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Men's Motorcycle Boots

The first thing to say is that you really should always wear a proper motorcycle boot rather than a trainer, a street shoe, or a hiking boot. A purpose-designed motorcycle boot will have extra protection in the heel, and on the toes and ankles. You will nearly always also get a shank in the sole for extra stiffness, and almost certainly a gear change pad to prevent your toes from getting sore. There are many different styles of boot that are designed to meet different demands. There are short boots for urban riding. Taller boots offer higher levels of protection. Off-road boots are extremely tough, but very heavy. Race style boots, whilst not always comfortable, can be very protective. Leather makes for the most comfortable fit, but unless treated leather does not always offer the most waterproof solution. For riding in the UK, we would always recommend buying a boot with a waterproof membrane.

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Verified customer reviews for Men's Motorcycle Boots

Daytona Strive GTX boots in black

Rob H: The best

Ive had these boots for 7 - 8 years, probably longer, covered thousands of miles here the Continent. They are day long comfortable, the build quality is probably unmatched. Only yesterday out in heavy rain not a sign of any leakage. Should they need attention you can return them to Daytona for a refurb. Like anything they need a little care attention, but keep on top of them they will perform for over a decade easily. Absolutely the best kit Ive ever bought.

Helstons Travel boots in black

Kyoungwhan: Just the best shoes for nice styles

I ordered from korea. It just took 4 days only to receive the product. The leather is nice shinee, size fits, looks good, quality perfect

Rokker Urban Racer boots in black / brown

Tony: Great boot

Really well made and very comfortable after breaking them in both on the bike and walking.