Daytona Trans Open GTX Boots

Daytona Trans Open GTX Boots

For all bikers who will only consider wearing super-sturdy enduro or touring boots made of really thick leather, Daytona has the perfect answer. The Daytona *Trans Open GTX*, made of 2.8 mm thick, greased special full-grain cowhide. It’s incredibly comfortable while, at the same time, offering maximum protection. So it’s no surprise that these boots are also equipped with a GORE-TEX climate membrane. But what is astonishing is their light weight – a real bonus!

Material:

• 2.8 mm thick, greased special full-grain cowhide
• Waterproof and breathable GORE-TEX climate membrane
• Textile lining 80% polyamide, 20% polyester
• Sturdy special enduro sole with steel cap

Protection:

• Strong ankle protection and large shin guard, made of impact-resistant plastic, lined on the inside with open-cell special foam
• Plastic-reinforced inner sole with hot-galvanised steel shank

Comfort/features:

• Two side zippers for easy step-in, fully covered with leather
• Hook-and-loop adjustment for different calf sizes
• Anatomically shaped ventilated insole (forefoot thickness 2 mm)
• Splashproof leather shaft edge

Shaft height:

• approx. 32 cm (size 44)

Certificates:

• CE certified to EN 13634:2017

Good to know:
Availability of extra-small and extra-large sizes
The most popular boot sizes from Daytona are 37 to 47. Louis usually has these in stock and can dispatch them quickly when you place your order. Extra-small (34 to 36) and extra-large (48 to 51) sizes, on the other hand, are only produced in relatively small quantities by Daytona, due to lower demand, and in some cases only to order. For this reason, if you order one of these sizes, delivery may take a little longer. We trust you will understand, and we promise to deliver your order as quickly as possible.

Good to know:
Your breathable shoes are wind and waterproof. But boots are only breathable when you’re wearing technical socks. Whereas cotton socks absorb and store moisture, technical socks first of all wick sweat and moisture away from your feet and into your shoes. Then the breathable shoe membrane completes the job of transporting the moisture out of the shoe altogether. That’s how breathability works.