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Touring & commuting motorcycle boots

A touring or commuting boot is normally a waterproof boot (certainly for the UK). It also tends to be a more traditionally styled longer boot that would work with a textile suit of some description. Here at Motolegends we offer what we believe are the best touring boots - from German brand Daytona. In addition we stock Goretex waterproof boots from Held and some options from Forma boots and from Dainese too. 

 

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Verified customer reviews for Touring & commuting 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!!

Daytona Road Star Pro GTX boots in black

Keith C.: Best pair yet

I have been looking for a protective boot to replace my TCX boots, so I decided to give these Daytonas a try. The Daytonas feel more substantial and protective than the TCX, especially through the heel and around the ankleshin. The zipper is a bit challenging at first but the boot has broken in nicely. I was a size 46 in TCX but 45 hits the spot for the Daytonas. Having adjustability around the calf is a nice feature. Boots arrived to the U.S. in just a few days. Overall I am very pleased. I plan on purchasing a pair of Daytona Road Star air GTX boots next spring.

Daytona Travel Star GTX Pro boots in black

Martin S: Proper boots

These are top quality boots and remind me of the fireboots I was issued. They combine solid construction, design and the highest PPE needs you would need to ride. I advise you to use a zip waxlube because initially I couldnt even get the zip up. Wear the boots off the bike and walk as much as you can to stretch them. It took me 2 weeks to bed them in. Worth the expense.