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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

Klim Ridgeline boots in black castlerock

David Brown: A Must Have

I have been motorcycling for about 30 years and worn a wide range of boots from various manufacturers. Nearly all were too narrow and smaller than their stated size. These Klim boots are so comfortable that you almost forget you are wearing motorcycle boots. The quality is exactly what you expect from Klim, well made, rugged and durable. And when you do decide to take them off the quick release system is a dream. Klim products never cease to amaze me with their comfort and practicality. Five stars is not enough.

Daytona AC Classics GTX boots in brown

MagicRat: Very comfortable

Very comfortable and easy to put on just using the side zip, they feel very safe and secure despite being short. Great for summer use with jeans they wont replace my full-length Daytona boots for bad weather and touring but for popping to the shops and Sunday-morning blasts theyre great! Ive got the brown ones and the gearshift has left black marks on the toe. One carburettor leaked petrol on it too, but Im just chalking this all up to a developing patina and not worrying.

Belstaff Resolve boots in brown

Neil H: Worth a look- Belstaff Resolve

This is my second pair of Resolve boots. My first pair were manufactured in Slovakia whereas my new pair were manufactured by Artshoes in Portugal. There are subtle changes between the factories First the new ones are a darker brown, more like a dark oak or cigar colour, compared to the redder chestnut older boots. Second, the ankle pucks are softer and have a slightly slimmer profile. They also dont have the hard circular covers on the outside. They are slightly taller up the leg but retain the 7 hole pattern. The tongue and padding at the top are also slightly slimmer. Therefore they can work well under your riding jeans or chinos. Inside the insole has more padding from the heel to the arch making the support better and more comfortable. Overall build quality looks good. My old pair took me many thousands of miles including to Senegal back plus a complete submerging in the river Senegal at the Rosso border crossing. I can say these are versatile boots that dont just look good. In my experience they will perform for you further afield, I just conditioned the leather, a little polish or mink oil and I was good to go. I pair my resolves with jeans a Klim Marrakesh jacket.Perfect.