The benchmark sports boot: track-level protection with just enough comfort for road riding too.
- Certification
- EN 13634:2017, tall boot
- Use
- Sport, road and track
- Height
- Tall

8 boots reviewed
EN 13634 certification, ankle and toe protection, waterproofing and how comfortable they are once you get off the bike. Your feet and ankles take a beating in a crash: trainers are not enough.
Guide: Best motorcycle bootsThe benchmark sports boot: track-level protection with just enough comfort for road riding too.
A leather touring boot with Gore-Tex: properly waterproof, comfortable for hours and built to last.
The most versatile adventure boot: off-road-style protection and nearly hiking-boot walkability.
Forma's tall adventure boot: Level 2 in all four certification tests, waterproof and with buckles.
Looks like an ordinary trainer, protects like certified motorcycle footwear. The one you wear every day without thinking.
A Gore-Tex adventure boot that walks like a hiking boot: properly waterproof, with Level 2 for abrasion, cut and rigidity.
A riding shoe that walks like a running shoe, with a Drystar membrane for the rain.
A light, vented sports shoe: the certified option for hot weather without spending much.
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At a glance
| Model | Score | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Alpinestars SMX-6 v3 | 8.6 | €€ |
| Alpinestars Web Gore-Tex | 8.5 | €€€ |
| Forma Adventure Low | 8.5 | €€ |
| Forma Terra Evo | 8.5 | €€ |
| TCX Street 3 WP | 8.4 | €€ |
| TCX Baja Gore-Tex | 8.4 | €€ |
| Alpinestars CR-X Drystar | 8.3 | €€ |
| Alpinestars Faster-3 | 8.1 | € |