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Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
What types of motorcycle footwear are included in the outlet collection?
The Motorcycle Footwear Outlet includes discounted Alpinestars motorcycle boots and riding shoes across multiple riding uses. Depending on current availability, the range can include racing/sport footwear, urban riding shoes, and adventure or touring-oriented boots.
In general, riding shoes prioritize lower-profile styling and easier off-bike mobility, while full-height boots provide more coverage around the ankle and lower leg. If you want to compare the broader categories, you can also explore road riding shoes and motorcycle boots.
Are outlet motorcycle boots and shoes CE certified?
Many motorcycle boots and riding shoes in this collection are CE certified to EN 13634, the European standard for protective motorcycle footwear. This standard evaluates key protection areas such as abrasion resistance, impact cut resistance, transverse rigidity, and overall footwear construction.
Certification can vary by model, so the exact marking should always be checked on the individual product page or product label. For riders comparing outlet options, CE certification is one of the most useful indicators that the footwear was designed and tested for motorcycle use rather than casual wear.
How should motorcycle boots and riding shoes from this collection fit?
Motorcycle footwear should fit securely at the heel and midfoot, with enough room in the toe box for natural movement but without excess internal slip. A proper fit helps the protective structure stay in place and supports control on the footpegs and controls.
Try footwear on with the socks you actually ride in, and expect a performance-oriented fit rather than the loose feel of casual sneakers. If you are between sizes or plan to use thicker riding socks or footbeds, the better choice is usually the size that maintains comfort without pressure points.
Are there waterproof motorcycle boots or shoes in the outlet collection?
Yes, outlet footwear can include waterproof or weather-resistant options alongside more ventilated or dry-weather designs. In Alpinestars footwear, waterproof constructions are typically intended for commuting, touring, or mixed-weather riding, while non-waterproof models often prioritize airflow, lower weight, or a more direct feel on the bike.
If wet-weather protection is a priority, look for product descriptions that specifically reference a waterproof membrane or weather-focused construction. For more dedicated travel and mixed-surface options, see adventure motorcycle boots.
How do I care for motorcycle boots and riding shoes bought from the outlet?
Care depends on the materials, but the general approach is to remove dirt with a soft brush or damp cloth, use mild soap only when needed, and let the footwear air-dry away from direct heat. Direct heat, machine drying, or aggressive cleaners can damage adhesives, protective components, and waterproof membranes.
For routine maintenance, keep closures clean, inspect soles and impact zones for wear, and store the footwear in a dry, ventilated place. Always follow the care instructions on the product label first, especially for models with technical membranes, knit panels, or leather construction.




























