I received the brown version of these boots, size 10.5, as an early Christmas gift from my lovley wife (Thanks Dear!)

They fit true to size. The leather was stiff, which is okay as I know they will break in to my particular feet, stride, and pedal control in the coming weeks. I was blown away at the quality and how comfortable out of the box they are. As I mentioned the leather is a little stiff, especially around the top laces but that’ll work out with time.

Anyone searching for a great looking boot that gives you a decent amount of protection with the added benefit of looking and functioning great on AND off your mighty metal steed...

Look no further than the Icon 1000 Truant 2 Boots!

Right out of the box these are an extremely comfortable riding boot. Fit is true same as a nike tennis shoe. Wind proof and warm in 30 degree weather but breathable enough for summer also. I wear them as a going out shoe even when not riding and for $150 this is a great riding boot choice.

Only negative noted about this experience was that I had to send the first pair back because the boot was too tight. I normally wear a 10 1/2 to 11 depending on brand and style. I ordered 11 and they were way small. No problem though. Revzilla makes returns easy peasy. I sent them back and got a pair of 11 1/2 and alls good. These boots look great and offer great protection.

These shoes are pretty comfortable and I think they look great. Wish the back had some type of reflectors. The first weekend I wore these shoes I was putting them in and was using the back strap to pull the shoe into my foot and it broke. Other than that decent shoe.

I got these to wear to work where I do a lot of walking. I have a pair of Superduty 4s, but wanted something less bulky and more urban.

These shoes fit much smaller than my other Icon shoes. Where I was an 8.5, I am a 9.5 in the Truant. It took two returns to get the appropriate size, but even then it was worth it. These shoes are ridiculously comfortable. They bend in the sole so walking doesn't hurt no matter how long I wear them, and the tighter fit around the sides makes it feel like a regular shoe.

Wearing these, I often forget I am wearing motorcycle shoes. They also seem stylish, since I've gotten a couple complements on them, even from my anti-riding friends and family who didn't realize they were designed for a motorcycle.

All in all, once you get the right size, these are the best shoes for inner city riding. With a stealth pair of jeans/shirt or jacket, I can show up to any event without looking like a Power Ranger. And you can wear them comfortably for ten hours at a time. Should these ever be damaged, they will be the first thing I replace

While it doesn't have anywhere near the protection of a race boot.The Truant 2 can pass off as a casual shoe.

In comparison to the super duty 5:
While both comfortable, the truant 2 was a little more so. And the Truant felt like it had more attention to the fit and finish of it (the super duty 5 had a mass produced feel to it).

Pluses
Comfort: Super comfortable to walk or stand in.

Style: Very casual looking. Nothing really screams motorcycle boot.

Minor Gripes
Style: I got the brown version and i don't quite like White stripe on the side. IMO it would look much better if the sole was all white or all tan.

Toe Box: This goes for every motorcycle shoe. I don't understand why they taper the shoe on big toe side. Shoes should be shaped like feet.

I purchased the boots fall 2017 and really loved the look and feel. My initial gripe was the very minimal tread. Lacking any depth, I would plant my foot and if I happened to put my boot down on a small pebble in the road my boot would slide. Not a comfortable experience when holding a 900lb bike at an intersection. Now one of the black fabric strips that hold the laces have completely failed coming unsewn. Metal eyes in the leather would have lasted year instead I’m looking for a new pair of boots after less than a year.

Great looking boot that fits slightly small. As for protection, there isn't much. It's basically a leather boot with some padding. No extra protection for the toes.

In just a couple months I had loop in the back (used to pull the boot on) and one of the black fabric eyelets tear on the left boot. Still wearable, but quickly becoming a bit rough. Fit was a bit snug and I'd like something easier to get on (with a side zipper for example). I like the design, though I'm a little skeptical of the extra protection on the top for the shifter. It's wearing on the right (bike) side and should realistically moved to that side. I'm edging towards replacing these sooner rather than later with all this in mind.

Looks-wise, these will work for my office. I’ve been wearing either Corcoran II field boots (clunky, aggressive) or hiking boots. These represent an upgrade from that. I’d wear them with a tie and jeans, anyhow.

I usually wear a 12 or 12W. These were a little too cramped in the toe in 12, but a size 13 is fine: still a tiny bit narrow for my tastes but I think they’ll break in. They’re also a little stiff in the ankles, but they’re otherwise comfortable out of the box.

Glad to have some purpose-made foot gear for my commute and places where I need to show up looking sorta normal.