Motorcycle Riding Boots TR

Finding Your Perfect Fit

We recommend selecting the size you usually wear in sports shoes. If your feet are slimmer, consider sizing down by half a size for a more secure fit (e.g., if you normally wear a US 10.5, try a US 10).

Please note: The sizes on our website are converted from European sizes. Please use these as your guide.

Boot Structure

These boots feature a robust three-layer design: an outer shell, a Velcro strap with a zipper, and a scratch-resistant inner lining.

How to Wear

1. Remove the Outer Shell: Press the button at the back of the boots and pull the strap to easily remove the outer shell.

2. Put on the Boots: Unzip and open the Velcro straps, then slide your foot comfortably into the boot.

3. Secure the Zipper and Velcro: Zip up the boots and secure the zipper with the Velcro. Adjust the Velcro straps to fit your calf size for a snug, comfortable fit.

4. Reattach the Outer Shell: Finally, reattach the outer shell. Pulling the buckle will automatically adjust to fit your calf size.

Why Are Motorcycle Boots Narrow?

1. Safety First: A snug heel keeps your foot securely in place, reducing the risk of slipping off pegs or getting caught on the bike. This alignment minimizes injury and enhances road safety.

2. Better Control: The narrow fit stabilizes your foot, ensuring precise control over gear shifts and pedals. It helps maintain your foot's position during critical maneuvers.

3. Comfort on Long Rides: A firm fit reduces unnecessary movement, minimizing strain and fatigue on long rides, offering greater comfort over time.

4. Streamlined Design: The narrow profile reduces wind resistance and enhances aerodynamic performance, leading to a smoother ride, especially at high speeds.

Final Thoughts: While motorcycle boots might feel snug in the heel when walking, this design ensures safety, control, and comfort on the bike. The toe area remains roomy for added comfort.