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Manufacturers now are using a wide range of other abrasion-resistant materials that offer proper ventilation to the feet, such as Kevlar, Gore-Tex, and microfiber. Made of different, usually lightweight materials, touring boots boast some of the bonus protective features, such as reinforced toes. 6. Gore-Tex, Kevlar, and Similar Fabrics If you think traction is not important, just imagine yourself slipping in front of a bunch of people. Quality boot soles of motorcycle footwear can’t compare to regular soles that will turn you into a ballerina the first time you step on some ice. The same applies to oil. Benefits Of Motorcycle Boots 1. Safety Sport motorcycle boots are equipped with steel toes, flexible TPU plastic, padded inserts for the heel, etc. All about these boots is related to safeguarding the lower leg. 5. Touring

The abrasion resistance and construction strength for any garments is highlighted by the CE rating that they will have been awarded and riding jeans are no different. For all motorcycle clothing, a CE label should be present and will indicate a rating based on letters; B, A, AA or AAA, in increasing levels of protection. The best motorcycle jeans will have a AAA rating. Most regular boots come with a lot of lacing, which may interfere with your riding performance. Just imagine laces getting caught up in some of the moving parts of your bike – nuts! Motorcycle boots are rather simple. You will probably put them on within a few seconds, as most models come with side zippers. 3. Better traction The kind of weather you’ll be riding in will be a major consideration for your boot choice. A rider needs to think about the impact of rain, ice, snow, mud, freezing wind, and the summer heat. Most riders usually overlook the heel height, although it makes an important feature. Lower heels are suitable for both riding and walking. A good, solid, not too high heel also prevents slipping and protects you from falls. How To Maintain Motorcycle Boots?Getting yourself a pair of sports boots and you own a cruiser bike? That’s a big no-no. Cruising rides require footwear that offers weather protection and comfort. Beware of your riding type and make smart decisions on the style of the boots that suit you best. 2. Where Do You Ride Most Often? The areas of motorcyclist’s protective garments has a low risk of damage e.g. tearing, which requires 1.8 seconds for Level 1 and 2 and 5 seconds for level 2 on the abrasion test A well-built boot will certainly provide some extra protection in case you get involved in an accident. Look for a pair that boasts double or triple stitching, sewed soles, etc. Motorcycle boots with sewn soles are way better than the glued ones as the latter wouldn’t last long or protect your feet the way they should. 5. Soles

Motorcycle boots shouldn’t be uncomfortable or too tight. Only the ones of the correct size will provide a snug fit and ankle protection. 2. Are All Motorcycle Boots Waterproof? Where EN 17092 differs from EN 13595 is that the EN 17092 standard is applied to PPE for leisure motorcycle use; commonly grouped into various genres such as sport, adventure, and urban riding. It is a different standard for a broader purpose. Meaning that now it takes into consideration the various types of riding people will be using them for. Not vented as they should be, which makes them a good choice for the winter, but not for the summer, I’ve made countless journeys on a range of motorcycles and always remained comfortable – with the protection remaining exactly where it needs to be at all times. This is due to RST’s ‘Infinite Adjustment Armour System’, which holds the knee armour in place via a set of hook and loop fasteners – allowing you to position the protection exactly where it needs to be. The “340” is just a general standard that is not specific to a specific sport or job. So when you see both the 340 and 1621 on a piece of armor, the 340 is really pointless because the 1621 already covers all the requirements for the 340.While protection should be uppermost, devote some attention to your normal riding conditions. Think about how long you’ll be on the bike during a typical journey or commute. Although some work boot models can be suitable for motorcycle riding, they provide nothing but a short-term solution. Also, it would be imprudent to wear work boots when performing some of the extreme sports, as these don’t provide crash protection the way motorcycle boots do and you can get hurt. Summary Motorcycle boots may be high, short, waterproof, light, heavy, rigid, flexible, cheap, expensive, fashionable, or chunky like a workman’s boot. Even though most riders can’t tell the difference between regular and motorcycle boots, there are some essential features that make motorcycle footwear way more suitable for riding your bike. 1. Higher Level of Protection

Absolutely not. What is more, you will never find a pair that’s 100% waterproof. Manufacturers usually claim their boots are resistant to weather or water, which is true to a certain extent. However, each pair of boots is somewhat sensitive to water, no matter the material. If you want to upgrade their resistance to water, you can treat your boots with leather waterproofing products. 3. Can Motorcycle Boots Be Stretched? If your typical route includes rides from home to office and vice versa, then you need a pair of boots that fits into your working style, but also doesn’t stand out when you are on your bike. The type of motorcycle boot you need resembles regular boots. Comfortable to walk in and run errands, lower in height, flexible, and solidly-padded, casual or commute boots will meet your needs. 2. LeatherThese may protect your lower leg from injuries in case of an accident or if you fall off your motorcycle. The key to this is in the flexible, but not overly flexible forepart, which contributes to greater mobility, but doesn’t make things too lose.