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UTV Boots From Rocky Mountain ATV/MC

Looking for a good set of UTV boots? There are a number of important qualities to consider when it comes to checking out new boots:

  • Comfort
  • Durability
  • Movement
  • Ankle support
  • Breathability
  • Water resistance

Of course, trail riding in a UTV means that your boots need to perform just as well when you’re on the trail in your machine as when you’re taking a moment to photograph a scenic vista or helping your buddy make a quick repair.

Shopping for boots can get even more complicated if you need to consider other uses you might need them for. As an example, what if you have another powersport vehicle? Why shouldn’t your UTV boot work just as effectively regardless of what machine you choose to ride for the day?

If you take a holistic approach to shopping for UTV boots by taking into account all of these considerations, you’ll be pleased by the selection you’ll find here. We’ve taken great efforts to identify some of the best boots on the market and make them available to you at the low prices you expect from Rocky Mountain ATV/MC.

Take a moment to check out our inventory and find a pair of UTV boots that’s perfect for you.

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  • Thor Blitz LS Boots

    Michael in NY

    6" riding boot

    These are a good style boot. Comfortable and stable. I will alternate between these and knee high Muck boots depending on the amount of water and mud I think I'm going to see out on the trail that day. Great boot never any issues with them and they are fully adjustable. FYI the soles are flat and nearly smooth so you'll need a good metal foot peg for them to dig into.

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  • Klim Havoc GTX BOA Winter Boots

    Rick in OR

    They are huge in the toe area and hard to get on!

    I was shocked to see how big they were, I expected a lower profile toe area for shifting, and the toe area is even thicker than my snowmobile boots, that seems detrimental to shifting, even with the shift lever raised up. I expected them to be a bit thicker in the toe than my motocross boots, but thinner than my snowmobile boots. They are super hard to get on, much harder than my motocross and snowmobile boots. They are to tight on the arch of my foot. They only have one adjustment knob, my snowmobile boots have two knobs. I have not used them yet just tried them on, not even sure I will keep them. I am extremely UN impressed especially for the money! My snowmobile boots are much better and much less money. These fell way short of my expectations as a boot supposedly specifically designed for snow biking, or even just ergonomically.

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  • O'Neal Racing Rider Shorty Boots

    Kendall in IL

    OK

    Super stiff boots.. looks great but very hard to break in compare to the THOR Blitz

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  • Klim Adventure GTX Boots

    Dakotah in NH

    Round up your size! Fantastic boot for snowbikes.

    These boots are great. If you're wondering about sizes, I wear a size 10 in Van's, 10.5 in Danner boots, and a 10.5 in Nike shoes. I went with the 11, knowing there was a .5 size insert with these boots, and wanted to leave room for thicker socks anyways. The 11 worked perfectly for me. I keep the lowest profile insert in, and usually wear Klim Mammoth socks, or thermal Carhartt socks on my rides. There is no rubbing or chafing on the inside of the boot, the soles are very grippy (I'm a 'balls-of-the-feet' peg rider), and the BOA system works a lot better than I had anticipated. I live in northern New Hampshire, and it gets VERY cold here in the mountains. So far I've only logged around 200 miles with these boots on, but it's been no warmer than 40F each ride. My toes & feet have never been happier with me. As a side note, I take foot comfort & warmth very seriously. I ended up getting frostbite in my toes during Cold Weather Survival School in the Marine Corps, and lost a lot of feeling in the tips of my toes. The rest of my foot is extremely sensitive to cold - I can step in a puddle of 80F water & lose feeling in my feet. These boots have without a doubt held up so far for me.

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  • Alpinestars Belize Drystar® Leather Boots

    Mike in FL

    Alpine Star Boots

    These are the most comfortable MX Boots I’ve ever had. I would recommend them to anyone

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  • Leatt GPX 5.5 FlexLock Boots

    Gill in UT

    Disappointing Purchase

    I really want to like these boots. They fit true to size. I wear a size 10 and ordered a size 11. The 11's were too big. I replaced the 11's with size 10's and they fit great. There's still a little toe room space and the boots are very comfortable. However, I'm very disappointed in Leatt's buckles. After the first ride, they are very hard to buckle. I thought the buckles for defective and contacted Leatt for replacements. Leatt will take about a week to reply to email messages. What I found is if "any" dust / dirt get's in the buckle mechanism, the are VERY hard to close. So, I find myself having to clean the buckles after every ride for proper function for the next ride. I find that I have to put the boots on first, without any protective gear on, in order to buckle them. It almost feels like I'm pushing down so hard to the buckle, I'm afraid I'll break the buckle - if they weren't cleaned prior to the ride. For the amount of cash I paid for these boots, I expected better performance.

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