Motorcycle boots recommendations and prices
Boots with a non-slip sole that protect the ankle from twisting and crushing.
What to look for when buying Motorcycle boots?
- EN 13634 approval
- Hard protection at the ankle and heel
- Reinforcement in the gear pedal area
- An oil-resistant non-slip sole
- A short shaft for the city, a long shaft for touring
Trainer laces can catch on the sprocket, and trainers do not protect the ankle. Short motorcycle shoes are a good middle ground.
Price ranges
- Budget: 2,250 – 9,860 ₺
- Mid-range: 4,379 – 16,990 ₺
- Premium: 12,190 – 47,890 ₺
Featured motorcycle boots models
| Product | Level | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Vexo City | Budget | 2,250 ₺ |
| Prosev Edge Sport | Budget | 2,874.8 ₺ |
| Forma Trainer | Budget | 2,990 ₺ |
| Duratech 27 Fashion Women's | Budget | 3,210 ₺ |
| Duratech 25 Garda | Budget | 3,210 ₺ |
| Duratech 23 Milano | Budget | 3,210 ₺ |
| Scoyco MT 031 | Budget | 3,352.55 ₺ |
| Vexo Boxter Air | Budget | 3,499 ₺ |
| Duratech 29 Como | Budget | 3,700 ₺ |
| Duratech 28 Lugano | Budget | 3,940 ₺ |
| Scoyco MT071 Touring | Budget | 4,500 ₺ |
| Scoyco MT084 City Urban | Budget | 4,500 ₺ |
| Vexo Vertigo Waterproof | Budget | 4,749 ₺ |
| Scoyco MT-015 | Budget | 5,700 ₺ |
| Scoyco MT038 WP | Budget | 5,815.73 ₺ |
| Held Montaro (EN 13634) | Budget | 9,720 ₺ |
| Forma Genesis | Budget | 9,860 ₺ |
| Prosev Racing 2004 | Mid-range | 4,378.54 ₺ |
| Stylmartin Raptor Evo | Mid-range | 6,727.95 ₺ |
| LS2 Acrux (EN 13634) | Mid-range | 6,749 ₺ |
| LS2 Dardo (EN 13634) | Mid-range | 6,749 ₺ |
| Scoyco MR 002 | Mid-range | 6,789.39 ₺ |
| Gaerne G-Xenon Gore-Tex (EN 13634) | Mid-range | 6,979.73 ₺ |
| LS2 Garra WP (EN 13634) | Mid-range | 6,999 ₺ |
| TCX X-Wave WP (EN 13634) | Mid-range | 7,001 ₺ |
| Stylmartin Vector WP Women's (EN 13634) | Mid-range | 7,125.85 ₺ |
| LS2 Torrent Waterproof (EN 13634) | Mid-range | 7,749 ₺ |
| XPD Moto 1 (EN 13634) | Mid-range | 7,781 ₺ |
| XPD X-Radical | Mid-range | 7,980.54 ₺ |
| LS2 Trekker Waterproof (EN 13634) | Mid-range | 7,999 ₺ |
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FAQ
What is the difference between a motorcycle boot and an ordinary boot?
Motorcycle boots offer impact protection at the ankle, reinforcement at the heel, an upper strengthened for the gear pedal, and lateral stiffness against crushing of the foot. An ordinary boot or trainer does not prevent the ankle from being twisted and crushed in a crash.
What do the numbers on the EN 13634 label mean?
EN 13634 is the European standard for motorcycle footwear. The four numbers on the label show, in order, the shaft height, abrasion resistance, impact/cut resistance and lateral stiffness. Each is at Level 1 or 2, and 2 is higher protection. For example, for lateral stiffness Level 1 requires at least 1.0 kN and Level 2 at least 1.5 kN.
Are short motorcycle shoes (sneakers) enough?
For city use, motorcycle sneakers certified to EN 13634 give much better protection than ordinary shoes. However, because their shafts are short, they do not protect the lower leg. On motorways and long distances, touring or long-shaft boots that come above the ankle are safer.
What should you look for in waterproof boots?
Look for Gore-Tex or the brand's own membrane (such as WP, H2O, D-WP) and a bellows-type tongue. Waterproof boots are warmer in summer. In a hot climate, using a ventilated boot together with a boot rain cover is an alternative solution.