TCX RT-Race Boots
- Air Tech breathable mesh lining
- Fasten Fit Control (FFC) lacing system for improved riding precision
- Side closure with zip and elastic panel
- Micro-adjustable aluminum buckle
- TPU Gear shifter guard
- Ortholite footbed with long term cushioning and high level of breathability
- Abrasion resistant microfibre heat guard to offer the best grip on the bike frame
- Soft microfiber gaitor for improved windproofing at high speed
- Lightweight rubber outsole with differentiated design for optimal grip on the footpegs
- Upper in microfiber
- Anti-torsion Double Flex Control System (DFC) to reduce the risk of over-extension of the ankle joint
- Ergonomic polyurethane heel counter with replaceable, wear-resistant side magnesium slider
- Ergonomic polyurethane shin plate with air intakes
- Replaceable, abrasion-resistant, polyurethane toe and heel sliders
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Sizing Information
We find TCX boots to be very consistent in fit from one model to the next. We checked this boot and it too is consistent with other models. To choose a size, please click here to see the TCX size chart. The general width of TCX is “medium” or D to E. To compare to other brands you may have experience with, I’d say the overall fit is somewhere between a Sidi boot which is generally a bit more narrow, and an Alpinestars boot which has a more generous width.
Our Two Cents
These new RT Race boots are really sharp and pack lot of premium features into a reasonably priced package in my opinion. They offer the interior lacing for size adjustment and have an ankle torsion control system and lots of high tech looking components!
I was all set for sticker shock when these boots first landed on my desk, With other race boots with the list of features these have, I’d have guessed a price point of $400 or more, but I was pleasantly surprised with the $299 retail price. Good job TCX! I like the textured material used on the bike-side of the boot. The material will help to grip the body parts of the bike and the material is somwhat soft like tight grain suede. It has a neat pattern molded into it too.
These boots are one of the few out there constructed with the interior lacings across the instep and ankle area of your foot. Its hard to get an exact fit with a side-zip boot and these lacings help you to do just that. Also there is a strip of slightly stretchy material on the back side of the zipper to help provide a bit of “give”. That little bit of flexibility helps with fit, but also makes it a lot easier to raise the zipper. The calf if adjustable too. Its a ratchet type closure that is easy to use and quite secure.
If you look at the close-up pictures, you can see the exterior “Flex Control System”. Its a firm molded plastic piece that fits all around the ankle. It provided limited flex front to back and side to side but resists any large flexing like you might experience in a crash.
The whole boot really feels sturdy and should provide great crash protection. And the overall looks are much less “clunky” than past designs I’ve seen. I really do like this boot… especially for the price! :: Paul, 11-15-17
