text: Overall, I would give it a three and a half star. It has a small reflective sticker on the back, and reflective strips on the side.<br />The boots fit great for people with wider feet, and still look like not overly big shoes.<br />These boots are great for city riding, and urban riding, but I would not use them on the tracks.<br />The boots are exactly as pictured, unlike another reviewer commented. On the picture there is a label in between both boots.<br /><br />Pros:<br />About half the price of regular motorcycle boots<br />seem sturdy<br />ankle joint and shinbone protection, and the use of sturdy (tire-like) rubber soles and side fabric<br />has reflector strips on them<br />Water (rain) proof (not ocean proof).<br />In quality very similar to my $120 boots, but easier to get into.<br />They have an extra leather patch where the gear shifter touches the boots.<br /><br />Aside from the shinbone fabric, I would give this a 4.5 star.<br />The discomfort of the fabric brings it down 1 star.<br /><br />Cons:<br />inside the boot there's a fabric pushing on my shinbone. It feels uncomfortable, and painful when on the longer (4+ hours) rides, see pictures attached).<br />They seem sturdy, and protect your feet better than combat boots, but for some reason, I believe they're not top quality (what trackracers would wear).<br /><br />Edit:<br />4 month review: one of the boots has the sole coming off, and both of them have a small (immitation leather) piece in the back that's wearing off from rubbing against the pants.<br />I had to lower 4 star to 1 star for this.<br />Don't buy, won't last.