Motorcycle Boots

Start with your riding use, then compare boot height, fit, weather needs, walkability, closure style, and the protective features stated for each product. Taller boots, cruiser boots, street or touring footwear, and lower-profile riding shoes make different tradeoffs, so the best choice depends on how and where you ride.

Motorcycle riding footwear may use construction and features intended specifically for riding, while ordinary footwear should not be assumed to provide the same protection or control. Compare the exact product's stated ankle, heel, toe, sole, closure, reinforcement, and certification details rather than relying on appearance alone.

Motorcycle boots should hold the foot securely without painful pressure, excessive heel movement, or cramped toes. Try or size them with the socks and insoles you expect to use, check the brand's size chart, and make sure the fit still works in your normal riding position.

Choose based on the coverage, flexibility, walkability, and riding features you want. Taller boots generally cover more of the lower leg, while lower-profile footwear can be easier to walk in; the actual protective construction varies by model, so compare the product specifications before deciding.

Compare the protective features the manufacturer actually states for the model, such as ankle protection, reinforced heel or toe areas, sole or shank construction, shift-area protection, secure closures, and any stated certification. Features and ratings vary widely, so do not assume every motorcycle boot includes the same protective elements.

For wet riding, check the manufacturer's waterproof or water-resistant claims; for heat, compare ventilation and material construction; for cold, consider insulation and room for appropriate socks. Weather performance is model-specific, so use the product's stated features rather than the collection name as the deciding factor.

Brush off dirt after rides and wipe the boots with a damp cloth. Let wet boots air dry at room temperature, away from heaters and direct sun, which can crack leather. Condition smooth leather when it starts to look dry, and use a water treatment if you ride in the rain. Check the manufacturer's care label first, since suede, nubuck and waterproof membranes need different products.

We carry boot care products for cleaning, conditioning and waterproofing.

Yes. We stock replacement laces, insoles and other boot accessories. Replacement zippers, buckles and soles for a specific model usually come from the manufacturer, so contact us with the brand and model and we can tell you what is available.

Yes. Our Lakewood, Washington store carries motorcycle boots you can try on, and our staff can help compare fit and features. Store stock changes, so call ahead if you want a specific model or size.

Boots follow our standard return policy. Try new boots on indoors on a clean surface and keep the box and tags until you are sure of the fit. Manufacturer warranties for defects vary by brand; keep your receipt and contact us if a problem comes up.