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Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
What types of off-road motorcycle boots are included in this collection?
This collection includes off-road motorcycle boots built for motocross, enduro, trail, and mixed-terrain riding. Depending on the model, riders can choose from race-focused MX boots, enduro boots with more off-bike traction, and weather-focused options designed for wet conditions.
Across the range, the main priorities are impact protection, ankle support, shin coverage, durability, and precise control on the pegs. If you want to compare the broader dirt lineup, you can also explore our MX boots collection.
How should off-road boots fit and how do I choose the right size?
Off-road boots should fit securely at the heel, ankle, and instep, with enough room in the toe box for natural movement and accurate shifting. The fit should feel supportive once the buckles are closed, not loose or unstable inside the boot.
For the most accurate size choice, try boots with your normal riding socks and any knee braces or guards you use. If you are between sizes or expect to wear thicker socks, the larger size is often the better option for comfort on longer rides without reducing support.
Are off-road motorcycle boots CE certified, and what does EN 13634 mean?
Many off-road motorcycle boots are CE certified to EN 13634, the European standard for protective motorcycle footwear. This standard covers key test areas such as impact protection, abrasion resistance, transverse rigidity, sole performance, and minimum boot height.
Certification can vary by model, so the exact rating should always be confirmed on the product page or on the labeling inside the boot. For riders comparing protection levels, EN 13634 is the main benchmark for motorcycle boot safety.
What is the difference between motocross boots and enduro boots?
Motocross boots are generally designed for track riding, jumps, hard impacts, and maximum chassis support. Enduro boots are built for more technical terrain and usually place greater emphasis on outsole grip and traction when riders need to dab, push, or walk on uneven ground.
| Type | Outsole focus | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Motocross boots | Smoother sole for peg feel and controlled movement | MX tracks, faster off-road riding, jump-heavy use |
| Enduro boots | Lugged tread for traction on rocks, mud, and roots | Enduro, trail riding, technical mixed terrain |
If your riding includes frequent dismounts or technical sections, an enduro-style outsole is often the better choice. If your priority is track performance and maximum support, a dedicated motocross boot is usually more appropriate.
Are off-road boots waterproof?
Not all off-road boots are waterproof. Many motocross boots prioritize protection, durability, and ventilation, so they can handle roost and light splashes but are not intended for prolonged wet-weather riding or repeated water crossings.
Some off-road boots include a waterproof and breathable membrane for riders who need more weather protection in enduro or mixed-condition use. If waterproof performance matters, check the product description for a stated waterproof construction rather than assuming every off-road boot offers the same level of weather protection.

































