Sidi Crossfire 3 SRS Boots - Army / Black

What a fab quality boot these are, feel very protected in them, great colours & just so comfy straight away. A lot easier to walk in too, more movement than other boots I've had. Im a size 6, but ordered these in a 7 & they are perfect, so glad I sized up one. Very pleased with my purchase

Mega comfy, easy to put on, all round good boots

I wasn't sold on the SRS version as
the sole looks thicker and more awkward to walk on and I've seen some negative reviews of the bonded sole coming away, on top of that I've always worn the welted sole sidis and never had an issue. Sportsbikeshop price matched a pair so I took a punt.

Fit and comfort is great and despite the level of protection these offer I can actually walk around quite normally and break in time was virtually nil.

The sole is slightly narrower up front than the stitched version, but the toe box doesn't taper down as much towards the front giving a little more room over the toes than the traditional soles.

I used to have different boots for different occasions but I find myself wearing these all the time even for commuting. While not plush inside like an astars tech7, the way these surround my feet provides a fit and comfort that I feel exceeds the tech7 and they don't have the annoying heel float of that boot. Peg/levers to foot connection felt a bit vague at first but after a few rides it's not an issue, no missed shifts like the tech7 plagued me with.

Yes they squeek a little but spray with a silicone spray or furniture spray under the lower buckles shuts them up for a week or two.

I haven't found any grip issues but it's a bonus to know the enduro sole can be fitted in minutes. Another bonus is majority of parts can be replaced and an extra added bonus is the colours of the boot can be changed to match different gear (if that's your thing)

They are slightly narrower up front and made of hard plastic, so when trying them on be sure to spend some time in them and put all your weight into the forefoot, better still get stood on the pegs and make sure the toe box isn't too narrow as your foot spreads.