Harley Davidson Riddick 8 Inch Lace UP Motorcycle Review

I wear a 9.5 or 10 depending on the shoe/boot but have a fat foot. Took them because of the reviews and 'wide' availability. I ordered 9.5, everything arrived. In fact, maybe just too big. But I would prefer it to be a little too small in some areas. Also, I can wear thick or double socks if needed. I really like the side zipper. It's MUCH easier to put on and take off! The size of the laces allows me to tighten them where I need them. I also liked them because they don't have extra trinkets…

I have been cycling for over 40 years. I rode the Revain for 3 hours in search of the 'perfect' boots for my anal needs. I believe they meet the requirements. I don't know if Revain is suitable. This will allow, but I have a problem. They are made in Vietnam. God they do good. I can't remember the last time I bought something from Harley and it wasn't made in China, Honduras, Vietnam, Korea, Japan etc. WHY can't these things be made right here in good old USA? I think everyone knows. If the…

I bought the same boots at the Harley dealer. So I thought. I saw them and they looked exactly like a racer. Muscle memory is everything and the rider doesn't have to worry about his toe getting under the shifter. The toe box on these boots is too high and I have a hard time getting under the lever to upshift. I even took a 10 pound sledgehammer and smacked my toe to try and get it off. Didn't work so now I mowed the grass in it, fixed the originals and drove on. It seems crazy, but it was this

This is my first written review. This boot is ready to go and extremely comfortable, you don't have to take a break! They are made by Wolverine which is a plus. They're $30 cheaper than my local Harley dealer, which is another plus! They creak a little, which is not critical. You have to adjust the shifter, which isn't a big deal either. Like I said, this boot is extremely comfortable right from the start, it's like walking on cushions! I bought mine here at Revain from House of Harley…

Ever since I started wearing Ridge Outdoors boots and discovered the joy of lightweight motorcycle boots, I've basically given up my good old HD leather shoe line (which I admit own quite often ). different couples in different years). On a trip to Yellowstone and a stop at Deadwood Harley, I found these boots on display and was blown away by their fit, comfort (cushioning and weight) but decided to "think about it a bit" since we were in the middle of a 10- day trip. Coming back from my trip…

Very durable and comfortable enough for everyday wear. Because they don't squeak, they're also perfect for indoor use. I drive in Arizona constantly throughout the year. Sometimes hot, sometimes cold, sometimes wet, but always in boots. These HD boots were the second pair I have bought since I bought my bike a few years ago. The first pair, a discontinued pair of New Balance tactical boots, was great, but eventually showed noticeable wear on the heel. This couple, now 6 months old, look like…

I wear 13-14 depending on shoe brand/adidas I wear 13 it's a full size plus size had to reorder size 12. The boots are light, the lower part of the tongue is not leather, but vinyl and creaks loudly when walking. This problem was solved with a clear deodorant rubbed into the vinyl, which acts as a lubricant without attracting dirt. The insole is thick and soft but offers no support but is removable. The inner back of the heel is poorly finished and has poor seam placement making it very rough…

I usually wear a 12 to 13 depending on the shoes/boots. Got them in a size 11.5 after trying on a pair at the dealer I bought my bike from. The forefoot fit is WIDE. I'm 6'2", 280 lbs. I don't have small feet. I don't have narrow feet. I wear these Dan Post socks over my calf boot socks. These are not thin socks. WIDE. So I used the original lacing to to tighten things up a bit. I wouldn't call them a perfect fit but they will fit. I find them comfortable enough to wear all day (8-10 hour ride…