Stylmartin Ace Boot ~ 15% Off Sale
The Stylmartin Ace motorcycle boot is made with a beautiful premium leather. The inside of the boot is lined with a soft calfskin leather. Despite not having a waterproof membrane, a good leather treatment will provide some waterproofness. The shifter pad will prevent too much scuff. The Stylmartin Ace is a great choice for the motorcycle rider who wants a more breathable motorcycle boot and living in drier climates.
- Natural full grain leather upper
- PU internal malleolus protection on medial and lateral
- Removable elastic shift protector
- Zipper and lace closures
- Anatomic, anti-bacterial, removable footbed
- Oil-proof, anti-static, anti-slip rubber sole
Read on for more details.
Sizing Information
Stylmartin Sizing Chart
USA Woman’s |
USA Men’s |
European Men/Women |
---|---|---|
5 ½ | - | 37 |
6 ½ | 6 | 38 |
7 ½ | 7 | 39 |
8 | 7 ½ | 40 |
9 | 8 ½ | 41 |
- | 9 | 42 |
- | 10 | 43 |
- | 11 | 44 |
- | 11 ½ | 45 |
- | 12 ½ | 46 |
- | 13 | 47 |
Our Two Cents
The Stylmartin Ace boots are a sharp styled boot for urban and commuter riders.
The Ace boots have a full lace closure and are a one time “set and forget” style thanks to the full entry zipper on the medial side. The top of that zipper is covered with a hook and loop strap as well for some adjustability at the cuff.
The boots full-grain leather and remind me of a high quality football in appearance and feel. The soles should provide great slip resistant traction on just about any surface and they are somewhat stiff but flexible enough that walking around off the bike is comfortable. The ankles have a polyurethane protector on both sides. In lieu of a fixed in place toe reinforcement, Stylmartin provides a removable shift protector. Making these an even more ideal commuter boot because there will be nothing visual to give away their true purpose.
The Stylmartin Ace boots are a sharp looking boot that will work well for urban and commuter riders that need all day comfort from a protective boot. The Ace should perform well for most riders in cold to warm weather with the right socks but might get a little hot in extreme temperatures. :: Mike, 12/06/2022