Our selection of Motocross Boots includes the Sidi Crossfire, Crossair, X Power and Agueda, Gaerne Fastback Endurance, TCX RT-Race and Evo, Forma Boulder and Ice Pro, Leatt, RST ADV-X, the Sidi Trial Zero trial boots and the children's boot Fly Racing Maverik.
Protect the legs, from the ankles to the shins.
In motocross, your feet and legs take a beating: landing jumps, flying stones, leaning on the ground in turns, falls under the bike. The cross boot is the most protective of all: a sturdy shaft reaching up to the knee, buckles for tightness, shin guard, ankle reinforcements, reinforced toe cap, and thick sole. High-end models include a joint that limits ankle twisting.
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Italian brands dominate off-road. Sidi offers the Crossfire, the standard for competition, with a replaceable sole, and the Crossair, which is lighter. Gaerne has the Fastback Endurance, designed for enduro. TCX and Forma provide robust and versatile models. Leatt and RST, with the waterproof ADV-X, complete the offer, and the Fly Racing Maverik outfits young riders.
Trial boots, like the Sidi Trial Zero, are softer and offer great sensitivity on footpegs and a very grippy sole on rocks, suitable for a balance discipline. You should choose a snug boot, wearing cross socks on your feet, and give yourself a few rides to break them in. Clean them after each muddy outing and dry away from any heat source.
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Cross boots are usually chosen in your regular size, tried on with cross socks. The foot should be held without pressure, and the heel should not lift when walking or bending the ankle.
The cross boot prioritizes stiffness and protection from impacts. The enduro boot, often with a more treaded sole for walking, offers more comfort and grip on foot for long rides.
The trial boot, like the Sidi Trial Zero, is softer at the ankle and lighter to feel the footpegs and place the foot precisely. Its sole grips on rocks, but it offers less protection from impacts than a cross boot.
Yes, a child should wear proper cross boots in their size, like the Fly Racing Maverik, and not rain boots or high-top shoes. Only a rigid shaft up to the knee effectively protects ankles and shins.
After each outing, rinse off the mud before it dries, then let the boots air dry at room temperature, never against a radiator. Regularly check the buckles and the wear on the soles.