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UTV Boots
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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Alpinestars Belize Drystar® Oiled Leather Boots
RAUL in CO
The proof is in the pudding...
Finally decided to retire my Alpine Tech 2 shorties and bought these. Not only are these boots light and comfortable they offer very impressive protection. To put it in a nutshell; a new Tusk Waypoint front tire and fresh asphalt sealer do not mix. Fortunately this was a 10 mph slide out with the bike pinning my right foot, and these boots didn't flinch. Walked away with only minor road rash and no foot injuries or a limp. Highly recommend.
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Alpinestars Belize Drystar® Leather Boots
Nicolas in MN
Quality boot but missing the point
Engineering is that art of compromise, as they say. Short ADV boots don't escape to this rule, as they have to to provide protection and convenience. These Belize Drystar are missing the mark by a bit, the protection is good (for a short boot) but the comfort and mostly convenience is lacking. Very stiff, hard sole, no forward flexing whatsoever (that would really help with switching gears or walking), and the closures are very ski-boots like. The construction looks solid and quality apparent, but at this price one can hope the quality is there ... Overall a good boot, but not a great value.
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O'Neal Racing Rider Shorty Boots
PAUL in NY
Good short boot
They fit very well. I've only worn them a few times. They are super stiff so maybe overtime they'll break in a little bit.
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Klim Adventure GTX Boots
David in LA
Casual ADV
I'm not gonna lie, I got these for ease of putting them on and taking off; the boa system works well, though the wire cables flopping around when disengaged is kinda disconcerting. They have a wide toe box and the plethora of insert options should make most content fit-wise. The tread is hiking boot-like, and walking in them isn't terrible. I'm an 11 and they fit true to size.
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