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Entry-level Dirt Bike Boot Comparison
The entry-level market of dirt bike boots is full of different brands and styles, all offering their very own and unique features.
In this guide, we highlight the best dirt bike boots under $300!
Oneal Rider boots:
The Oneal Rider boot is made from injection-moulded plastic plates that protect against impacts, while metal shank insert reinforces the shape of the boot and adds support. The boot offers four easy to operate buckles, and has a durable sole made from Goodyear rubber.
Price: $189.95
Weight: 1565g (Size 10)
Key features: Metal toe guard, four buckles, durable rubber sole.
Fox Comp boots:
Inspired by its premium counterpart, the Fox Instinct boot, the Comp uses an internal lace system for a custom fit around the ankle, along with TPU shin plate, toe cap, and calf guard for full coverage and protection.
Price: $199.95
Weight: 1740g (Size 10)
Key features: Moulded sole, internal lace system, three buckles.
Fly Maverick LT boots:
Boasting an articulated rear ankle, the Fly Racing Maverick LT boot provides subtle flexibility to yet still remains supportive. It's CE approved, has a moulded outsole, and uses three adjustable quick-lock buckles.
Price: $199.95
Weight: 1570g (Size 10)
Key features: Articulated rear ankle, CE approved, three buckle system.
Answer AR-1 boots:
The Answer AR-1 is amongst the most affordable moto boots available, and utilises a largely injection-moulded construction, along with four easy to adjust buckles. It's also fitted with thick ankle padding a traditional sole.
Price: $199.95
Weight: 1625g (Size 10)
Key features: Injection-moulded construction, four buckles, thick ankle padding.
Oneal Element boots:
The Oneal Element boot is made from primarily injection-moulded plastic, and offers four easy to operate buckles. A metal toe guard protects the sole against delaminating, while the sole itself is made from Goodyear rubber.
Price: $234.95
Weight: 1430g (Size 10)
Key features: Goodyear rubber sole, four easy to operate buckles.
Thor Blitz boots:
The Blitz boot boasts an injection-moulded medial abrasion plate with integrated shift protection, while fully synthetic overlays offer premium durability and optimal. Grip. The sole is made from rubber a metal toe cap, and the boot has a four-buckle system.
Price: $239.95
Weight: 1475g (Size 10)
Key features: Four buckles, metal toe cap, pre-curved injection moulded shin plate.
TCX X-Blast boots:
TCX is a renowned boot manufacturer, and its entry-level X-Blast offers a four-buckle system and protective reinforcements, including heat guard, shine plate, and steel toe cap. The internal lining is also breathable, and the sole is designed specifically for motocross and enduro riding.
Price: $249.95
Weight: 1510g (Size 10)
Key features: Four buckles, protective reinforcements, breathable liner.
Oneal RMX boots:
The Oneal RMX boot offers optimum comfort, flexibility and stability. It offers internal protection for the ankle, front underfoot, and gear shift zone, while the moulded sole offers a modern look.
Price: $299.95
Weight: 1575g (Size 10)
Key features: Moulded sole, internal protection, replaceable sole.
Alpinestars Tech 3 boots:
The Alpinestars Tech 3 is one of the best bang for your buck boots in the sub $300 category, which is thanks it protective features. The upper construction is made from innovative and light microfiber material that is flexible and abrasion-resistant, while a bio-mechanical medial blade system allows a good front rear flex giving support and protection to the ankle.
Price: $299.99
Weight: 1425g (Size 10)
Key features: Three buckles, bio-mechanical support system, moulded sole.
Learn more about mid-level boots: Mid-level Motocross Boot Comparison
Learn more about premium boots: Premium Motocross Boot Comparison
Learn more about dirt bike boots: Ultimate Guide to Dirt Bike Boots
Learn which dirt bike boots to buy: The MXstore Boots Buying Guide
Learn how to look after your boots: How To Care and Clean your Dirt Bike Boots