Footwear

Choosing the Right Motorcycle Boots

Motorcycle boots aren't just for style—they’re essential safety gear. They protect against impact, abrasion, and twisting injuries, and often come with stiff soles and reinforced ankle support to meet standards like CE 2 for abrasion resistance and impact protection

Boot styles include:

• Street/Urban – Flexible, sneaker-like comfort with reinforced soles, ideal for daily commutes
• Touring – More coverage and weatherproofing for long-distance rides, often featuring Gore-Tex liners .
• Adventure/Off-Road – Rugged design, ankle support, aggressive soles—perfect for mixed terrain
• Sport/Racing – High-performance with stiff armor and ankle bracing for track use
• Cruiser/Engineer/Harness – Classic leather style with full shank protection, ideal for relaxed cruising .

Key features to look for:

• CE protection ratings
• Material (leather, TPU, Gore‑Tex)
• Closure systems (laces, zips, straps)
• Sole grip and vibration isolation

Maintenance & Safety Tips

• Break Them In: Longer structures may need some wear time; lace tightly, wear regularly to shape the boot.
• Waterproofing: Reapply leather wax or protector to maintain water resistance.
• Check Wear Points: Monitor sole grip and replace when the tread is low to avoid slipping.
• Ensure Proper Fit: A snug fit keeps your foot secure, especially under hard braking or shifting.