Dainese Seeker Gore-Tex Motorcycle Boots

The Adventure Touring boot from Dainese. The ultimate in comfort and protection for motorcycle touring in any terrain. Safety and control for exploration tours with maximum freedom. Premium leather construction with impermeable Gore-Tex® Performance membrane provides the ultimate in durability and weatherproofing for a secure and comfortable fit in all weather conditions. Maximum focus on lightness and comfort is combined with a focus on protection in the saddle, also thanks to the shin protector with Dainese Pro-Armor technology, which allows maximum safety and freedom of movement. The closure is secure and precise thanks to the QuickLacing system with double metal strap. The innovative asymmetric Groundtrax® sole with differentiation in the shifting and braking areas is designed to ensure optimal stability, grip and traction both on the bike and off the saddle on any terrain. Thanks to the robustness and rigidity of the profile, the Seeker Gore-Tex® is suitable for both on-road and off-road use, providing maximum balance and comfort at all times. Equipped with an adjustment system on the shaft for maximum fit and comfort.

Features:

TPU shifter
Calf width adjustment strap
full grain cowhide leather upper
Split leather inserts on the inside
Stiff inserts on the ankles
Two adjustable metal buckles
Gore-Tex Performance Comfort membrane for footwear
Flexible joints for added comfort
Quick release buckle on the inside

Color:	black/dark green
Size:	47
Boots Type:	Boots
Sport:	Motorcycle
Features:	Waterproof
Gender:	Men
Material:	Leather, Textile
Application area:	Touring

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Size table

Size table for Dainese Seeker Gore-Tex Motorcycle Boots:

Measurements in:

inch

EU-Size	US-Size	Foot Length (cm)
36	4.5	24
37	5.5	24.5
38	6	25
39	7	25.5
40	7.5	26.5
41	8.5	27
42	9	27.5
43	10	28
44	11	28.5
45	11.5	29
46	12.5	30
47	13	30.5
48	13.5	31
49	14.5	31.5
50	15.5	32

How to measure your height:

1 Foot length

Measure your foot length from the heel to the tip of your longest toe. Stand barefoot on a sheet of paper and distribute your weight evenly. Mark the very back of your heel and the tip of your longest toe, then measure the distance between those two points. Make sure you are standing straight, because the foot expands slightly under weight.