 From the mid-to-late-1800s, boots became less popular in civilian life as riding became less of a necessity,
but in the military they continued to be seen as a mark of rank. During the First World War, British officers wore
calf length motorcycle boots while the lower ranks wore anklelength
laceups. One type of motorcycle boot has risen to prominence on and off the horse-the cowboy boot.
Men's
Motorcycle Boots |
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This versatile boot is an absolute standout. Leather upper with braided strap accents and hardware
detailing. Chic slouch style. Quick and easy pull-on style. Lightly padded footbed for comfort. Slip-resistant sole. 13.5" shaft height and 15" calf circumference. 1 1/2" heel.
Man
Motorcycle Boots |
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 Fashionable and masculine motorcycle-inspired boot.
Rugged, 11" slip-on biker boot. Full grain leather uppers. Removable full cushion. Oil-resistant rubber outsole. Goodyear welt construction. These boots are definitely true to size and very comfortable to wear, from the first day. No "break in" required.
Women's Motorcycle Boots |
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Stylish, zip-up biker boot. Full grain leather uppers. Double zip entry. Padded collar for added comfort and support. Full cushion sock liner. Oil-resistant rubber outsole. Goodyear welt construction.
Woman Motorcycle Boots |
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