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SP-X BOA® Boots
Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
What types of black motorcycle boots are included in this collection?
This collection typically includes black motorcycle boots and riding shoes built for different riding uses, including sport riding, commuting, touring, and mixed on-road use. Depending on the model, you may find low-cut riding shoes, mid-height boots, and taller protective boots with different levels of ankle support, weather coverage, and off-bike comfort.
The right option depends on your riding style. Sport-oriented designs usually prioritize structure, control, and a closer interface with the bike, while touring and urban-focused options generally place more emphasis on walking comfort and day-long wear. You can also browse related categories such as road urban boots or adventure motorcycle boots.
How should black motorcycle boots fit?
Motorcycle boots should fit securely through the heel, instep, and ankle without creating pressure points. Your toes should have a small amount of room to move, but your foot should not slide inside the boot when walking, shifting, or braking.
For the best fit, measure your foot length and compare it with the size guide shown on the product page. It is also best to try boots with your normal riding socks, since sock thickness, waterproof liners, and footbeds can all affect internal volume and overall feel.
Are black motorcycle boots CE certified, and what does EN 13634 mean?
Many motorcycle boots in this collection are designed to meet CE requirements for protective motorcycle footwear. The most common reference is EN 13634:2017, the European standard used to evaluate motorcycle boots for factors such as impact protection, abrasion resistance, transverse rigidity, and sole construction.
Certification can vary by model, so the exact rating should always be confirmed on the individual product page or on the labeling inside the boot. If certification is important for your riding, check for the EN 13634 marking before ordering.
Are all black motorcycle boots waterproof?
No. This collection can include both waterproof and non-waterproof motorcycle boots. Waterproof options are designed for wet-weather riding and year-round use, while non-waterproof or more ventilated constructions usually focus on airflow, lower weight, and quicker drying in warm conditions.
If you commute or ride in changing weather, a waterproof boot is often the more practical choice. If you mainly ride in hot, dry conditions, a non-waterproof or more breathable design may offer better comfort over longer rides.
How do I clean and care for black motorcycle boots?
Clean motorcycle boots with a soft brush or damp cloth after riding to remove dirt, dust, and road residue. Leather boots should be treated with a suitable leather cleaner and conditioner, while microfiber or synthetic boots should generally be cleaned with mild soap and water only.
Let boots air dry naturally away from direct heat, and avoid machine washing, radiators, or aggressive chemicals. Regular cleaning helps preserve materials, closure systems, sole grip, and the long-term performance of any waterproof membrane.

































