John in CA
I can't speak to the longevity of these boots, but Sidi's have always lasted me quite awhile. The fit on these is very Sidi.. they feel similar to both of the pairs of crossfires I've had in the past. 1 pair of SRS and the other TA. I don't have a wide or narrow foot. They just fit me well. The crossair X feels more like the TA. It has good peg feel and out of the box comfy. I didn't spend any time breaking them in off the bike. I just went rode.. forgot I had new boots on. They were very easy to walk around in as well. I like that they are lighter than the Crossfire, but seem to provide a similar level of protection, with improved comfort.
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Needed to go up a half size on these boots, otherwise they feel pretty good, like the ankle pivot system. The buckles are a whole different story, tough to buckle. Did I mention the buckles absolutely suck?
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Sidis are the best in the business 1 for their quality and protection especially the atojo models, and 2 because you can replace the soles extending the life of your boots by years!!
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Sidis are the best in the business 1 for their quality and protection especially the atojo models, and 2 because you can replace the soles extending the life of your boots by years!! These soles go on easy and are a game changer!!!
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These are incredibly lightweight and great feel and flex right out of the box. Maybe not as durable as the Crossfire 3 (not as many replaceable parts) but the new sole has great peg feel and although Sidi boots are known to be narrow, these are plenty wide.
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Good Boots, just switched from Gaerne SG 12 I wore for about 12 years. The two boots are different, but very comparable in value quality, fit and comfort and protection. So far so good. I like the replacement parts availability if needed.
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