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Short motorcycle boots

Most bikers own a pair of proper touring and commuting boots for longer journeys but then a short boot of some sort to go with their motorcycle jeans on more casual outings. 

For us here at Motolegends, the Roker Urban Racer boot is probably our favourite short boot. It is beautifully made (in Europe) form hard wearing thick oiled leather. They get better with age and can be resoled when necessary so can last a lifetime. For a less formal, more outdoor option, we would choose the Klim Outlander GTX boot which will take you form the bike to the top of a mountain with ease!

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Verified customer reviews for Short motorcycle boots

Daytona Max Sports GTX boots in black

Ron: Superb

Purchased these, primarily because of the lift. Bought a new bike and I was just a little short. The Daytonas are the perfect aid, instead of being on the balls of my feet, Im now flat on the floor. I was a little worried about the fit, those zips are so tough to pull up when new, but theyve eased considerably in the month or so Ive been using them. Only concern Ive had with them so far is my Scotts riding up to expose the top of the boot in wet weather. Not wet yet though. I did originally want the taller version, but they were totally impossibly to zip over my ankle

Helstons Liberty boots in black

Jonny: Made in

Absolutely love them. Quality is fantastic and made in Portugal which makes a refreshing change. I went for a half size bigger 42 instead of usual 41 and they fit perfectly. Very comfortable on and off the bike and I love the look. And packaging and delivery was spot on. Really pleased

Klim Outlander GTX boots in asphalt / high risk red

Michael: Klim Adventure boots

Excellent boots, comfortable straight out of the box, great on the bike and fine walking around the ABR