Alpinestars Corozal Adventure Drystar Motorcycle Review

I've had these in my drop down list for quite some time and someone must have returned the wrong size or something because I ended up buying them for only $157. I was concerned with many of the reviews saying they were the wrong size and/or not waterproof. In my experience they fit my normal shoe size exactly and now I've ridden a full day in moderate to heavy rain and my feet are completely dry like everyone else thanks to the Frog Toggs. to buy.

I've had these boots for a few months now and my son has the same pair. I put about 50 hours in these boots in the Rockies, Ozarks and backcountry. Definitely waterproof. I've been in streams and mud and rain and they don't lick. I've had a couple of falls and the protection has been great. I've walked miles of trails, streams, climbed rocks and worn them from morning to night and they are very comfortable. They don't need a lot of breaking in, but what little they do comes fast. Mine were true

Comfortable, waterproof and good-looking. Too bad there wasn't an option to choose a muted logo, but otherwise great boots. Wore them all day for the first time last weekend and they were very comfortable. I was ankle deep in mud and water, I never got wet inside. To update. Last week I took them out for a walk again and tested them on the water. Standing in a calf-deep creek for about 5 minutes, walking around and looking in different directions, and no leaks. After that my feet were…

These boots are the most comfortable motorcycle boots I've ridden in. They're a bit warm because there's no ventilation and I'm riding in the fall right now and winter is coming so I have no idea how hot my feet will be in the summer. I haven't ridden them in the rain either, but I have high hopes for weather resistance based on their construction. The only thing that makes me really happy right now is that one of the buckles on my right leg keeps squeaking. when I go. People can hear me before

This is the perfect boot for adventure touring. Two easy-release buckles and one velcro closure at top, waterproof, amazingly comfortable, lightweight and high quality. The fit is perfect. I bought these boots for my "medium" trips. They are not too ribbed and tight motocross boots. These are not the road racing shoes you see in many bike shops and stores. These are well-designed adventure hiking shoes that meet the needs of adventure tourism. You can wear them all day with climate-ready pants…

I really like these boots - I tried several of these boots at a bike shop before finally settling on this model. Firstly, the boots make a very loud clicking noise when walking, which I was aware of from other reviews. They definitely need a break-in period before riding them. I wore them to the office for a week - to the delight of my colleagues. I was kind of hoping their hack would eliminate the clicks, but they still click something angry (clap-clap-clap). What, as they say. These boots…

I bought these for the protection they offer and the good reviews, of course I think that's why everyone buys them. But I find them very hot and overly uncomfortable. They are huge and clumsy. It feels like I have 2 casts on both legs almost to the knee. They remind me of the oversized snowmobile boots I wore up north as a kid. But ultimately I can't shift my Honda CBR with them, they don't fit under the derailleur and the derailleur on this bike isn't adjustable. I wear a US size 10 1/2, I'm a

Great boots for less than $300! Fits perfectly. I have a very flat and narrow foot which is sometimes difficult to see. The Corozal has a bow, but it's not intrusive. The inner padding is very comfortable and with the help of the buckles I was able to adjust the movement of my ankle while riding and standing on the pegs. The boots make noise when walking, but I don't wear them to go into town at night. The toe of the boot is a bit large on the outside, and some complain that it doesn't fit…