Great, Well Vented Boot

Boot has performed well this past summer and really couldn't ask for more. The front tongue flap does limit direct airflow, but the breathable material on the sides really kept my feet feeling cool. Construction has been in line with what I've come to expect from the brand (and of course, the price tag to match!) Fit also made sense from the Euro sizing I have experienced from other manufacturers (Sidi, Alpinestars.) All in all, great fit and finish, nice low-cut boot.

A great looking boot marred by faulty workmanship

The boot looks great but here in Australia I take a size 9 which equates to a 43. If Ihave the choice again I'd go to a 9 &1/2 or 44.

A good cool boot for wide feet, with some caveats

This boot is Euro sized, which means it is off 1/2 a size for my 12. I chose to get the bigger rather than smaller. It is not losse, but very roomy in the toe. I have a wide foot(just regular wide), so this is important. I tried the Icon Tarmac and that boot was way too tight, as in putting my feet asleep.

This boot is well ventilated. I have worn them in temps to 93F and they were actually cooler than my ventilated shoe that I wear for normal use.

The footbed is garbage. Very hard and no support, but you can replace the insole to fix that. Keep in mind that they are Euro sized, so the insole may need to be bigger and trimmed to fit. My size 12 insoles are too short.

They seem to be well put together, but I have only spent about 30 hours of riding time in them so far.

I feel that they are not a value if other boots fit you, but if you need a cool, wide boot, this is the one.

great boot

Better footbed and a hinged tongue makes this boot about perfect!

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The boots look great and work great. I do notice more vibration from the bike which is both good and bad. The sizing was a little hard to get right. I wear a 10.5 or 11 regular shoe depending on the style. I ordered the Revitt in 10.5 and they are a fraction to small. But I think a 11 might be a fraction to big.
Overall they are great.

Good but far from perfect

Overall, a good short boot, but not a great boot. I even question if the person who designed this boot ever actually wore it for any period of time. My niggles:

1) The "anatomic foot bed" is a joke. It's a really thin flimsy pad. Add some Superfeet supports for $35 and it's fixed. Minor, but I'd say false advertising.
2) There's too much material in the tongue. It binds up too easily. No need to keep the tongue attached on all sides if the boot is not waterproof.
3) The covered lace system is somewhat lame. At first it looks cool. After using it for a few weeks, you quickly realize how annoying it is when that cover wants to flip back up while you tie the laces. Needs a hook or something on the lip that holds it down while you tie the laces.

Minor issues, nothing major, but I'd expect more from Rev'It. They claim to be all fancy (and charge the fancy price), but they still have a way to go with boots.

Best shorty boots yet

Much better than the WebBikeWorld pick. Fits well, easy to walk in and comfortable on the bike.

Revit air blend

44 fit my foot, though the chart and Rep. indicated 43 was my size (easy hassle free exchange). The toe box seems larger than other boots, my foot is average to wide. Seems to flow good air at speed as long as I keep my feet outside the fairing (only ridden in 85'f). Protection on both sides of each ankle is very good, the toe and heel are fairly stout with what seems like extra material, does not seem to have hard armor?
The best non-water proof, summer boot with protection, for the money. I tried the Vendramini and Icon, neither gave what the Revit offers. That's my story

Very nice boots

These make great summer riding boots and are fairly comfortable for walking around.

Review

Pretty impressed and had a few buddies ask about the shoes. Got caught in the rain and need to see how they are going to fare now that they got wet