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Waterproof Motorcycle Boots

If it rains hard enough for long enough, your feet are going to get wet when you ride a bike, as will other areas of your body. This is a motorcycling reality. A waterproof membrane liner in a boot will help to keep your feet dry, but it's not a perfect solution, as rain can get in over the top of the boot. Tall boots are usually therefore better at keeping feet dry than are short boots. Wearing your riding pants over, and not-inside, your boots will also help keep the rain out. Boots with laces are not going to be the best when it comes to keeping water out. Lorica may be better than leather, although the best leather boots from somebody like Daytona are treated for water repellancy to keep the rain out. One way of keeping your feet dry is to wear waterproof riding socks. They really work!

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Verified customer reviews for Waterproof Motorcycle Boots

Daytona Journey Pro GTX boots

David: Daytona Journey Pro GTX Boots

Purchased a pair of these for touring in Spain and France this summer. We had a mix of 40 degree temperatures and some heavy rain. The Journeys are no great lookers however, they were a godsend. Kept the feet from overheating and also kept them dry when caught in heavy rain due to the gortex lining. Comfortable on and off the bike and easy to get on and off. Really pleased with the purchase.

Klim Outlander GTX boots in asphalt / high risk red

Klim outlander GTX: Comfortable motorcycle and walking boot

This is my go to riding boots , I have got a few pairs of boots , this is my favourite , easy to get into and the BOA system is brilliant , once you this system , you will not use any other , goes well with my Asphalt coloured Marrakesh jacket .

Klim Outlander GTX boots in black

Elmer: Good All Round Boot

I have been using the Altberge Roadrunner boots for several years, until all my motorcylce kit was stolen in February. I ride a BMW 1200 GSA and feel more in control with a boot sole that has good grip. I had a planned trip to The Isle of Man Clasic Manx Races, and needed a boot I could both ride and walk about in. I had bought a cheapish lace up waterproof boot, but clompletely flat sole and really uncomfortable off the bike. I saw these featured in one of Motoledgends write ups and decided to give them a go. I used them for 12 days both riding and walking around the Island of Man I must say I am impressed, there are really comfortable, full walking boot sole shape, quick and easy to put on and take off.