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Men's Motorcycle Boots

The first thing to say is that you really should always wear a proper motorcycle boot rather than a trainer, a street shoe, or a hiking boot. A purpose-designed motorcycle boot will have extra protection in the heel, and on the toes and ankles. You will nearly always also get a shank in the sole for extra stiffness, and almost certainly a gear change pad to prevent your toes from getting sore. There are many different styles of boot that are designed to meet different demands. There are short boots for urban riding. Taller boots offer higher levels of protection. Off-road boots are extremely tough, but very heavy. Race style boots, whilst not always comfortable, can be very protective. Leather makes for the most comfortable fit, but unless treated leather does not always offer the most waterproof solution. For riding in the UK, we would always recommend buying a boot with a waterproof membrane.

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Verified customer reviews for Men's Motorcycle Boots

Rokker Urban Racer boots in brown

David Edwell: Fantastic boots

I deliberated for ages before buying these boots. I was put off by the perceived weight, stiffness and breaking in period. Its a bit of a leap of faith to lash out £350 for a pair of boots that you cant know if they are right until youve worn them to the point where they cant be returned. I neednt have worried. They break in very quickly and soon become comfortable. They do feel stiff and heavy to begin with, but it soon passes. They actually weigh 100g less than my Daytona Roadstars, so not really a heavy boot. Im a size 11 and was advised to go for a 46 in these boots. They are perhaps a tiny bit large, and perhaps I should have tried a size 45 too. In hindsight I should have ordered both sizes and sent one back. They are not a very warm boot on the bike at motorway speeds, so actually, being able to accommodate thicker socks is a blessing. I have struggled with non zipped boots in the past, fining them difficult to get on and off. Not a problem with the Urban Racers, perhaps due to lovely leather lining they are a breeze to get in and out of. Always first class service from Motolegends. Its a good job I dont live nearer to them or Id spend a fortune in there.

Daytona AC Classics GTX boots in brown

Brian J: Comfort and practicality

These boots are the most comfortable I have found. They can be worn for long walks straight from the box. I normally take an 8.5 Wide and a Daytona size 8 fits perfectly. They are a wide fitting with plenty of room for heavy socks, even after I added a thicker, warmer insole for the winter. Anyone with narrow feet should probably look elsewhere. These boots could not be easier to put on and take off. The nubuck leather looks good new but I am not sure how it will wear. This said, there is always the option of waxing it to give a gloss finish. These are my ideal boots and I recommend them highly.

Icon Stormhawk boots in black

Ian: Bulletproof

I have had these boots for 3 and a half years now and have done at least 20,000 miles in them and a fair bit of walking as well. First, the one and only negative is they smell strongly of adhesive or something similar when new. The smell is so strong they need to be outside in a shed or garage for a while until it wears off. I thought there would be an issue with not having a gearchange pad, but there is no visible wear at all and 20k miles is a lot of gearchanges. The boots still polish up like new, are supremely comfortable on the bike and when walking. Would definitely buy again.