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Off-roaders and enduro riders know thatit's essential to protect their feet with quality motorcycle boots. Off-road riders fall more often than on the road. Cross-country boots with insufficient or too-soft protection can lead to ankle or shin injuries, for example. Nevertheless, it's important to stay comfortable in your motocross boots if you want to ride your bike properly.
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Frequently asked questions
Here are the most frequently asked questions to help you choose your motorcycle equipment, helmet or accessory.
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How to choose your cross-country boots?
It all depends on your riding style. If you're a trail rider who occasionally takes to the trails, you can opt for a trail-oriented boot that's more flexible and offers a minimum of protection. In trail motorcycle boots, you'll find models ranging from those close to touring boots to those offering protection almost identical to that of a cross-country or enduro boot.
If you're a recreational cross-country or enduro rider, you can opt for lower-priced models, but the level of protection and comfort will be lower.
For regular riding, opt for cross boots with a pivot at the ankle to maintain mobility and rigid protection. The sole should be sturdy, not wrap around the footrests, and withstand intense use.
What's the difference between cross and enduro boots?
The difference between a cross-country boot and an enduro boot lies in the sole. A cross-country boot will have a smoother sole than an enduro boot, which will be notched. In enduro boots, you can also have boots with a waterproof membrane. This is not the case with cross-country boots.
What size should I choose for my cross-country boots?
Choose one size larger than your usual size, as you'll need thicker socks and your feet will swell with effort.
Which brand of cross-country boots should I choose?
The big specialists in top-of-the-range cross-country boots are Sidi, Alpinestars, Gaerne, Fox... But you can also opt for more affordable brands such as Shot, Acerbis or Thor, which offer good-quality entry-level and mid-range models.