Sedici Maximo Adventure Boots – Product Review
Right Adventure Boot – Cyclegear’s Sedici Maximo
I bought these boots from Cyclegear, which I believe is the exclusive reseller for Sedici brand. Here are the benefits that Cyclegear touts on their website:
Features and Benefits
- Full grain leather upper
- Oil resistant molded rubber gripper sole
- Stepped heel for riding and walking comfort
- 100% waterproof and breathable HIPORA lining
- Reinforced shin and ankle protection
- Thermo-set molded heel counter
- Reflective upper heel panel
- Molded rubber gear change patch
- Stretch panels for maximum comfort
- Locking multi-point fastening adjusters for a customizable fit
- Hook and loop calf adjustment
- Padded upper cuff for ultimate comfort
Left Adventure Boot- Sedici Maximo
For the positives first: I really like the size of them, meaning they are not too tall like motocross boots or too short. These motorcycle boots have two easy to use latches or fasteners that work well to get comfortable snug fit. They fit my feet pretty well and that is big for me as many shoes just don’t jive with my unique size and shaped feet. They are waterproof, look pretty cool and they are at an affordable price point. I think I paid a little over a hundred dollars, although their site is currently selling them for $149. but still a good deal either way.
Adventure motorcycle boot insole after only half season of light use.
Now for the negatives: I have read that they are not all leather, just the upper part- they do say that in the features but one would think they were all leather except the rubber sole- this is not the case. A little marketing spinning going on here. The sole, on my pair at least, seem to have faded or is light black color and doesn’t look great- I’m aware it not a fashion show but wouldn’t mind the sole matching and not looking faded. I don’t know if I got them that way, but it’s not that big of deal but thought it is worth mentioning. Take a look at pics (click on them to see them larger) to see what I am talking about. I pretty much just ride in these boots, maybe walk into a store to get something, but not a whole lot of walking in these to say the least, with that said the insole has already came apart so I had to buy a new pair of insoles for the boots, no big deal but they shouldn’t have gone to crap that soon. I have not even had them for a full season of riding.
Hopefully this gives you some insight into these boots, overall I am glad I bought them and think they are decent value. Time will tell if I still feel this way.
Here is link to their product’s page
Good luck with adventure boot shopping and I hoep the product review has helped- thanks for reading!
