Oxtar TCS Evo RX Boots

Please see our Oxtar Sizing Information page for help in choosing a size. Recent US size conversion changes have been made so look it over carefully!

I really like the styling of this boot as compared to previous Oxtar race designs. And the fit is a bit better than before as well (on me anyway) since it’s got a slightly wider toe and is a bit less wide than before. The multicolored sole is pretty neat too. For protection, this style has the Torsion Control System, a very elaborate flexible armor system to protect your ankle and heel and it’s also designed to prevent hyperextension both front to back and side to side (in other words, a system such as this helps to keep your ankle from being broken in a fall). This type of system has become a standard for the top boot in each manufacturer’s line-up. But this boot has another feature not found on most others: the Metatarsal Control System incorporated into the Titanium Toe Sliders. Take the “View Larger Pictures” link above and you’ll see a hinge arrangement behind the toe slider which is designed to limit the amount of flex the boot will allow for the front of your foot. To document the protection features of the boot, the TCS Evo RX boasts CE approval. The approval requires cushioning of lateral shock on shin and ankle bones, lateral impact on the sole, resistance to impact abrasion, resistance of upper to cutting and resistance of the sole to abrasion (sounds impressive, no?). And then there are the Titanium toe sliders (yes, really made of the metal—not just a color). These provide longer wear than nylon, and as you might imagine would slide very easily on asphalt, and best of all they spark when you touch down!