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
$234
You could be wondering what I was if you're reading this. Do they only have tennis shoes? Do these provide greater defense than my Adidas? The response is, sort of. This sneaker is a give-and-take. Your feet receive no protection from the upper (the portion that covers the top of your foot). In essence, it is a tennis shoe. The cloth is thin. The heel is the one exception to this rule. It is rigid and hard. The shoe's sole is considerably stiffer than that of a regular tennis shoe, though. It is rigid, though not nearly as stiff as a motorcycle boot. Without experiencing any discomfort from the shoe bending around the peg or digging into your foot, you may stand up on your pegs. It's still easy to walk in despite the hard sole. Even though running shoes are definitely more comfy, it's still quite comfortable. Would I repurchase these? Probably, yes. Will I accompany them on the trip? Yes, once again, since I want a shoe that I can wear for walking and riding. If you're a hardcore, all-the-gears-all-the-time kind of person, you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's difficult to be that kind of person if you (1) live in Texas's oppressive heat and (2) bike frequently.
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
$234
You could be wondering what I was if you're reading this. Do they only have tennis shoes? Do these provide greater defense than my Adidas? The response is, sort of. This sneaker is a give-and-take. Your feet receive no protection from the upper (the portion that covers the top of your foot). In essence, it is a tennis shoe. The cloth is thin. The heel is the one exception to this rule. It is rigid and hard. The shoe's sole is considerably stiffer than that of a regular tennis shoe, though. It is rigid, though not nearly as stiff as a motorcycle boot. Without experiencing any discomfort from the shoe bending around the peg or digging into your foot, you may stand up on your pegs. It's still easy to walk in despite the hard sole. Even though running shoes are definitely more comfy, it's still quite comfortable. Would I repurchase these? Probably, yes. Will I accompany them on the trip? Yes, once again, since I want a shoe that I can wear for walking and riding. If you're a hardcore, all-the-gears-all-the-time kind of person, you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's difficult to be that kind of person if you (1) live in Texas's oppressive heat and (2) bike frequently.
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
$234
You could be wondering what I was if you're reading this. Do they only have tennis shoes? Do these provide greater defense than my Adidas? The response is, sort of. This sneaker is a give-and-take. Your feet receive no protection from the upper (the portion that covers the top of your foot). In essence, it is a tennis shoe. The cloth is thin. The heel is the one exception to this rule. It is rigid and hard. The shoe's sole is considerably stiffer than that of a regular tennis shoe, though. It is rigid, though not nearly as stiff as a motorcycle boot. Without experiencing any discomfort from the shoe bending around the peg or digging into your foot, you may stand up on your pegs. It's still easy to walk in despite the hard sole. Even though running shoes are definitely more comfy, it's still quite comfortable. Would I repurchase these? Probably, yes. Will I accompany them on the trip? Yes, once again, since I want a shoe that I can wear for walking and riding. If you're a hardcore, all-the-gears-all-the-time kind of person, you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's difficult to be that kind of person if you (1) live in Texas's oppressive heat and (2) bike frequently.
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
$234
You could be wondering what I was if you're reading this. Do they only have tennis shoes? Do these provide greater defense than my Adidas? The response is, sort of. This sneaker is a give-and-take. Your feet receive no protection from the upper (the portion that covers the top of your foot). In essence, it is a tennis shoe. The cloth is thin. The heel is the one exception to this rule. It is rigid and hard. The shoe's sole is considerably stiffer than that of a regular tennis shoe, though. It is rigid, though not nearly as stiff as a motorcycle boot. Without experiencing any discomfort from the shoe bending around the peg or digging into your foot, you may stand up on your pegs. It's still easy to walk in despite the hard sole. Even though running shoes are definitely more comfy, it's still quite comfortable. Would I repurchase these? Probably, yes. Will I accompany them on the trip? Yes, once again, since I want a shoe that I can wear for walking and riding. If you're a hardcore, all-the-gears-all-the-time kind of person, you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's difficult to be that kind of person if you (1) live in Texas's oppressive heat and (2) bike frequently.
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
$234
You could be wondering what I was if you're reading this. Do they only have tennis shoes? Do these provide greater defense than my Adidas? The response is, sort of. This sneaker is a give-and-take. Your feet receive no protection from the upper (the portion that covers the top of your foot). In essence, it is a tennis shoe. The cloth is thin. The heel is the one exception to this rule. It is rigid and hard. The shoe's sole is considerably stiffer than that of a regular tennis shoe, though. It is rigid, though not nearly as stiff as a motorcycle boot. Without experiencing any discomfort from the shoe bending around the peg or digging into your foot, you may stand up on your pegs. It's still easy to walk in despite the hard sole. Even though running shoes are definitely more comfy, it's still quite comfortable. Would I repurchase these? Probably, yes. Will I accompany them on the trip? Yes, once again, since I want a shoe that I can wear for walking and riding. If you're a hardcore, all-the-gears-all-the-time kind of person, you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's difficult to be that kind of person if you (1) live in Texas's oppressive heat and (2) bike frequently.
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
$234
You could be wondering what I was if you're reading this. Do they only have tennis shoes? Do these provide greater defense than my Adidas? The response is, sort of. This sneaker is a give-and-take. Your feet receive no protection from the upper (the portion that covers the top of your foot). In essence, it is a tennis shoe. The cloth is thin. The heel is the one exception to this rule. It is rigid and hard. The shoe's sole is considerably stiffer than that of a regular tennis shoe, though. It is rigid, though not nearly as stiff as a motorcycle boot. Without experiencing any discomfort from the shoe bending around the peg or digging into your foot, you may stand up on your pegs. It's still easy to walk in despite the hard sole. Even though running shoes are definitely more comfy, it's still quite comfortable. Would I repurchase these? Probably, yes. Will I accompany them on the trip? Yes, once again, since I want a shoe that I can wear for walking and riding. If you're a hardcore, all-the-gears-all-the-time kind of person, you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's difficult to be that kind of person if you (1) live in Texas's oppressive heat and (2) bike frequently.
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
$234
You could be wondering what I was if you're reading this. Do they only have tennis shoes? Do these provide greater defense than my Adidas? The response is, sort of. This sneaker is a give-and-take. Your feet receive no protection from the upper (the portion that covers the top of your foot). In essence, it is a tennis shoe. The cloth is thin. The heel is the one exception to this rule. It is rigid and hard. The shoe's sole is considerably stiffer than that of a regular tennis shoe, though. It is rigid, though not nearly as stiff as a motorcycle boot. Without experiencing any discomfort from the shoe bending around the peg or digging into your foot, you may stand up on your pegs. It's still easy to walk in despite the hard sole. Even though running shoes are definitely more comfy, it's still quite comfortable. Would I repurchase these? Probably, yes. Will I accompany them on the trip? Yes, once again, since I want a shoe that I can wear for walking and riding. If you're a hardcore, all-the-gears-all-the-time kind of person, you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's difficult to be that kind of person if you (1) live in Texas's oppressive heat and (2) bike frequently.
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
$234
You could be wondering what I was if you're reading this. Do they only have tennis shoes? Do these provide greater defense than my Adidas? The response is, sort of. This sneaker is a give-and-take. Your feet receive no protection from the upper (the portion that covers the top of your foot). In essence, it is a tennis shoe. The cloth is thin. The heel is the one exception to this rule. It is rigid and hard. The shoe's sole is considerably stiffer than that of a regular tennis shoe, though. It is rigid, though not nearly as stiff as a motorcycle boot. Without experiencing any discomfort from the shoe bending around the peg or digging into your foot, you may stand up on your pegs. It's still easy to walk in despite the hard sole. Even though running shoes are definitely more comfy, it's still quite comfortable. Would I repurchase these? Probably, yes. Will I accompany them on the trip? Yes, once again, since I want a shoe that I can wear for walking and riding. If you're a hardcore, all-the-gears-all-the-time kind of person, you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's difficult to be that kind of person if you (1) live in Texas's oppressive heat and (2) bike frequently.
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
$234
You could be wondering what I was if you're reading this. Do they only have tennis shoes? Do these provide greater defense than my Adidas? The response is, sort of. This sneaker is a give-and-take. Your feet receive no protection from the upper (the portion that covers the top of your foot). In essence, it is a tennis shoe. The cloth is thin. The heel is the one exception to this rule. It is rigid and hard. The shoe's sole is considerably stiffer than that of a regular tennis shoe, though. It is rigid, though not nearly as stiff as a motorcycle boot. Without experiencing any discomfort from the shoe bending around the peg or digging into your foot, you may stand up on your pegs. It's still easy to walk in despite the hard sole. Even though running shoes are definitely more comfy, it's still quite comfortable. Would I repurchase these? Probably, yes. Will I accompany them on the trip? Yes, once again, since I want a shoe that I can wear for walking and riding. If you're a hardcore, all-the-gears-all-the-time kind of person, you definitely wouldn't ride in these, but it's difficult to be that kind of person if you (1) live in Texas's oppressive heat and (2) bike frequently.
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