Icon Field Armor Boots

By so silly from Anytown, USA on 05/15/2008

Cons: if you have big feet its hard to feel controls or fit your foot under them

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By Finch from Dothan, AL on 04/28/2008

Pros: Fits my wider feet very well. After wearing them a couple of times, they are pretty well broken in. Offer very good ankle support and seem to offer really good protection. They actually don't tend to get to hot.

Cons: Fit a half size too small on my feet, and the added height of the boot means I need to adjust the shift lever on my bike to be able to shift properly.

Sizing Info: Fits 1 size smaller

Additional Sizing Notes: I wear a size 10.5 Extra Wide Wolverine steel toe work boot, and wound up having to get the size 11 boot to fit properly. No width issues, just the slight length difference issue.

Comments: I suggest wearing these around for a while to make sure you get them broken in well. Before they're broken in, they tend to be a little tough to shift and brake in. I recommend adjusting your... (Read the rest of this review)

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By Kyle from Vancouver, WA on 03/27/2008

Pros: These boots have excellent construction. The clips are sturdy and don't feel flimsy or chincy.. The zipper feels tough too. The ankle support is great, it is supportive, but not too restrictive. They are a little uncomfortable until they are broken in (stiff). Oh, and they are awesome looking.

Sizing Info: Fits true to size

Comments: All in all these are excellent boots that are well constructed, fit true to size, look awesome and are actually affordable.

5 of 5 people found this review helpful.

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By andrae from seattle on 03/25/2008

Pros: great stunt boot, well constructed and looks beefy

Cons: boot was wider than norm, and not too flexable

Sizing Info: Other

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By John from Charleston, SC on 03/11/2008

Pros: Seems like great protection, meaning I haven't had to test that part yet :) The three straps and the zippered side makes it easy to get in and out of the boot.

Cons: A little on the short side, could be about 2 -3 inches taller, closer to the calf. But they are street boots, where you probably wouldn't tuck in riding pants that stop just below the calf. Not as flexible as I hoped. Hanging off with just the ball/toes of your feet on the peg, isn't the most comfortable.

Sizing Info: Fits true to size

Comments: Fairly thick toe area, so if you are used to shoes, you may need to adjust your shifter, or just shift without your toes completely under the shifter. Probably as must protection you could ever... (Read the rest of this review)

3 of 4 people found this review helpful.

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