RST TracTech Evo III Sport CE Boots

You will not find a better boot for the price.

I received a pair of these boots (that were purchased from STG) as a gift and they appear to be great boots with the exception of the toe sliders coming loose. On one ride I had the front screw come loose on both boots and fortunately it's the one that's captured and cannot be lost. I was able to tighten them and get through the ride but when you get them make sure to LockTite the slider screws. I also have an issue with the right boot being too tight to zipper when my RST suit is tucked in. Since the suit doesn't fit on the outside this is an issue I will have to live with or figure out a solution. Overall they seem to be a great boot and are quite comfortable when worn under jeans / riding pants just not with the suit tucked in.

I purchased these boots one year ago for my son. He was just starting out riding/racing at 15 years old. He had No riding or racing experience and was just starting to learn with NJMiniGP. I wanted quality protection from his gear but didn’t want to break the bank if he didn’t like riding. I purchased these RST boots and RST youth sized leathers. Let me just say how impressed I am with RST products. I wear Alpinestars Missle leathers and Sidi boots. These RST’s are every bit as good of quality, so much so that I will also switch to RST when my gear is worn out. Paul has had several crashes in his gear, and it has held up well and offered him excellent protection. He is starting to outgrow this pair of boots and we are replacing them with the same boots in next size up.

Good simple boots. they lack comfy lining, but with decent socks you won't care.

Bought it for my first track day didn’t want to spend a lot of money on high end boot, but I was afraid to this to be a get what pay for, but let me tell you this is a amazing boot comfortable right out of the box

Comfortable boot, great protection. Had a low side crash this boot kept me from a broken foot and a lot of road rash. Purchased again

As the title states, they are great. Nothing bad to say. Don’t really foresee anything going wrong at this point. I double measured before ordering and everything fits like a glove

After watching Brian's video and looking around, I thought these were the best bang for buck. While they do seem nice in construction and look, there's a lot of down falls. So let's get into that. I'm 5'10 213 lbs. Average 38 year old build, maybe a little extra natural muscle but I don't go to the gym. Redwing boots and Adidas shows I wear 11. I had tried on alpinestar smx5 45 euro and they fit amazing. First try with these, too small. Got 46 and they fit better but not as comfortable. Next issue, the right side I couldn't zipper up the side all the way. Simply too tight. The velcro doesn't even come close to fully covering the patch. Left side some reason was okay. However after first test ride, the left side velcro came undone. For how tight the zipper and velcro is, there's a huge gap at the very top. Construction just doesn't seem to make much since. Brian is obviously a beefy dude. I have NO clue how these would work for him. So unless you have chicken legs, I would overall avoid these boots. And now for me, I rode with them once and tags removed so I'm stuck with them. Overall just disappointing.

Used on 8 track days so far and I'm ready to hang them up. They're great if you're looking to get into tracks days and don't want to break the bank, however, these boots aren't as pliable as the higher brand name/cost. The quality is average, having had a toe slider come off because of a loose bolt after my first day with then at the track, and also there's a plastic cap over the hinged ankle support that popped off for no reason other than QC issues. Another draw back in my opinion, is trying to zip these bad boys up. You literally have to fight the boot to be able to zip up all of the way. Again, perfect boots for first pair and testing track day waters, but for anything intermediate I/II or advanced levels, these aren't the right pair.