Ladies motorcycle boots

We hold a large stock of ladies motorcycle boots available in store and online. We are also able to advise on what is the best choice of footwear for lady motorbikers and pillions. All sizes generally in our warehouse to try on or to despatch for next day delivery. 

We stock womens motorcycle boots suitable for riders and pillions. All CE approved to EN13634 standard. 

In many instances, a ladies' bike boot is nothing more than a gent's motorcycle boot in a smaller size. But this is by no means always the case. There are a number of boots that are distinctly feminine in their styling. Such boots will often be distinguished by a separate raised heel. These boots, though, are not always the best solution when it comes to riding, as the heel can hinder use of the gear change. Clearly this is not an issue for pillions. Some womens biker boots, very usefully, have a concealed raised heel inside the boot. This adds a couple of inches to the leg length, meaning that it becomes easier to ride a taller bike.

We have been particularly impressed with the offering of two Italian companies, Falco and TCX. Both companies design boots specifically for ladies in motorcycling. The boots they bring to market are stylish, feminine and protective. For high mileage commuters and tourers, nothing beats a Daytona boot. Daytona produces specific ladies motorbike boots with an inner raised heel which can be a great help for those who struggle to reach the floor.

FAQs on womens motorcycle boots

What boots should ladies wear on a motorbike?

You should really wear a CE approved motorcycling boot on the motorbike whether you are riding or travelling as a pillion. These boots are then assessed as to the strength of the seams and bonding, the traverse rigidity, resistance to abrasion and so on. All the ladies motorcycle boots we sell are CE approved. 

Can I wear a normal ladies boots on a motorbike?

There is no legal requirement to wear special boots on a motorbike but we would recommend that you wear CE approved boots that are therefore strengthened to protect you in the event of an accident. 

What is the difference between mens and womens motorcycle boots?

Some ladies motorcycle boots don't have gear change protector pads because some manufacturers think ladies don't need to change gear! But, on the whole, ladies boots are constructed similarly to mens. They are sometimes made on a slimmer last and can come with a raised heel. We stock womens motorcycle boots down to a size 35EU or UK size 3.