Alpinestars 2013018-12-10 Men's Tech 3 Motocross Boot, Black/White, 10

The media could not be loaded. I purchased these at a nice entry price point. I don’t ride hard enough for $300+++ boots and top tier gear. However, I wanted a high quality boot around $100-$150 that had high reviews. Also, that would fit a larger persons build (calves & wider 56 year old feet).(Note: I am wearing them around the house and have been for over an hour now. I will update after a few rides to give additional perspective).These boots were exactly what I was hoping for. First, Alpinestars are a legendary brand and they don’t make junk. These may be entry level boots, but for my riding style and aggression, perfect. Also, I have larger calves. I’m 5’10” and 270lbs. Plus my feet have flattened over time. (Yeah, you young bucks just wait and see, it’s coming for you also). The top latch clip had plenty of room for my calves. In fact, even more room than I needed by an inch or 2. This also leaves some room for tucked in shin guards depending on how think yours are. The foot bed is wide enough where it is comfortable but probably ideal for a thinner foot. If you wear a “wide” it will likely work for you. If you wear a double wide? Unlikely. A special note on the arch support. It is high and very firm. More firm than I prefer. Painful, no. Just not as comfortable as the rest of the boot.The overall comfort I would rate as an “A-.” For the price and quality, it’s a huge win for the customer. The fit..? I wear a 10.5 Wide in normal shoes. Using the size chart, I purchased a size 11 and the fit true to the size chart and exactly what I needed.The color selections are fantastic. I chose the red white and blue. ‘Merica baby..!” But there were others I really liked. If I could have a perfect color combo? A tactical black, greys, and white “stealth” looking boot would be outstanding.The flex forward is minimal but enough to give you room to move/shift. The material is rigid all the way around except for a couple compression points for mobility. Riding through the bush? NOTHING is getting through these. Zero. I got the slicker sole due to them being on sale more than the lugged sole. For my duel sport riding, that “may” come back to haunt me. Not Alpinstars fault, but rather my paycheck. The material the sole is made of is a firm but grippy rubber material. Dare I say hard? And make no mistake, there is a serious lug that runs down the center of the boot sole for added safety and rigidity.They are surprisingly cool after wearing for the past hour or so. They are waterproof and wind proof. However, the toe box doesn’t seem to be well insulated for the colder weather riders out there. Insulated/heated socks would help. And yes, there is room for those thicker socks. The top of the boot sits about 6” from the top of my kneecap.What else can I say about these boots? So far, they have exceeded my expectations and high hopes. Again, I will update after a few rides and/or if any future fails.

For the price the Boots,look and feel great,arrived in three or four days. I wear size 12 sneakers and I ordered size 12 boots.perfect fit with plenty of adjustment left on the straps. snug fit wiggle room for toes.feels great11’s would have been way too tight

These boots are awesome. They work well on the tracked in the backwoods. They are reasonably priced. Don't listen to ole Super Moto Pants below..I can't imagine what his amateur skills and dragging his boots through the dirt did to those boots but it's pure B.S. I ride extreme moto, extreme backwoods trails, and these Boots are bulletproof. I put my boots through hell too. AlpineStars is quality. Don't listen to these wannabe Moto Nancy's who ask Mom & Dad for new boots after every event because they got a scuff on them. Man up, wear your boots.

I've rode dirt bikes my whole life. From a 12 year to well, a 40 year old. I've never owned riding boots in my life. I always just threw on some steel toe boots or similar and rode. While I've been blessed with zero broken bones, I can't begin to tell you how much I love these boots. They have saved me on a couple crashes this year where I knew the peg would have gone into my leg when I dumped my bike. I drive enduro these days, WR426 and I have a WR450. Even at 40, I still like to ride hard and off the beaten path. The boots give a great deal of support while standing on the pegs and riding. I was actually shocked at how less fatigued I feel after riding standing up. Great support, comfortable boot even when new and true to size at least for me. Of cours they are a little stiff when walking as I need to break them in some more. I wouldn't plan for a long walk in these boots, but for riding they are great. Obviously you need to get used to the boot when shifting, braking, and touching the ground stopped, as they have a different feel than a tennis shoe or steel toe boot - but once you do, they are great. I cant say anything about longevity as I've only used the boot on about 10 rides, but they are doing fine so far. Take the time to clean your boots everytime you ride. Was off the dirt. Keep the leather clean. I'm hoping that will make them last a while. In my opinion, right after purchasing a good solid helmet, get yourself a pair of good boots. I dont think you'll regret it. As I have no experience with other brands and model boots, keep in mind for my first pair, I like these a lot. They sure saved me on a couple wipeouts. I maybe 40, but ride like I'm 30. Haha.

This boot was pretty comfortable right out of the box which I can't say for most boots and I like the way they look they still need to be broken in the fit was pretty much right on I wear a 10 and these were a hair big mostly in the toe but nothing to complain about the only thing I could really complain about is the plastic straps but they seem quite durable so far I would definitely recommend for budget friendly boots

Great mid grade boot as I only ride a few trips per year. I have roughly 4,000 miles on mine riding through Baja and SoCal since purchase and I love everything about them. Very sturdy and an obvious major safety upgrade over work boots or similar. No doubt these saved me a broken ankle on at least one wipeout in Baja when my foot got wedged underneath the metal pannier as the bike went down.Biggest adjustment was the difficulty feeling the brake and shifter through these very stiff boots. At first I couldn't feel anything but a couple days into the first ride and I got used to them and had much better sensitivity on both sides. Pretty certain the boots didn't change, just me getting accustomed to them.Would buy again these again for sure.

My first pair of boots so I can’t say how much better the tech 7s or 9s are gonna be I’m sure they protect far better, but I paid $140 for these they are a great deal and I’m pumped to hop on the 2 smoke!!

Product is excellent.Extremely bad customer service.

Muito boa a tech 3 é a minha quarta que compro. Melhor custo beneficio, as minhas duram mais de 3 anos.

La talla mal tallan súper grandes y la calidad no se ve buena, las devolví

Excellent boots, fit perfect, not to restricting while riding. Compared to other boots.

Aunque es un modelo pasado, el precio es excelente y la calidad es garantia. Le gustaron mucho a mi esposo