These MotoGP boots are a replica inspired by Casey Stoner's 2012 Honda race boots. They are cut from 1.2-1.3 mm milled cowhide and hand-stitched to order.
- TPU shin and ankle guards, plus a reinforced heel and toe.
- Replaceable TPU toe sliders and a heavy-duty shifter pad.
- A slip-resistant, oil-resistant rubber sole.
Casey Stoner 2012 MotoGP Boots
Outer Layer
- The upper is milled cowhide leather, 1.2 to 1.3 mm thick. Milling softens the hide so the boot bends at the ankle.
- TPU guards cover the shin and the ankle. TPU is a firm plastic that spreads the force of a hit.
- The heel and toe are reinforced to hold their shape.
- Replaceable TPU toe sliders take the wear when your toe touches the track in a turn.
- A heavy-duty pad sits where the gear shifter rubs.
- The rubber sole resists slips and oil, so your feet stay planted on the pegs.
- Air vents along the shin help cool your legs.
Inner Layer
- A breathable mesh lining lets air move around your foot.
Sizes & Options
- A YKK coil zipper opens the boot, so it is easy to put on and take off.
- The colors are black and fluorescent orange, in the style of Stoner's 2012 Honda boots.
- Sizes run from EU 36 (US 4.5) to EU 46 (US 12), for men and women. Check the size chart before you order.
- Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009. Each pair is hand-stitched and made to order.
- For a later Honda look, see the Honda Repsol leather motorcycle boots or the Marquez MotoGP boots .

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Casey Stoner MotoGP Shoes 2012
Product Specifications
- Product Type: Motorcycle racing boots
- Category: MotoGP race boots
- Intended Use: Track days, sport riding and MotoGP replica collecting
- Material: 1.2-1.3 mm milled cowhide leather
- Construction: Hand-stitched and made to order; reinforced heel and toe
- Comfort Features: Breathable mesh lining; air vents along the shin
- Closure / Fit System: YKK coil zipper
- Style / Design Features: Inspired by Casey Stoner's 2012 Honda MotoGP boots, in black and fluorescent orange
- Protection: TPU shin protector, TPU ankle protector, reinforced heel and toe protectors, replaceable TPU toe sliders, heavy-duty gear shifter pad
- Sole: Slip-resistant and oil-resistant rubber sole
- Sizes: EU 36 to EU 46 (US 4.5 to US 12), men and women
- Brand: Leather Collection
- Explore Related Gear: Browse honda motorcycle boots and the Honda motorcycle suit range.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
TPU guards cover the shin and the ankle. TPU is a firm plastic that spreads the force of a knock over a wider area. The heel and toe are reinforced, so they keep their shape. A heavy-duty pad sits on top of the foot where the gear shifter rubs. The rubber sole resists slips and oil. Together these parts guard the spots that take the most hits in a fall. Compare them with other leather motorcycle boots.
Yes. When you lean hard into a turn, the outer toe can touch the track. The TPU toe slider takes that wear, so the leather stays whole. Once a slider gets thin, take it off and fit a new one. Check the sliders after each track day. A worn slider is quick to swap, and the rest of the boot keeps going for many more rides.
Sizes run from EU 36 (US 4.5) to EU 46 (US 12). One size run fits both men and women. Measure your foot from heel to longest toe in the evening, when feet are a little larger. Then compare it with the size chart. The customer service page can help if you are unsure.
Yes. These boots follow Casey Stoner's 2012 Honda look in black and fluorescent orange. If you like a later Honda rider, the
Marc Marquez boots
are a replica inspired by his race boots. Like this pair, they are hand-stitched to order. Pick the colors that match your bike or your race suit, and check the size chart for each pair.
Wipe the boots with a soft, dry cloth after each ride. Let them dry at room temperature, away from heaters and direct sun. Heat dries leather out and can make it crack. Every few months, rub in a little leather conditioner with a cloth, then buff it. Clean salt and sweat marks with a damp cloth first. Never machine wash them or use solvents. The leather care instructions page has more tips.
