Dainese Sport Master Gore-Tex Boots Review
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- Dainese Sport Master Gore-Tex Boots Review
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The Dainese Sport Master Gore-Tex boots will add new levels of confidence and protection to your ride. The Sport Masters feature Dainese's AXIAL anti-twist System (Certified boots to CE - Cat. II - EN 13634 Standard), nylon heels, plastic sliders, and TPU inserts. The boots are also waterproof with their D-Stone fabric, microfiber upper, and Gore-Tex membrane. 
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Just a quick note on these boots!
At 2:20 Brandon talks about the Boot-to-Suit connection system. After shooting this video Dainese decided to remove the velcro and replace it with their Demon logo for the full production version. The version shown here was a sample given to us before the boot's release so we could make a video in time for the release. Product photos on the linked page below are accurate as to what the boot looks like when ordered on the site:
www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-sport-master-gore-tex-boots
It's also worth noting that these are still designed as an in-boot, they just no longer have the abrasive "hook" fastener side which can tear up pants that are not equipped with the softer "loop" side.
-Zack
can it still be worn with a leather suit ?
@@enricosabbatini9302 Yes, provided the trousers are designed for “in” boots. Most (all?) textiles are designed for “in” boots. And I believe all Dainese race suits and most of their leather pants are designed for “in” boots, too.
Really miss Anthony's reviews -- with his nitpicks and gripes thrown in and explanation about where the product fits into the range.
Nowadays these are pretty standard product presentations, like just reading a manufacturer spec sheet.
I agree. I miss Anthony alot! He gave a different character to RevZilla videos. And I liked his knowledgeable opinions. Shame he left
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Great job!
I wish Revzilla had stores in kuwait so we could get faster delivery btw the riding season starts in winter here so your business could thrive all year long.
My next pair
Hey Brandon, you mentioned the TR Course Out boot specifically in this review. I've got a pair of the Course Outs in size 46 that fit great. I tried upgrading to a TRQ-Tour in the same size, but it's uncomfortably tight and narrow in the toe and almost baggy around the ankle. Can you advise whether the Sport Master fits more like the TR Course Out or the TRQ-Tour?
Any tips on calf adjustment? Can't get them to zip up?
They look somehow shorter than other boots. Are they, or it's just my impression because they are thinner in their upper part?
How would you compare these to the Alpinestars SMX Plus V2 goretex?
Thanks as usual for the quality reviews!
Same question!
I really like your t shirt. any link to product by chance?
www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/factory-effex-fx-bike-t-shirt
Dear Revzilla,
I have one question about Dainese if you know the answer.
Why does dainese preferred to choose synthetic leather?
Before some years all the products was 100% genuine leather.
My concern is that the synthetic leather will not last in the years in comparison with the genuine leather!
At least in my mind!
Could you please tell me your opinion about my question and share your experience if you have any for the synthetic leathers by using them for say in a 3 to 5 years.
Thank you.
Lightweight, ease of manufacturing, and customer testimonials seem to say microfiber uppers last quite well. Leather needs its own set of care to last, while synthetics don't.
I've only got my smx-1 r v2 for a year, but besides the bug splatter, they look fine. I didn't expect them to break in much, but they did that too!
They do still have the fulcrum gt if you desire leather too. I've found it to be a nice boot, but a bit fashionably dated. Shrug.
Why does the website show a different looking boot?
Great catch Cedrick!
We dug into that and figured out the reason why, which we have pinned at the top of the comments here.
Sorry for any confusion,
-Zack
the zippers are braking when you walk...slim fit is nice to hide them under pants
nice looking boots! are they certifiec to CE lev 1 or 2?
These boots are CE Level 1 rated.
They are CE level 1 for transverse rigidity, abrasion and cut resistance. Most Dainese boots are only CE level 1, which is disappointing considering the price.
What are the CE levels of impact abrasion resistance,
impact cut resistance and transverse rigidity?
It's CE certified to Level 1 for abrasion resistance, cut protection and transverse rigidity. The Level 1 ratings across the protection board are disappointing for this type of boot.
In contrast, all boots in the Alpinestars SMX range are CE Level 2 for abrasion resistance and impact cut protection. Some but not all SMX boots also achieve Level 2 for transverse rigidity.
TXC's equivalent boots get similar CE ratings to Alpinestars SMX boots. Now that Dainese has bought TCX, I hope it will raise its protection game.
@@The-Splat Totally agree!
Hello, do the feet of a scooter rider sweat in the summer and July heat? I'm looking for the Dainese longboat model with the best air flow. Please help me.
Is this suitable for cold weather riding, or mainly for warm weather since the outer is perforated?
It is perforated but still a WP Gore-tex liner so it can handle cooler climates. We wouldn't recommend trekking around in the snow in them, but depending on your climate you should be OK for the cooler months.
Do these boots still exist?
They do! You can find them here:
www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-sport-master-gore-tex-boots
-Zack
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Hello, do the feet of a scooter rider sweat in the summer and July heat? I'm looking for the Dainese longboat model with the best air flow. Please help me.
Around this budget the Nexus 2 air is better for airflow. Gore tex is more breathable than rubber but not by enough to be cool in summer