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The rugged Sidi All Road Gore-Tex boots work equally well on asphalt, gravel and dirt.
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more quickly as well. I really like the trac- tion of the lug soles when stopped on dirt and gravel roads. The boots are Gore-Tex® lined, so they are guaranteed waterproof. While the inner gaiter goes to the top of the boot, which is 13” tall, the Gore-Tex® liner does not; it stops at about 10”, so the boots are only waterproof to about three quarters of their height. I found this out while cross- ing a stream, when even though I was care- ful to keep the water from coming over the top of the boot, my feet still got wet because the water was higher than the Gore-Tex® liner. I never had any issues with my feet getting wet while riding in the rain, as my riding gear overlaps where the Gore-Tex® of the boot ends. I’ve been wearing the Sidi All Road boots
for a few months under a variety of riding conditions, and I find myself reaching for these boots first when I am suiting up for a ride, even though I have two other very good choices in boots. They are the easiest to put on, I can wear them all day comfort- ably, they keep my feet dry in the rain, and they provide adequate protection for most situations. Occasionally I find myself unex- pectedly off- road during a ride and wish I had a bit more protection, but that is my fault, not the boots’. Sidi All Road Boots are available online
at
motonation.comand at motorcycle stores just about everywhere. Retail prices range from $325.00 to $345.00.
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