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triumphfp's Reviews
TCX X-Cube Boots Italian styling, proprietary WaterProof membrane, and great over the ankle protection make this boot perfect for a quick afternoon session or an all-day ride. Dual compound sole makes peg grip a non-issue, while offering great traction off the bike. Upper composed of suede leather and Air Tech material Water resistant lining Malleolous protection and polyurethane ankle support Double closure system with laces and Velcro for a better fit Anatomic and replaceable footbed Wear-resistant all uses sole
Overall rating
Great boot from great store
PostedAugust 16, 2012
triumphfp
From Bay Area
State:CA
Rider Type:Kneedragger
Age:35-44
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
3
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5
Comfort
5
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5
Protection & Durability
3
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5
Air Flow
5
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5
Features
5
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5
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I have a very wide foot, EE in dress shoes, and was very concerned about ordering shoes/boots online. Eric S from Revzilla was very helpful in directing me to the TCX brand.
This boot is VERY comfortable and fits my boat feet very well. They broke in almost immediately when I wore them walking around at home for only an hour. The shoe is almost a combination of boot and shoe, and I ride with confidence that they won't slip off if I ever need it (which I hope to not test anytime soon). Great protection in all the areas that matter most. Not quite protection of full riding boots, but provides way more protection than riding shoes.
Style-wise, they do look a little like wrestling shoes..but look good with either my kevlar jeans or riding pants. I didn't get them for their looks, though, so it's a non-issue for me. My confidence outweighs style points all day.
In closing, thanks to Eric's great customer service, competitive pricing and prompt shipping, Revzilla has definitely earned the lions share of my moto products business! Thanks Eric S and Revzilla!!!
Rides: 2012 Triumph Street Triple 675
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Teknic Striker Riding Shoes Shell Materials Synthetic leather microfiber Durable injected rubber sole, with inbuilt anti-crush shank Inner materials 3D Airtex mesh Protection Internal injected PU ankle plates Injected PU heel and toe plates Anti-crush sole inert Additional Features Hi-top styled riding sneaker, with motorcycle protection Reinforced instep grip toe shifter panel Ankle adjustment strap Removable foot-bed Printed Graphics Speed lace system
I have a wide foot. I typically wear 11E in shoes. Do these run wider, narrower or "standard" type of width?
Do you have brands that you recommend for wider feet? I've found Joe Rockets and S/S run wide, but I don't like the flimsy construction of those brands
10 months ago
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triumphfp
State: CA
Rider Type: Kneedragger
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
Bay Area
triumphfp's Answers
TCX X-Miles Waterproof Boots Features UPPER Leather and micro fibre, front and rear padded area for a better comfort, rear reflexing insert PROTECTION Malleolus protection, shin plate, polyurethane shift pad integrated in the sole, PU heel counter FOOTBED Anatomic and replaceable SOLE Touring sole with specific grip area and superior stability CE Certification
How do the X-Miles boots close? Velcro or is there a zipper hiding under there?
Velcro. Laces hide very well
10 months ago
by
triumphfp
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Bay Area
TCX X-Cube Boots Italian styling, proprietary WaterProof membrane, and great over the ankle protection make this boot perfect for a quick afternoon session or an all-day ride. Dual compound sole makes peg grip a non-issue, while offering great traction off the bike. Upper composed of suede leather and Air Tech material Water resistant lining Malleolous protection and polyurethane ankle support Double closure system with laces and Velcro for a better fit Anatomic and replaceable footbed Wear-resistant all uses sole
how much it weigh?
Not sure, but they are very light. More like regular high tops versus boots
10 months ago
by
triumphfp
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Bay Area
TCX X-Cube Boots Italian styling, proprietary WaterProof membrane, and great over the ankle protection make this boot perfect for a quick afternoon session or an all-day ride. Dual compound sole makes peg grip a non-issue, while offering great traction off the bike. Upper composed of suede leather and Air Tech material Water resistant lining Malleolous protection and polyurethane ankle support Double closure system with laces and Velcro for a better fit Anatomic and replaceable footbed Wear-resistant all uses sole
Is the in-sole removable (I believe like the TCX Squared) so I can remove it and install my orthopedic in-soles?
Yes it is
10 months ago
by
triumphfp
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Bay Area
TCX X-Cube Boots Italian styling, proprietary WaterProof membrane, and great over the ankle protection make this boot perfect for a quick afternoon session or an all-day ride. Dual compound sole makes peg grip a non-issue, while offering great traction off the bike. Upper composed of suede leather and Air Tech material Water resistant lining Malleolous protection and polyurethane ankle support Double closure system with laces and Velcro for a better fit Anatomic and replaceable footbed Wear-resistant all uses sole
TCX X-Cube Boots vs Alpinestars Fastback WP. Which one would you go with?
I'm torn between these two products. I watched the Revzilla review videos for both of them. TCX seems to have a less stiff sole (good for walking), better protection on ankles and toes, and cost $70 less. Are the A* shoes $70 more just because they are more stylish? Is it because they're higher quality? Or am I missing something? Thanks for help and advice!
I've tried the A* shoe and this one fits me a lot more comfortably. I have a very wide foot, so the wider footbed on the TCX was very nice. Break in time was minimal and I have every confidence in the protection features should the need arise...which I hope never does.
10 months ago
by
triumphfp
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Bay Area