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The are a replica inspired by the boots Pedro Acosta wore in 2024, his first season in MotoGP. This guide covers who Acosta is, what the product page lists for the boots, and what riders should check when choosing racing boots.
Key Takeaways
- Pedro Acosta rode for Red Bull GasGas Tech3 in 2024 and finished sixth overall in his first MotoGP season.
- The boots are a replica inspired by his 2024 gear, not equipment supplied by Acosta or his team.
- The product page lists milled cowhide, TPU ankle, heel and shin guards, replaceable toe sliders and a YKK side zip.
- The European standard for motorcycle boots, EN 13634, tests abrasion, cut resistance and sole rigidity; ankle impact testing is optional.
- Sizes run from EU 36 to 46, with men's and women's fits.
Pedro Acosta in the 2024 MotoGP Season
Acosta won the Moto3 title in 2021 and the Moto2 title in 2023, then moved up to MotoGP with Red Bull GasGas Tech3 in 2024. He scored five podiums as a rookie and finished sixth overall with 215 points, two points behind Brad Binder. For 2025 he moved to the factory Red Bull KTM team. Riders who follow his career can browse the collection for related gear.
What the Boots Include
According to the product page, the boots are made from drum-dyed, milled cowhide leather 1.2 to 1.3 mm thick. The product page does not state an EN 13634 rating for these boots. The listed protection and comfort features are:
- Listed guards: molded TPU guards at the ankle, heel and shin, plus reinforced heel and toe protectors.
- Replaceable toe sliders: the listing describes TPU toe sliders that can be replaced as they wear.
- Gear shifter pad: a heavy-duty pad on the inside of the boot, where the shift lever makes contact.
- Closure: a YKK coil side zipper with a reinforced ankle collar.
- Sole: two rubber compounds with oil and gasoline resistance.
- Ventilation: a breathable mesh lining and a shin vent for airflow.
Other rider-themed options sit in the , including the .
What the Standard Says About Racing Boots
In Europe, motorcycle boots are covered by EN 13634. According to SATRA, the standard requires assessment of the height of the upper and the seam construction, along with tests for transverse rigidity, bond strength between upper and outsole, and impact cut and abrasion resistance. Ankle impact protection is an optional test that a manufacturer can run if it wants to make a specific claim.
The product page does not state an EN 13634 rating for these boots, so riders who need a certified boot for a track organizer should confirm the documentation before ordering.
Fit and Made-to-Order Production
The boots are hand-stitched and made to order. The product page lists sizes EU 36 to 46 (US 4.5 to 12) with men's and women's fits. A racing boot should hold the heel without lifting, leave room to flex at the ankle, and let the toe reach the shift lever without the sole feeling stiff. Trying the size with the same socks worn on the bike gives a more accurate result.
Colors and Replica Details
The boots come in black, red and white, in a replica inspired by Acosta's 2024 gear. The protection features are those listed on the product page, not those of equipment used by the rider. Riders building a matching kit can add in the same colors.
Updated: October 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these the boots Pedro Acosta races in?
No. The boots are a replica inspired by the gear Acosta wore in the 2024 MotoGP season. They are not equipment supplied by the rider or his team, and the construction follows the product page.
What does EN 13634 cover?
EN 13634 is the European standard for protective footwear for motorcycle riders. It requires tests such as abrasion, impact cut resistance, transverse rigidity and the bond between upper and sole, while ankle impact protection is an optional test that manufacturers can add to support a specific claim.
What sizes are available?
The product page lists sizes from EU 36 to 46, equal to US 4.5 to 12, with men's and women's fit options. The boots are hand-stitched and made to order, so riders between sizes should compare the foot length against the size chart before choosing.
What are replaceable toe sliders for?
The toe is the part of a racing boot that touches the track first in a deep lean. A replaceable TPU slider is intended to take the wear in place of the leather, so the slider, rather than the leather, is the part that is replaced once it wears.
Written by the Leather Collection Editorial Team.
