The Knight - Motorcycle Boots

Really comfortable, work for wide feet

I searched all over the place to find decent motorcycle boots that would fit my wide feet and big calves. Everything was too high and I couldn't get into it, or it looked like a cosplay power ranger. I wanted something I could wear on the bike that would be comfortable enough to walk around in. This fit my EE - 4E feet (size depending on brand). They go on a tad snug but if you walk around in them a bit they conform nicely to your feet. They've been very comfortable to walk around in, and my feet didn't feel hot tailgating at the Canes game or riding for hours in 93 degree heat. They had some initial squeaking after the first day, but some Leather CPR conditioner that was recommended took that away and made them feel even better. I love these things, and might have to get some Crows for the cooler weather.

Post Accident Review

I was wearing a pair of Indie Ridge boots when someone suddenly opened their car door while I was lane filtering through an intersection at about 13 MPH. The edge of the door struck my boot directly over my big toe. I ended up needing a few stitches, but without those boots, I likely would have lost toes. The only damage to the boot was a slight crease where the door made contact, while the car door itself was severely damaged. Based on my experience, I would absolutely recommend these boots to anyone looking for solid protection and durability.

Incredible boots! They break in like a stiff work boot, and of course they should be really tight at first. Trust me, the padding will mold to your foot. The toe is harder, not a safety toe style, just firm and doesnt collapse when shifting your motorcycle. Very well ventilated as well, your feet will breath easy on those hot summer days! One thing to note; if you pay closer attention to the pictures, you may notice the toe box on some of their boots is longer than on others. In the case of my foot, this meants the boot wants to flex a little behind my toes. I like this design feature because it feels stiffer and im not using these for hiking. But if you dont want that feeling or if you want to avoid the top of the toe box digging into the top of your foot when stepping or crouching, go for the other models that lace down closer to the toes. All in all, highly recommend and i will be getting other pairs for looks and functions