RST TracTech Evo III Sport CE Boots [Limited Sizes]

This is my second pair of RST boots and I wish I would have known about them sooner. Quite happy with the quality especially given the price. Size is fairly true, would like half sizes but fit is good. Take some break-in. Would recommend RST products.

Nice protective boot, a little roomy in foot, solved with arch support insert. Easy on/ off, good grippy soles. I would recommend these.

Absolutely no complaints. I've bought several full length boots in the past and always returned rhem the nest day either because of extreme loss of comfort or feel; all of which were 2-3x the price of this boot. These are great and have neither of these issues. I can still use most of my ankle to shift and also feel my gear shifter/ brake lever as well as walk around in them pretty comfortably off the bike. $160. If you want a boot for aggressive street and or track this is your boot. Buy something like alpinestars SMX1 for everyday/casual riding.

Amazing boots, I had never heard of RST until I went to Isle of Man. Bought their track pants and jacket.... amazing quality. Very cheap for the quality you get. Would recommend to anyone

To start with I think I’ve got the widest foot and this boot fits comfortably which is hard to find. Easy on and off and a good amount of support and ankles.

These boots are very confortable more than the leading name brands that I have owned, Great boot just one down side that I may have is that it is not perforated should of got the ones that we're but other than that..Great product!! Hope you guys continue to carry RsT products!

I normally wear Sidi boots and wanted an everyday boot. The quality of boot at this price point is ridiculously good.

I may be wrong but I thought these were being discontinued? If so, it's simply because they are way too good at their price point. I have Sidi Vortice and ROARR boots and came from A-stars SMX-6 boots. The Vortice clearly provide more support for ankle twisting and are otherwise stiff and safer but take minutes to put on - too much for my work commute. The ROARR boots are great but I messed up and didn't see they were not perforated. Selling those. Just going to say I'd buy these at nearly twice the price, they're just outstanding. I've worn 44 in every moto boot ever and these 44's fit fine for me, though they are just a smidge smaller so I prefer to wear these with thinner socks. Probably just an 1/8" smaller than the rest of my boots.

I've own quite a few of RST's products in the past, including their boots. When you compare them to Alpinestars - generally, the perceived industry standard - they're superb value. They've got: - great torsional stiffness across the ankle (the bracing probably helps) - replaceable, secure metal toe sliders - all day comfort - solid build quality - the ventilation actually works (essential in the Florida heat) - The zips are reasonably strong. - The shin plate is quite well padded I'm nitpicking, but the "cankle" effect looks a little odd until they're broken in. Compared to the equivalent range from Alpinestars and Sidi, they're an absolute bargain. RST sponsors a lot of riders in the ultra-competitive British Superbike and the Isle of Man TT races, and you can tell they've taken feedback on board with their products. If you want a boot that's strong, fits well, looks good and doesn't feel like it was designed for an off-cut of timber and a cucumber, these are your next purchase. Did I mention that they're not extortionately expensive?