3.7/5
Seamless microfiber chassis for durability and structural integrity
Innovative Lacing system Includes a lace eyelet tuning system that runs around the ankle to the instep for a light chassis closure that provides a close, comfortable fit
Constructed from lightweight, breathable multi-mesh upper for airflow
If you're reading this you're probably wondering what I was. Are these just tennis shoes? Do they offer anymore protection than my Adidas? The answer is, kind of. This shoe is a compromise. The upper (part that covers the top of your foot) offers zero protection to your feet. It's basically a tennis shoe. It's thin fabric. The only exception to this is at the heel. It's hard and stiff. However, the sole of the shoe is much stiffer than your typical tennis shoe. It's not quite as stiff as a motorcycle boot, but it is stiff. You could stand up on your pegs and not feel like the shoe is bending around the peg or digging into your foot. Despite the stiff sole it's still comfortable to walk in. It's probably not as comfortable as running shoes, but still pretty comfortable. Would I buy these again? Yes, probably. Am I going to ride with them? Again, yes, because I want a shoe I can ride with and also walk around. If you're a hardcore, all the gear all the time, type of person you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's hard to be that type of person if you (1) live in the Texas heat and (2) ride daily.
3.7/5
Now, fifty years later, Alpinestars is synonymous with quality, protection, technology and style.
Founded in 1963, Alpinestars has built a reputation of innovation and prestige.
Alpinestars develops world-class technical apparel and footwear for all forms of motorcycling, auto racing and action sports as well as offering a large range of stylish casual clothing.Constructed from a lightweight and breathable multi-mesh upper for airflow and incorporates a seamless microfiber chassis for durability and structural integrity.Innovative lacing system which includes a lace eyelet tuning system running around the ankle to the instep making a light chassis closure for precise an
If you're reading this you're probably wondering what I was. Are these just tennis shoes? Do they offer anymore protection than my Adidas? The answer is, kind of. This shoe is a compromise. The upper (part that covers the top of your foot) offers zero protection to your feet. It's basically a tennis shoe. It's thin fabric. The only exception to this is at the heel. It's hard and stiff. However, the sole of the shoe is much stiffer than your typical tennis shoe. It's not quite as stiff as a motorcycle boot, but it is stiff. You could stand up on your pegs and not feel like the shoe is bending around the peg or digging into your foot. Despite the stiff sole it's still comfortable to walk in. It's probably not as comfortable as running shoes, but still pretty comfortable. Would I buy these again? Yes, probably. Am I going to ride with them? Again, yes, because I want a shoe I can ride with and also walk around. If you're a hardcore, all the gear all the time, type of person you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's hard to be that type of person if you (1) live in the Texas heat and (2) ride daily.
3.7/5
Innovative Lacing system Includes a lace eyelet tuning system that runs around the ankle to the instep for a light chassis closure that provides a close, comfortable fit
Constructed from lightweight, breathable multi-mesh upper for airflow
Seamless microfiber chassis for durability and structural integrity
If you're reading this you're probably wondering what I was. Are these just tennis shoes? Do they offer anymore protection than my Adidas? The answer is, kind of. This shoe is a compromise. The upper (part that covers the top of your foot) offers zero protection to your feet. It's basically a tennis shoe. It's thin fabric. The only exception to this is at the heel. It's hard and stiff. However, the sole of the shoe is much stiffer than your typical tennis shoe. It's not quite as stiff as a motorcycle boot, but it is stiff. You could stand up on your pegs and not feel like the shoe is bending around the peg or digging into your foot. Despite the stiff sole it's still comfortable to walk in. It's probably not as comfortable as running shoes, but still pretty comfortable. Would I buy these again? Yes, probably. Am I going to ride with them? Again, yes, because I want a shoe I can ride with and also walk around. If you're a hardcore, all the gear all the time, type of person you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's hard to be that type of person if you (1) live in the Texas heat and (2) ride daily.
3.7/5
Seamless microfiber chassis for durability and structural integrity
Innovative Lacing system Includes a lace eyelet tuning system that runs around the ankle to the instep for a light chassis closure that provides a close, comfortable fit
Constructed from lightweight, breathable multi-mesh upper for airflow
If you're reading this you're probably wondering what I was. Are these just tennis shoes? Do they offer anymore protection than my Adidas? The answer is, kind of. This shoe is a compromise. The upper (part that covers the top of your foot) offers zero protection to your feet. It's basically a tennis shoe. It's thin fabric. The only exception to this is at the heel. It's hard and stiff. However, the sole of the shoe is much stiffer than your typical tennis shoe. It's not quite as stiff as a motorcycle boot, but it is stiff. You could stand up on your pegs and not feel like the shoe is bending around the peg or digging into your foot. Despite the stiff sole it's still comfortable to walk in. It's probably not as comfortable as running shoes, but still pretty comfortable. Would I buy these again? Yes, probably. Am I going to ride with them? Again, yes, because I want a shoe I can ride with and also walk around. If you're a hardcore, all the gear all the time, type of person you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's hard to be that type of person if you (1) live in the Texas heat and (2) ride daily.
3.7/5
Innovative Lacing system Includes a lace eyelet tuning system that runs around the ankle to the instep for a light chassis closure that provides a close, comfortable fit
Constructed from lightweight, breathable multi-mesh upper for airflow
Seamless microfiber chassis for durability and structural integrity
If you're reading this you're probably wondering what I was. Are these just tennis shoes? Do they offer anymore protection than my Adidas? The answer is, kind of. This shoe is a compromise. The upper (part that covers the top of your foot) offers zero protection to your feet. It's basically a tennis shoe. It's thin fabric. The only exception to this is at the heel. It's hard and stiff. However, the sole of the shoe is much stiffer than your typical tennis shoe. It's not quite as stiff as a motorcycle boot, but it is stiff. You could stand up on your pegs and not feel like the shoe is bending around the peg or digging into your foot. Despite the stiff sole it's still comfortable to walk in. It's probably not as comfortable as running shoes, but still pretty comfortable. Would I buy these again? Yes, probably. Am I going to ride with them? Again, yes, because I want a shoe I can ride with and also walk around. If you're a hardcore, all the gear all the time, type of person you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's hard to be that type of person if you (1) live in the Texas heat and (2) ride daily.
3.7/5
Seamless microfiber chassis for durability and structural integrity
Constructed from lightweight, breathable multi-mesh upper for airflow
Innovative Lacing system Includes a lace eyelet tuning system that runs around the ankle to the instep for a light chassis closure that provides a close, comfortable fit
If you're reading this you're probably wondering what I was. Are these just tennis shoes? Do they offer anymore protection than my Adidas? The answer is, kind of. This shoe is a compromise. The upper (part that covers the top of your foot) offers zero protection to your feet. It's basically a tennis shoe. It's thin fabric. The only exception to this is at the heel. It's hard and stiff. However, the sole of the shoe is much stiffer than your typical tennis shoe. It's not quite as stiff as a motorcycle boot, but it is stiff. You could stand up on your pegs and not feel like the shoe is bending around the peg or digging into your foot. Despite the stiff sole it's still comfortable to walk in. It's probably not as comfortable as running shoes, but still pretty comfortable. Would I buy these again? Yes, probably. Am I going to ride with them? Again, yes, because I want a shoe I can ride with and also walk around. If you're a hardcore, all the gear all the time, type of person you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's hard to be that type of person if you (1) live in the Texas heat and (2) ride daily.
3.7/5
Innovative Lacing system Includes a lace eyelet tuning system that runs around the ankle to the instep for a light chassis closure that provides a close, comfortable fit
Seamless microfiber chassis for durability and structural integrity
Constructed from lightweight, breathable multi-mesh upper for airflow
If you're reading this you're probably wondering what I was. Are these just tennis shoes? Do they offer anymore protection than my Adidas? The answer is, kind of. This shoe is a compromise. The upper (part that covers the top of your foot) offers zero protection to your feet. It's basically a tennis shoe. It's thin fabric. The only exception to this is at the heel. It's hard and stiff. However, the sole of the shoe is much stiffer than your typical tennis shoe. It's not quite as stiff as a motorcycle boot, but it is stiff. You could stand up on your pegs and not feel like the shoe is bending around the peg or digging into your foot. Despite the stiff sole it's still comfortable to walk in. It's probably not as comfortable as running shoes, but still pretty comfortable. Would I buy these again? Yes, probably. Am I going to ride with them? Again, yes, because I want a shoe I can ride with and also walk around. If you're a hardcore, all the gear all the time, type of person you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's hard to be that type of person if you (1) live in the Texas heat and (2) ride daily.
3.7/5
Constructed from lightweight, breathable multi-mesh upper for airflow
Innovative Lacing system Includes a lace eyelet tuning system that runs around the ankle to the instep for a light chassis closure that provides a close, comfortable fit
Seamless microfiber chassis for durability and structural integrity
If you're reading this you're probably wondering what I was. Are these just tennis shoes? Do they offer anymore protection than my Adidas? The answer is, kind of. This shoe is a compromise. The upper (part that covers the top of your foot) offers zero protection to your feet. It's basically a tennis shoe. It's thin fabric. The only exception to this is at the heel. It's hard and stiff. However, the sole of the shoe is much stiffer than your typical tennis shoe. It's not quite as stiff as a motorcycle boot, but it is stiff. You could stand up on your pegs and not feel like the shoe is bending around the peg or digging into your foot. Despite the stiff sole it's still comfortable to walk in. It's probably not as comfortable as running shoes, but still pretty comfortable. Would I buy these again? Yes, probably. Am I going to ride with them? Again, yes, because I want a shoe I can ride with and also walk around. If you're a hardcore, all the gear all the time, type of person you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's hard to be that type of person if you (1) live in the Texas heat and (2) ride daily.
3.7/5
Seamless microfiber chassis for durability and structural integrity
Constructed from lightweight, breathable multi-mesh upper for airflow
Innovative Lacing system Includes a lace eyelet tuning system that runs around the ankle to the instep for a light chassis closure that provides a close, comfortable fit
If you're reading this you're probably wondering what I was. Are these just tennis shoes? Do they offer anymore protection than my Adidas? The answer is, kind of. This shoe is a compromise. The upper (part that covers the top of your foot) offers zero protection to your feet. It's basically a tennis shoe. It's thin fabric. The only exception to this is at the heel. It's hard and stiff. However, the sole of the shoe is much stiffer than your typical tennis shoe. It's not quite as stiff as a motorcycle boot, but it is stiff. You could stand up on your pegs and not feel like the shoe is bending around the peg or digging into your foot. Despite the stiff sole it's still comfortable to walk in. It's probably not as comfortable as running shoes, but still pretty comfortable. Would I buy these again? Yes, probably. Am I going to ride with them? Again, yes, because I want a shoe I can ride with and also walk around. If you're a hardcore, all the gear all the time, type of person you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's hard to be that type of person if you (1) live in the Texas heat and (2) ride daily.
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