IRON JIA'S Waterproof Motorcycle Shoes for Men, Anti-Slip Breathable Street Casual Motorcycle Riding Boots with Lace Garage, Ankle Support, Shift Pads 7.5

They are very comfortable and the fit is correct. I've been using them for a while and I already had the "chance" to use them in the rain and confirm their waterproof quality. Very good value for the money.

The shoes are well made and ventilated about as much as a normal running shoe. The quality seems good and it fits well and is decently protective. The first thing that stood out to me was that the toes are turned up and the treads are deep. When riding on pegs they grip well and the upturned toes make shifting easier. However I recently bought and installed floorboards, and these two features actually got in the way and I ditched them and went back to flat bottom boots because the treads made it hard to slide the shoe under the clutch lever, and the toe angle made it where the boot needs to be tilted forward when at rest to shift up. Tried adjusting the shift lever but it never worked well. I took off a star for that because I think it could work depending on how you ride and how your bike is set up, but just did not for me.

I'm really happy with these boots. I wear them every time I ride. While they are a bit stiff for just walking around, when I get somewhere, they are still comfortable. I would absolutely recommend.

Great product. Very comfortable

These are great riding boots that look stylish and feel like tennis shoes. Very grippy with nice ancle protection. Would buy again!

Fits well, more like enforced tennis shoes over boots, though. The idea of the lace garage is cool; it just gets stuck. Good for running around or a quick trip to the store. I don't know about long distances or advanced use, though. I'll update after I've worn them more.

Amazingly these boots fit exactly as they said it would. My husband really likes them

Well they are definitely comfortable. Seem well made. Padding in all the right areas. The lace hanger is useless. If the tongue was longer so it stuck out you could tuck the lace ends in but it’s completely covered by the top lace crossover. I noticed in some of the photos they don’t tie the laces, just tuck them behind the tongue.