Highlander ADV Boots

I know these don't provide the same protection as an MX boot, but I wear these are great for more road oriented riding. It's also easy to pull jeans and other pants over them. They've held up great over the last year. I'd buy them again.

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I have ordered a bunch of Tourmaster stuff in the past and have always been happy. It is great gear for the price. I got this because I got an ADV Bike, with a shoe size that is in the 13-14 range, trying to shift the motorcycle in motocross boots is a tall order. These bikes have a sturdy and stiff sole that is comfortable enough when standing on the pegs, but I can still walk pretty comfortably in them. These boots do not have the hard rigid exoskeleton that motocross boots and some ADV Boots have. If that is what you are looking for, then I would suggest a different boot. These boots do not have the lateral support or crush protection you may want for heavy off road riding. However, I have found them great for light off road use. the sole will prevent your foot from being crushed. I would highly recommend if they are in your niche of riding.

I've ridden motorcycles since 1974. Dirt, street, jet skiis, all different makes and models. I've had many ADV bikes and many different boots to go along with all of them. These are not the best out there, but they hit that balance between ankle, shin protection and price point. There are way better boots out there, but you will pay twice to three times the price. The build quality is good. The buckles work and stay in place. I can get my boot cut Wranglers over them when I ride to work every workday. The only nag is that the drop shipper sent an invoice with the shipment. HH is selling for ninety eight bux. Half of what I paid. I guess that is wholesale for you and not retail.

Very comfortable and the fit is spot on. I’ve had this brand before and based on that I’m expecting years of wear.