Sedici Vertice Waterproof Boots Review
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Sedici Vertice Waterproof Boots Review
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No cover from the elements? No problem. The Sedici Vertice waterproof boots keep your feet comfortable and dry without compromising feel at the controls. Features include full grain leather construction, waterproof Hipora breathable membrane technology, reinforced ankles/heels/toe boxes, and heavy duty pulls.
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I appreciate how you guys consistently tell us where gear fits on the touring / adventure / commuting / off road spectrum.
P.s. If Sedici is Italian, it would be “say-dee-chee.” But then we are in the USA and can say it however we want. Just don’t want you to get in trouble with Anthony.
I need a boot to prevent a broken / crushed ankle.
Real ADV rider won't want a waterproof boot. Creek crossing, where you get a little deep and the water goes over the top. The boot won't dry any time soon. ADV go with non waterproof, and get a high calf or knee high water proof sock. You can carry extra pair of sock with you, and a non waterproof boot will dry out after a creek crossing. When you are still wearing them. Waterproof boots is no joy once water comes over the top. It looks like a good option for GS riders that spend 99% of the time on the highway.
Picked up a pair on Craigslist for 25 bucks, barely broken in
Not CE rated for safety ?
They feel as robust as any CE boot (not a hard standard to meet at all), but since Sedici is only sold in the US they don't need to test to the ratings of European manufacturers, like most American brands.
sorriest boots ever !!!!! I don't understand why they make boots that make it almost impossible to shift your bike ????
I have zero problems shifting with these boots on my Scrambler 1200.
I just tried on these boots at my local Cycle Gear store. They fitted me very tight so I tried on a whole size larger and it was a slight improvement. And yes it felt like it would be extremely hard to shift gears on. I went instead with the Low Verdici w.p. boots. A lot better fit and flexibility.