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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

Held Segrino GTX boots in black

Geoff B: Impressed...

These are a well made solid boot, made for the hard rigours of all year riding!! ... comfy straight out of the box, yes they will need a bit of breaking in but that is to be excepted from a quality boot. These I would say are up to the quality of a Daytona boot! and with a 5 year warranty tOO!! so RECOMENDED!!

Klim Outlander GTX boots in castlerock petrol

Graham: Klim Outlander Boots Review Perfect for Larger Calves and Versatile Use

If you have larger calves like me, finding the right boots can be a challenge. Short boots are usually my go-to, and after trying many, I found the Klim Outlander to be a great fit. Not only do they accommodate my calf size comfortably, but they also shine when Im off the biketheyre genuinely comfortable for walking around. Ive taken these boots on a 3-month tour across the US and multiple trips across Europe over the past few years. Theyve stood up well to all kinds of terrain and weather, making them a reliable companion. The only downside? Because they are so comfortable and durable, Ive already worn through two pairs and am now on my third! If youre in the market for boots that combine a good fit for larger calves with great off-bike usability, the Klim Outlander is definitely worth considering.

Held Brickland LC GTX boots in black

Thornton: Comfortable and robust boots

Initially stiff, these boots quickly became comfortable while retaining a solid air of robustness. The construction is heavy-duty but they are easy to walk in and unobtrusive on the bike. Ive ridden in low single figure temps and some filthy rain and, as expected, my feet stayed warm and dry. Although a short boot, they seem long enough to avoid any gap that would allow water to enter from the top. Early days but Im happy with my purchase.