Best Street & Commuting Motorcycle Boots

Best Street & commuting motorcycle boots. See what made our list and get those feet protected.

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4:25 - Alpinestars New Land GTX Boots: OUT OF STOCK

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[FortNine]

Product links and video timestamps:
4:25 - Alpinestars New Land GTX Boots: OUT OF STOCK

[dlivejournal]

I have no idea how I got to this video. But this guy is the most amazing reviewer I have ever seen. So engaging without the weird YouTube over-exuberance. I want this guy to review and narrate my life.

[DustySquitoNM]

I live in a pretty hot part of the country, and we get very little rain. I bought the Alpinestars Roam 2 Air boots, and they are phenomenal. This is one of the very few boots I've ridden in that actually flows a noticeable amount of air. I can actually feel the breeze passing over my feet while I ride, and it makes a world of difference when you show up to work and don't have sweaty, stinking feet trapped inside stuffy boots. They also look nicer than the average riding boot. I wore them under slacks at the office, and most people didn't notice right away that they were anything other than black leather dress boots upon a casual glance.

[Soulbreeze]

I've had the Icon Super Duty 4.0 boots for 3+ years now. Hardly shows any wear except on the rubber toe dots and any spots where I've scraped it on something. Still comfy, still work great. No fraying on shoes or laces. Buckle still works pretty good but doesn't seem to hold the tension as well as when new.

[doc_skrr]

Just wanted to say I've literally watched every one of your reviews. I'm
deployed right now, but when I get back to the states, I'm getting a
bike and going to get started riding. At the moment, I can't stock up on
gear with the gear you review specifically (going to try to slowly buy
all my gear so I don't break the bank too hard) but I've made sure to
take notes on all the relevant videos so I at least know what I'm
looking for so when I buy a cheaper alternative while save up.
So thanks, man!

[jameswilkinson]

I've just bought my Roam 2's after seeing this video and Ryan is absolutely right, they're fantastic quality for the price.

[niklashall]

You out a lot of effort into this channel, it shows. I will recommend this channel to any motorcycle rider I will talk to.

[stevenholmes]

Had my alpinestars race boots"waterproof"for over ten years, still going strong.

[superepicfuntime]

You should do a video on best non motorcycle gear to wear while riding. Something that a cheap person who wants to ride in something safe but not spend a fortune on actual riding gear and have comfortable enough to be worn all day possibly on a daily basis. Love the videos, don't stop making them.

[markmullen]

Love your reviews; I've been considering upgrading my gear beyond the old school gloves, boots, and leather jacket (maybe chaps) bit, and I find your reviews very helpful in hopefully making an informed decision. Thanks again.

[luclaviolette]

Thanks for the great info. I would like to see one thing more though on your multiple product reviews and that is: the name of the product you are featuring at the time. Often you only mention the product name at its introduction, then mention how this compares to another model or product, mentioning this more often than the one being featured. It just makes it hard to remember which is what. I like your presentation so don't change anything there. A simple whiteboard with the product being reviewed at the time clearly visible would be a great thing to see. I like what you did with this review highlighting the features on the whiteboard but adding the name of the item somewhere would have been nicer. Thanks again.

[CruiserTherapy]

Like this presentation style much better than some of the newer showmanship style reviews.

Great info and reviews as always.

[jhooton]

I have the original Alpinestar Roam and it's a great boot, very comfortable, and keeps my feet dry in the rain. A bit warm in the summer heat though.

[jeffstinchcomb]

Man, you save me so much time and money.... Thanks for your great reviews and videos.

[doogle]

Daytona Road Star hands down best boot ever. Had mine 13 years and re-soled 3 times. Well worth the $400.

[thfjamal]

How do you only have 17k subs? All of your newer stuff looks really professional

[Exploder]

I had a hell of time finding suitable moto footwear. I wear a 13 4E shoe and finally ended up getting a pair of Tourmaster boots. It’s both long and wide enough but has too much space over my foot, so I had to put lifts under the heal of the insole to get the fit just right. If I could I would have gone for something much more casual looking, and if it hadn’t fit I would have had to go for custom boots.

[joshualand]

I enjoyed your review! I hope you continue to do many more boot reviews in the future.

[dumptrump]

I upgraded to bike boots & ended up with $100 Sedici Nicolas, even though I had a budget of $300. Everything else I tried was either terrible to even stand up in, let lone walk in, or terrible to get or off. I found a boot that was good...but a bit tight...so I tried moving up a size...only to be unable to get them on at all! These were $200-$300 boots! The Sedicis won't last as long as better boots, but at $100 I'm not bothered. They probably don't offer the best protection, but it's a lot better than most bike rider's footwear choices, such a trainers.

[TheHumanSpirit]

You're good at what you do. Very good.

I've watched many a channel on gear in general. So that's said w some solid basis for comparison. Trust.