeps that i can put on my 250r.