So I listened to the zilla video and ordered a size down. Really only a .5 size down. 9 instead of 10, length is fine but my feet barely fit they are so narrow. I do not wear wide shoes normally and most motor cycle shoes/boots a 9 fits fine. I hope the 10s have some more width otherwise theyll be going back too.

I really like these boots. Protection feels adequate for a more casual style boots. The ankle cups sit comfortably where they should and the overall fit is good. I normally am a 10-10.5 in shoes and boots. Went with a 43 and they fit perfect. The look of them is very nice and they dont feel big and clunky like some other similar styled moto boots that I've tried. They are very stiff when first putting them on but soften up very quickly once they are on your feet.

I ordered a pair of these as well as a pair of Fly Tradesman boots. While the Flys are a bit more comfortable, the Rev’Its are more protective and look to be higher quality. The fact that these have an oil resistant sole as opposed to the Flys reallly made up my mind. Not sure about the sizing chart. It said a 46 was a US 12 but the tag on the tongue says 11.5. Feels like a 12 to me though. These will require a break-in but I don’t anticipate any blisters.

Overall great quality in terms of the leather and the stitching. I actually prefer the full lace up design, it really gives a rock solid tightness. Also a really sturdy toe and heel reinforcment. Despite having all the moto centric safety features they’re actually really comfortable and I wear them even if I’m not riding. Plus they look good in my work attire.
My only complaint with them is the rubber used for the sole. It’s actually relatively soft and not a whole lot of grip to them. I live in SoCal where roads can get pretty hot. Sometimes I don’t feel like I’m getting enough purchase on the asphalt. Some surfaces almost feel slick.
The rubber is so soft that I even noticed it melted a little on my exhaust near my shifter. Leaving behind little black marks on my exhaust. It’s easy to clean off and I understand that this won’t be the case with most bikes. I just wish they had a bit more grip and didn’t seem to melt so easy. Then again the soft rubber is what makes them so comfortable to begin with.
Overall I’m still very happy with them.

This is my first pair of actual motorcycle boots, so I can speak only with limited authority! But here goes:

I put about 400 miles on them and haven't crash-tested (fortunately), but in my experience, these boots about what they're billed as: decent transitional boots that are comfortable off the bike and look cool, while offering fair protection.
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Pros: they're SUPER comfortable, more comfortable than most regular work boots I've owned, and they look great. They're pretty sturdy too, I especially appreciate the ankle protection. And I find them surprisingly easy to get in and out of while still feeling locked in when they're laced up tight. FWIW, despite reports that they run big, they were exactly true to size for me.

Cons: as others pointed out, they're not waterproof. They're OK in drizzle or post-rain spray, but I get soggy feet riding in actual rain for any length of time. A lesser nitpick is that the removable shifter panel is totally worthless -- the elastic on the bottom wore through and broke off after only a week. Lastly, I don't know if anyone else on this website shares this quibble, but it's actually been controversial in the U.S. for many years to name commercial products (or brands, sports teams, whatever) after Native American tribes (I realize there's an entire motorcycle brand named exactly "Indian," but at least in their defense they've had that name for over a century). It just seems totally pointless to pilfer an ethnic identity to sell boots when Rev'it had infinite alternatives. Of course I bought the boots anyway so I can't be sanctimonious about it, but it's something I'd rather they changed!

All in all, I think these boots are a decent purchase. I have no regrets, but I do feel like closer to $200 would be a more appropriate price point (e.g., you can get stylish TCX boots with similar protection/comfort and full waterproofing for $50 less--I opted for these purely out of vanity because they simply looked better on me, but I do think there are options that will give you more boot for less money).

I bought these based on the fact that they are suppose to be oil resistant soles stated by one review which was not the case as testing this in my shop I nearly broke my back. I should have read the description better as I wanted a pair of waterproof boots and figured at that price they would be. Ran across a light rain and within 20 minutes my feet were soaked and left me absolutely uncomfortable for the remaining 3 hours of my afternoon ride, 100% my fault though they only claim water resistance. Quality is great but I expect more from Rev'it!

Unsure about the "new" modified features, while not knowing what to expect from the size chart, made me a skeptic. But after seeing Revzilla's mohawk 2 review, the mohawk credit from the Drew Carey Show, and mohawk stamped floor mats at LOWE's, I knew, "these are the pair for me". We will never know by hearing only, which is why we must step out in faith. (James 1:22 (KJV) - "But be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves."). Apply it. Which is what I did. Just like studying the Bible. Everyone is unsure at first because of it's "promise"and inability to physically perceive. But after hearing many opposing reasons, I learned the answers were all around me. I decided to believe that all the Bible and Revzilla said was true, which allowed Jesus Christ to be LORD over my life, and these shoes to arrive at my doorstep waiting to shod my feet with peace. I love em! The fit is just right. At a size 9-10us, I ordered a 8.5us (42 euro) and they're perfect! My friends love em, and all compliments to Rev'it. Thank you Rev'it for the only boot i'll ever need. Thank you Revzilla for pointing me in the right direction. Thank you son of God, Jesus Christ for salvation!