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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

Stylmartin Zed boots in black

Dave: Great boots

So comfortable right out of the box. Good on the bike and for walking around. Limited use in the wet so far but have done a job to date. Well built and I think they look good too.

TCX Hero 2 boots in brown

Wayne: Quality bit of kit

I bought these boots a couple of months before a trip to Croatia as I thought Id need to break them in. Absolutely no need. I even wear them to work they are so comfy and the armour feels good quality. They are now my goto boot for pretty much everything.

Daytona Road Star Pro Air GTX boots in black

Keith: Well made with solid protection

I have a pair of the standard Road Star Pro GTX boots and am very pleased with them. Their Air GTX boots are really comfortable so far. I have only worn them up to 85f so far in Northern Nevad US. I will be curious how they feel when the temperature is over 90f. I may have to switch to my alpaca socks when things heat up.