At the time of this review, Southern California is under another excessive heat advisory, with temperatures hitting highs of 105...
Introduction Sometimes wearing motorbike boots feels a little rebellious. I remember, as a student, working at a university graduation ceremony...
The BMW Street Sneaker 3 boots are comfortable right out of the box. After the outside of the sole hits the ground, there isn’t much sensation of wearing anything. They flex, support and provide pressure exactly where needed, at least for my foot. A small premium will be paid: I...
The Dainese Asphalt shoes are comfortable, stylish and comfortable. But, wide feet may not fit. A few of the safety...
The Dainese Dyno C2b shoes are located at the mid-point of the Dainese Dyno family. They are located below the...
The Falco 305 ESO TT boots are high-quality real leather boots made the old-fashioned way — by hand in Italy. What does Falco have in common with Alpinestars, Forma, Gaerne, Sidi, StylMartin and TCX? Well, the obvious answer is, of course, that they all make motorcycle boots! But they’re also...
The Sidi Gossip street shoes are comfortable for all-around messing about off the bike. They allow you to fly your...
(Full disclosure: I purchased these boots at my own expense and paid the same price as advertised online. I was...
The VQuattro Milano Academy boots are the final pair of our preview trio. As with the other VQuattro boots, I don’t have much information on these. In fact, I no longer see them on the revised VQuattro website. But, as long as they’re here and we have the photos, well,...
Next in our brief overview of the new VQuattro motorcycle footwear is a look at the Milano Paperboy boots. I’m...
webBikeWorld regulars know we’re big fans of VQuattro products. In fact, we named the VQuattro Squadra heated gloves (review) as a 2012 webBikeWorld...