ONeal Element Mens Boots BLACK Motorcycle & Powersports Review

Shame I didn't save up and buy decent boots. They feel cheap, which is understandable, but they feel so cheap that motorcycling becomes uncomfortable. They're made out of cheap plastic (especially the buckles) as if they're part of a costume and not actual, functional boots. Spend a few more bucks and buy decent boots, especially if you're buying them for your kids. This makes shifting and braking difficult, especially for small children, but also for me as an adult.

Standard Shipping Double protection in box. High-quality workmanship, as can be seen in the picture. Comfortable tight protection. My leg is always 9.5. The Element S17 boot has a body-hugging design. This size 10 fits me perfectly. Easy and effortless access Desired composite bottom shell for protection. Went and drove a car in boots. Pretty quick learning curve. Relearn how to find your way around in boots. Currently. Better mobility. Form is not for advancement. Slide your thumb and have…

I started off-roading with a little dual sport. Once I had a proper enduro bike, I started getting the right gear for it. The O'Neal Element boots are fairly comfortable, durable and great value for money. I have used these boots for about 8 months - 30-40 trips, here is my long term review. STRENGTHS: 1. Construction. The boots are double stitched throughout. I've had friends with bonded MX boots and have seen the sole separate from the upper and the boots have fallen apart over time. Luckily,