Best Motorcycle Riding Shoes

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[nelsonsalazar]

you know what I love about your videos
You take a category
And you just present a few option
And every options has a point
it's not just about reviewing just because

It's simple and you really help more novice riders to know what to look for

[FortNine]

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[ottorosado]

This is far and away the best motorcycle gear review channel I've found yet. Keep up the great work!

[tonyk]

as a newer rider i was surprised to find the tcx x blend in your review, and pretty pleased to hear you say what you did about it, that makes me feel more confident about my choice on my cruiser. Keep up the informative vids.

[flechette]

"It's theoretically possible that a shoestring could catch somewhere on my motorcycle so when I get to the next stoplight and go to put a foot down I tumble over. That would be a very lame and public crash but alas, it probably not a dangerous one".

Yes, this happened to me early in motorcycling life. It is the reason why all my motorcycle boots now use zippers and no laces. Yes, they look like "biker boots" but alas, there is a reason that style got that moniker.

Another thing I learned that year: gauntlet gloves prevent angry hornets from getting trapped under your watch...;)

[IrishGaucho]

I'm a X-Blend everyday user and I love them to bits, couldn't be happier with them.

[GeneralBludd]

your videos are quickly becoming my favorites to watch

[LennertWanders]

Been rocking the TCX for 4 months. Great shoe, no one thinks its a motorcycle boot. All weather riding here and not yet dissapointed.

[ThunderBreaker]

I just owned the dxr sportshoes 4.0 and I'm definitely surprised how good they are for 70€. They have a great protection, are durable, are comfortable and they look great.

[wlzr]

I have bought X-street and I'm super satisfied :)

[macraemorse]

I have a set of the earlier model tcx street. Worn nearly every day for five years. Just thinking to replace them now. I tour with them as it saves me space. Never leaked. Highly recommended.

[Treo]

How about an updated version of this for 2022?

[SuzukiC]

I have the Alpinestars SMX1. I wear them every day since I commute on my bike, honestly I don't see why one would care to look like they didn't ride to their destination. I'll gladly wear all my gear wherever I go. I have regular shoes since they're easier to drive in (wider sole for heel-toe, better left/right movement) but when it comes to riding, it's important to remember that footwear is purpose-built. I only wear my boots if I'm riding but I only wear sneakers when driving. Toe sliders always come in handy, though. Will never own boots without them

[Lukiel]

I wear Ariat paddock boots made for riding horses. I wear them comfortably all day walking, riding and Friday night dancing for hours. But I already had them for English riding, just as I wear my English riding leather chaps.

[Clonewars]

I wear an Alpinestars SMX-Plus for knee dragging and a Dainese street runner for commutes and everything else. The Alpinestars gets me funny looks (they think I'm a storm trooper with my white raceing suit) while the Daineses get me compliments (before the soles turned yellow)

[alexable]

I have the tcx Street and I can't really fault them at all and you can have the joy of rocking your left foot back and forth because of the shifting soul shape

[billhamilton]

I wear a pair of standard combat boots and have for 48 years. 68Triumph Datona, 92Harley Sportster, 92BMW K750, 92Original Honda Africa Twin. I've got em all. In my mis spent youth I had a 67 Vincent., 1970 matchless, AJS Stromer 250, 73 Can Am 175.

[moofy]

just found this channel, you earned yourself a sub m8

[qdd]

Xstreet everyday, tcx is a grat company . I had these shoes for 2 years, every time i take the bike. sturdy, waterproof, comfy and i can't tell the difference with regular shoes for walking

[derekdrake]

Thanks Ryan, awesome job. So nice to see this in Canada. I can't wait till your travel series makes it all the way out to Vancouver Island!