Who likes to ride long distances needs a boot down, thought of for tourism, but above all, comfortable and waterproof, so suitable for all seasons. Alpinestars Ridge is definitely a product that can meet these needs with CE certification, is expected in full-grain leather and lightweight fabric inserts at the top and sides reinforced to support the ankles.
The protection is built for the malleolus and the heel is placed on the inside. The sole is solid rubber and the area in contact with the gear is no further reinforcement. The Drystar waterproof fabric keeps feet dry in any condition but at the same time ensures breathability for maximum comfort.
Dell'intersuola edges are designed to keep the foot in a natural position while in motion is that when you walk. The anatomical insole and removable multi-density EVA padding helps to further increase the comfort of this boot. The closure is provided by two adjustable Velcro rips. Also provided with reflective in the rear for increased visibility.
Alpinestars Ridge, in black, costs 120 €. 
The protection is built for the malleolus and the heel is placed on the inside. The sole is solid rubber and the area in contact with the gear is no further reinforcement. The Drystar waterproof fabric keeps feet dry in any condition but at the same time ensures breathability for maximum comfort.
Dell'intersuola edges are designed to keep the foot in a natural position while in motion is that when you walk. The anatomical insole and removable multi-density EVA padding helps to further increase the comfort of this boot. The closure is provided by two adjustable Velcro rips. Also provided with reflective in the rear for increased visibility.
Alpinestars Ridge, in black, costs 120 €.
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