O'Neal Unisex-Adult Rider Shorty Boot (Black, Size 7)

I hope they last. Only time will tell. I wear 13 and ordered 13. They have room for thick socks which you must wear due to room in the fit. Way better than shoes that form fit with no options. Have not broken them in but they are like ski boots but not as restrictive.The big plus is safety. They seem to keep my feet parallel to the ground. They do not allow my toes to dip down. My feet have hit sage and sticks and rocks and was lucky there were no injuries.Comfortable. Didn’t even notice I was wearing boots. I will use them for 1250 adv riding mostly in desert conditions. I’m happy with this purchase.Made in China. All synthetic rubber appeared to be made very well.

Perfect for trail riding. Fit great and easy to break in.

They will take awhile to break in ! Great boot though!! Well made will last a long time !! Bought them for my Duelsport bike 🏍

These O-Neal Shorty Boots rock!For a high-top style boot, they offer a lot more protection than one would expect.Some people gripe about them feeling like they're walking with ski boots on..Well.. Yes. That's pretty much the point. They're not designed for walking,they're designed to be rigid and protect the feet and ankles when riding / crashing.That said, O'Neal - Job Well Done!Unfortunately for me, they didn't fit my feet 'correctly'.[Most likely due to full sizing vs. being able to go 1/2 sizes]Either way, I would still Highly Recommend these boots to anyonewho's looking for something light, that goes on / comes off quickly and easily,and judging by the soles - They should also hold up pretty well for stand-up-riding!

If you need an off road motorcycle boot, and you don't want a motocross boot, this might be your answer. Paired with shin/knee guards, they do well for adventure riding. I could never get the ankle flexibility I needed from a motocross boot. This boot was the answer to that. The toe is pretty thick, so a shifting lever adjustment "might" be in order. It takes a little bit to break them in. They're very stiff at first. Overall, for the price, I'm very satisfied. I'm a weekend rider, not a professional motocross racer or an around the world adventure rider. I don't need $300-$500-$700 boots. If you're like me, these would be worth a try. I'd recommend them. But when you get them, be patient and break them in.

If you're looking at this boot, I'm assuming you're riding a dual sport or adventure bike that sees more pavement than dirt. If so, you're in the right place. This boot is perfect for the rider who needs a daily wear boot with enough support for light off-road use.Since this is a short boot, this is the type where your pants will drape over the top. Like a proper motorcycle boot, they are very stiff and offer a lot of support. They're a bit heavy for all day use compared to conventional boots, but I do wear them during my 10+ hour shifts. It took about a day or two to get used to. Conventional boots feel the way sneakers do if you've ever worn boots as primary footwear for work or leisure.Anyhow, these are great. Again, they are stiff even after break in, which they should be. If you go down on the street, you're probably not going to snap your ankle. I feel well protected with these boots. My only gripe is the weight. Some full shin street specific riding boots are for sure lighter.

THESE FIT PERFECTLY IM A SIZE 7 1/2 TO AN 8 IN WOMENS THEY ARE A LITTLE BIT BIG BUT IT HELPS BECAUSE I HAVE ABUNION ON MY TOE!! BUT THEY TEND TO RUB MY SHIN ONLY ON THE LEFT FOR SOME REASON??? THEY ARE REALLY REALLY COOL LOOKING AND IT IS EASIER TO SHIFT WITH THESE RATHER THAN TALLER BOOTS!!

Well made shoe, not bad looking either. It’s like a motorcross boot that’s been cut down, however, be prepared for a LONG break in period. I wear them around the house and they still feel like they just came out of the box. Also I wouldn’t order your usual size, they fit big. I’m usually a 12 but had to return them and get a 11 1/2.

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Great boots

Las botas son de muy buena calidad y bastante robustas, también son bastante duras, pero es lo que esperas para que unas botas de enduro protejan lo suficiente, yo normalmente calzo talla 26-26.5 MX y pedí talla 8US y me quedó perfecto.

Al principio están algo duras pero se van amoldando y quedan suaves. En caso de lluvia o charcos si es posible que le entre un poco de humedad si no la tienes bien ajustada (en la parte del empeine). Sin embargo en relación al precio están bien te mantiene firme sobre el posapie de la moto.