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Kawasaki Motorcycle Boots

Kawasaki motorcycle boots here are race boots inspired by Kawasaki riders in WSBK from 2015 to 2026. Designs include Jonathan Rea, Tom Sykes and Axel Bassani. Colors mix black, red, white and Kawasaki green. Each pair is hand-stitched to order in cowhide. For suits and jackets, see all Kawasaki race gear .
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Kawasaki Motorcycle Boots
Team Colors, EU 36 to 46

These Kawasaki motorcycle boots are inspired by the boots of Kawasaki riders in WSBK. The designs run from 2015 to 2026. Most mix black, red and white, and some add Kawasaki green or silver chrome. Each pair is hand-stitched to order in 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide.

For Jonathan Rea, pick the Jonathan Rea 2019 superbike boots or the Rea 2020 race boots .

His newest design is the Jonathan Rea 2023 racing boots .

For other riders, see the Tom Sykes 2015 race boots or the Axel Bassani 2026 track boots .

Protection and Sizing

Protection - ankle and shin protectors, a reinforced heel and toe, and toe sliders you can replace. A leather shifter pad covers the gear-change side.

Sole - a rubber sole that resists slips and oil, with grip zones for track and road.

Sizing - EU 36 to 46 (US 4.5 to 12) in standard sizes, for men and women. Boots are not cut to custom measurements.

Buying Guidance

How do I choose a size? Measure your foot length at home. Then compare it with the size chart. Race boots fit close at the ankle and heel.

What goes with these boots? See the matching Kawasaki racing suits and Kawasaki motorcycle jackets. Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009.

Frequently Asked Questions

Start with the rider and the year you like. Jonathan Rea has designs from 2019, 2020 and 2023. Tom Sykes has a 2015 design, and Axel Bassani has a 2026 design. Each product page names its rider and year and shows the full colors. The boots mix black, red and white, and some add Kawasaki green or silver chrome. All pairs are hand-stitched to order in 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide and share the same protection.
The boots come in EU 36 to 46, which is US 4.5 to 12. They come in standard sizes only, with no custom size option. Measure your foot length in centimeters before you order. Do not rely on your sneaker size, because race boots fit closer around the ankle and heel. If your foot falls between two sizes, ask the customer service page team for advice. Sizes are offered for both men and women.
Each boot has ankle and shin protectors and a reinforced heel and toe. The toe sliders can be replaced when they wear down. A leather shifter pad protects the top of the boot on the gear-change side. The rubber sole resists slips and oil and has grip zones for track and road use. The upper is 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide, hand-stitched to order. Check each product page for its full list of features.
Wipe the boots with a damp cloth after each ride to remove dirt and bugs. Let them dry at room temperature, away from heaters and direct sun. Use a leather conditioner from time to time to keep the cowhide soft. Check the toe sliders and replace them when they get thin. Store the boots upright in a cool, dry place. The leather care instructions give more tips on cleaning and storage.

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