Review: Sedici Vertice Waterproof - Adv Motorcycle Boot

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  • čas přidán 7. 02. 2023
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    In this video, we're taking a look at the Sedici Vertice waterproof adventure motorcycle boots. We've reviewed these boots and we're giving you our thoughts on whether they're the right boots for you if you're looking to start adventure touring on a motorcycle.
    If you're interested in adventure touring on a motorcycle, be sure to check out this video! We'll show you all the details on the Sedici Vertice waterproof adventure motorcycle boots, and let you know if they're the right boots for you. We also have a review of these boots, so you can make the decision for yourself!
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Komentáře • 21

  • @danzuelch
    @danzuelch Před rokem +2

    I was afraid to look at the price. Good price for us budget riders!!!

    • @swcoloradoadventures
      @swcoloradoadventures  Před rokem

      Heck yeah! I am a budget rider. I love riding, but it has its place. Thanks!

  • @christophernewsome7194
    @christophernewsome7194 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Thank you for making this video looking for a new set

  • @JohnDavis-ol7qg
    @JohnDavis-ol7qg Před 5 měsíci +1

    I just bought a Royal Enfield Himalayan . I bought the Enfield jacket, which sized a size small. I'm 5'9" 195 lbs , size 11 and the jacket must be a extra large to fit properly. I love it. fits better than any other jacket I tried. I bought a set of Bilt ADV pants and a Sedici Granda boots. I did look at these, but for $50 more onsale, I spent the extra money. I have taken everything for a ride, and I will have to adjust the shifter for the boots to be able to shift the bike without fighting the upshift. I did have to go up one full size. I am your newest subscriber. great content

    • @swcoloradoadventures
      @swcoloradoadventures  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Hey John, nice to have you on board! Seems like you’re set for some fun. I had to adjust my lever as well. It was a challenge to get it just right with some of the steep inclines I go up as well. Enjoy the bike and stay safe!

  • @jamespegram8843
    @jamespegram8843 Před rokem +1

    I've got a pair of buckler steel toe cap welly boots... ride to work..work to ride.. 🇬🇧👍

  • @luisloya1120
    @luisloya1120 Před rokem +1

    I went with the Low w.p. boots in a whole size larger, they fit like a glove.

  • @edwardkaminsky8142
    @edwardkaminsky8142 Před rokem +1

    Great Review Ron.
    Did not know all this foot protection information.

    • @swcoloradoadventures
      @swcoloradoadventures  Před rokem

      Thanks! Glad it was useful. I'm learning stuff everyday as well!

    • @edwardkaminsky8142
      @edwardkaminsky8142 Před rokem +1

      @@swcoloradoadventures Been meaning to inquire about your motorcycle trailer. Can you give us any info on trailing a bike or two behind the truck and...what are the advantages of leaving the trailer hitched or not hitched to truck.
      Thank you for your slick info.

    • @swcoloradoadventures
      @swcoloradoadventures  Před rokem +1

      @@edwardkaminsky8142 that’s a great question. I’ll add that to the list!

  • @ProCoatsCalgary
    @ProCoatsCalgary Před rokem +2

    Keep going Bro

  • @135246bg
    @135246bg Před rokem +2

    Nice review. I have the same boots for a while. Initially they were very stiff, but have losened over time. They seem protective and warm, they are my cold weather boots. I was concerned that those plastic buckles may break, but so far so good. These are really well priced for what they are. Other brand name boots are usually $300+. For me these are fine as I don't go off road much. Thanks for your video, looking forward to more.

    • @swcoloradoadventures
      @swcoloradoadventures  Před rokem

      Hey Thanks for that! Yeah, I am sure they will be much better after a bit. I just treated the leather after the video. That will help for sure. Its great to have another long-term user that endorses them. Thanks!

  • @christophernewsome7194
    @christophernewsome7194 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Did you make a up date video of how they are doing now

    • @swcoloradoadventures
      @swcoloradoadventures  Před 7 měsíci

      I have not. I can tell you they are ok. They are too stiff for me. Never really broke in the way I would have liked for shifting and braking which we all do a lot of. Everything else good. Hope that helps!

  • @EAGLE-SAN
    @EAGLE-SAN Před rokem +1

    HEY, RON... JUST CHECKED ON THE PRICING OF THOSE BOOTS AND AT 170 DOLLARS I WILL STICK TO MY 5 DOLLAR FLIP FLOPS- YAA, SURE.... SOO, DID THOSE GAS TANK STICK-ON PADS STAY ON YOUR BIKE- UTAH TRIP, ETC? AND SINCE I LIVED IN SNOW COUNTRY FOR MANY A MOON- OPHIR/SILVERTON/TELLURIDE... I STILL USE SNOW SEAL TO SEAL MY BOOTS. GREAT VIDEO- GLAD YOU ENJOYED THE VALLEY OF THE GODS! JOHN IN NORWOOD

    • @swcoloradoadventures
      @swcoloradoadventures  Před rokem

      Hey John! Yeah the pads are still on there. I guess they could peel off, but I looked at the edges and they're still sucked down tight. The boots are more than some for sure, less than many others for sure. I have treated them since. And, the trip to Utah VOG was a great suggestion. Thanks for that!