I wear a size 14 in every major shoe brand. I ordered a 14 and was at first very unsure the boot would work out; it was pretty tight and narrow. However, as someone else noted, this boot has a LOT of break in to do. I wore them around the house for about two days and that made a big difference. After several more hours of riding they felt great and I had all the room I needed (I want them to feel at least a little bit snug).

I haven't tested the fuller waterproof functionality of them, but I can tell you that the little vent on the side does allow a very minute amount of air to vent in. I don't believe that will allow water in, but it will help for people like me that only have one boot for both winter and summer, so at least my feet won't roast in July.

I've put about 8000 miles on these boots so far and they've held up great. Zippers are fine, velcro and stitching is fine, the rubber sole is still like new as I don't walk much in them. For the price I was extremely happy.

I've had these boots about a month now. I have wide feet and I'm half way to kankles. I wear a size 10, so I ordered a size 10/44.
Out of the box they are stiff, I had a hard time zipping them up. Once my foot was in all the way they felt great everywhere except my pinky toe. My right foot is different than my left. My left had minor issues while my right pinky toe was screaming, it was getting crushed. I had it in my mind that I was going to return them for the next size up but I didn't want the next size up because I knew they would be too big for my foot and only solve the pinky toe problem.
For the next few days I wore them around the house. Just like any other leather product you can expect them to break in and stretch about 25% bigger. I decided to keep them. 1 month later my toe barely feels that same pain from the initial fit. And I'm sure another month it will be totally broken in.

They look great with my pants over them. They also look great with my pants tucked in. This is an aggressive boot for sport touring but most less aggressive ones I wanted were sold out of my size literally EVERYWHERE.

I am used to wearing a full leather boot in high heat so these boots don't bother me. Yes they are hot with little ventilation but they are full leather and waterproof, what do you expect. I haven't had them in the extreme heat of Mobile, AL yet but so far I like these boots. I haven't had them in anything more than a light drizzle either so I can't speak of the waterproof qualities.

I have had to adjust the way I shift for these boots because of how stiff they are compared to my work boots but it's nothing that would change my mind.

last thing, I feel like I'm walking around in snowboard boots. I can walk somewhat normal but not really. For a full protection boot I don't mind. I use these for commuting, unless I'm in uniform, every time I sit on my bike, I zip these bad boys up.

Very good features for the price, initial quality seems excellent, and durability yet to be determined. Low air flow was what was expected for a waterproof boot.

The boot is actually euro sized but listed by ZLA with common U.S. sizes. I always use a size 12, but a 47 in euro sizes. I ordered a size 12 and found it a little too snug and discovered it had a size 46 tag. ZLA's 12.5 is a size 47; did an exchange and the 47 fit just right.

I am a sport tourer, and found these boots to be comfortable enough for short walks, although I pack a pair of tennis shoes for all day destination walking.

I ordered this boot for the above average protection it offers for the price. There are more protective boots out there but most likely are double the price. I usually wear a size 11 and the 11 in these fit well. I haven't tested out the waterproof aspects of the boots yet but there is one issue in the wet. I'm not sure if it's because they haven't been worn in yet but they don't seem to grip well on wet surfaces. I have struggled to get enough grip on the ground after it rained that I pushed forward with my feet but they just kept sliding. I have tried scraping the boots on the dry ground while wearing them, however that didn't seem to work. I may try sandpaper next. Overall I would say these boots are good for the money.

I got these boots in October and put about 1500 miles on them before putting my bike away. They have held up well. No problems with fit or wearing early. They are comfortable to walk in and do their job on the bike.

Unfortunately, I did low side in these boots. I wasn't going that fast (somewhere between 20-30) but they did their job well. The toe slider took the brunt of it but my feet were fine. I actually went running a few miles later that day. The boots got some scratches but came out OK and I'm sure I'll get plenty more miles out of them.

I wish they had more half sizes as I wear a US 9.5, the us10 is a eu44, I wear a eu43. but the 10 does it s job well enough.
If I had the 9 I think it would be too small and the 10 is just about the right width for my foot although a tad too long.
The toe sliders seem cheap to me and the screws holding them in seem as though they would grind off before the slider did very much on its own.
The shin padding is very robust feeling and the heels feel nice and thick.
My foot feels extremely secure after zipping an Velcroing up. The zipper even has a Velcro tag (see picture) so there is no chance of it coming undone while riding. There is space inside the shin for your pants to go under instead of over the boot which I like.
Overall I'm pleased with my purchase with the exception that most of the half sizes being unavailable.

I wore these around the condo a couple of nights to fit them in and they are just great. On the first ride, last weekend in New Hampshire, they kept my feet warm, it wasn't raining but im sure they will be great in the rain. Protection seems like it will be very good if I ever need it. Traction at stoplights is excellent, notch on side of boot is nice on footpeg when getting down and dirty on the curves.

Great investment! In my opinion, these boots match up to higher brand names, but cost a lot cheaper. I love the looks, bought some 'Angelus leather paints' and customers my own color to match my tracksuit. It is a little too tight for me at the toe-end, but I kinda prefer it that way and let it stretch over time. Plus 'Youtube' has videos showing how to stretch leathers. Still able to walk comfortably with little restrictions. Protection wise...can't say much, but it does feel pretty solid. Highly recommend! Also bought gloves and painted to match!

I purchased these last year as my first pair of riding boots. I found the size 11s to run just a bit larger than I'd prefer - felt closer to an 11.5. I probably would have been better off with the size 10.

The interior of the boots tend to wear after a while - especially where your heel contacts the boot when slipping it on and off. The boot doesn't offer a ton of foot torsion resistance, but it is a more value-oriented boot, so I can understand that.

The one thing I absolutely HATED about these boots was the velcro design. The velcro is on the bike-facing side of each boot, and would VERY often get caught in my boot guard on my bike when transitioning. It was very irritating and IMO could be borderline unsafe at times. If they rectify this design so that the velcro is on outside-facing side of the boots, they would be a much better boot option.

While you don't need to spend $500 on Supertechs, you're better off going to the mid-tier options like the A* SMX Plus boots if you're looking for a sport- or track-oriented boot.

Don't buy these with the expectation that they will be waterproof with anything other than a light short rain. I've had 2 pairs of these, the first were replaced under warranty for not being waterproof at all. The second pair have been slightly more waterproof, but only in very light conditions, Since being waterproof was a big factor in buying these....this was a big disappointment.

Outside of that, these have a been good. They are comfortable, they feel pretty rugged and have held up well with some fairly extended use. I've had them for a couple seasons now.

I would recommend them, but only with the understanding that they really aren't waterproof.