The 10 Best Motorcycle Boots For Women

This wiki has been updated 27 times since it was first published in December of 2018. If you get from point A to point B using clutch levers and twist throttles, rather than pedals, then you know no ordinary boots will do. These pairs are designed specifically to meet the needs of female motorcyclists. The robust materials, secure enclosures, and edgy aesthetics are made for life on the open road. Each of our selections should meet the high demands of women bikers. When users buy our independently chosen editorial selections, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

This wiki has been updated 27 times since it was first published in December of 2018. If you get from point A to point B using clutch levers and twist throttles, rather than pedals, then you know no ordinary boots will do. These pairs are designed specifically to meet the needs of female motorcyclists. The robust materials, secure enclosures, and edgy aesthetics are made for life on the open road. Each of our selections should meet the high demands of women bikers. When users buy our independently chosen editorial choices, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

1. Frye Veronica Shortie

Even at a glance, it's pretty clear that the Frye Veronica Shortie (around $233) are made by one of the most established footwear companies in America. Every detail shows impeccable care, from the antique silver buckles to the hard-wearing stacked heels.

Soft and supple leather
Good everyday pair
High-quality stitching

2. Joe Rocket Heartbreaker

No boots that can stand up to the high winds and rugged use of life on the open road will be a budget item, but the Joe Rocket Heartbreaker (around $79) come close. The wedge heels offer excellent traction and a small boost, giving a rider the confidence she needs.

Attractive suede fronts
Accommodate most calf sizes
Slide easily beneath a gear shifter

3. Harley-Davidson EDA-W

Every serious rider should treat herself to at least one pair from the most notorious name in the chopper game. The Harley-Davidson EDA-W (around $125) have a highly adjustable lace-up front that creates the perfect tough aesthetic for a biker chick.

Full-length side zippers
Good for tucking pants into
Comfortable for walking in too

4. Alpinestars Stella

Hopefully, you'll never take a dive while riding, but if you do, your feet should remain unharmed in the Alpinestars Stella (about $200). The foot shell boasts integrated steel and a hard toe protector. Motocross enthusiasts will definitely love these.

Heat-resistant materials
Strong shin shields
Fit the contours of the foot nicely

5. Harley-Davidson Inman Mills

You'll never tire of the classic Harley-Davidson Inman Mills (around $87). The company's medallion is placed proudly on the front of the laces, telling everyone you're an HD loyalist. Smooth, dual side zippers make these a breeze to get on and take off.

Ventilated linings
Fit true to size
Generous ankle padding

6. Harley-Davidson Amherst

Slightly more feminine than the usual offerings from this brand, the Harley-Davidson Amherst (around $113) can transition from riding to socializing seamlessly. The dual zippers have convenient decorative pull tabs for a quick on and off.

Available in two colors
Don't require a break-in period
Show scuffs easily

7. O'Neal Rider

Should your adventures take you on a bumpy dirt road, you won't feel it in the welted soles of the O'Neal Rider (around $117). They provide an excellent grip on the pegs and have metal shank reinforcements, offering a welcome sense of stability.

Reliable snap-lock closures
Perfect for atvs too
A bit stiff at first

8. Harley-Davidson Christa

Considering how heavy-duty the Harley-Davidson Christa (around $134) are, they're surprisingly lightweight, making them a good choice for anyone looking for boots that transition from bike to gravel seamlessly. They have a rather clean aesthetic to match any outfit.

Attractive vintage-style harnesses
Nice medium lift
Sizing runs small

9. Coolway Alida

Nobody said motorcycle gear couldn't be fashion forward. The Coolway Alida (about $58) will give you control over your bike and keep those toes warm, all while looking stylish. They feature buffalo leather, which is wonderfully rustic in appearance.

Grippy treads for bad weather
Recessed zippers
Can slouch over time

10. Caterpillar Darcy

If you're on your ride rain or shine, then you'll love the waterproof uppers of the Caterpillar Darcy (appx. $48). They feature a super-soft microfiber lining and shouldn't give you blisters during the break-in period. Unfortunately, they lack arch support.

Ready for cold climates
Great work boots too
Difficult to put on

Last updated by Brett Dvoretz

A wandering writer who spends as much time on the road as in front of a laptop screen, Brett can either be found hacking away furiously at the keyboard or, perhaps, enjoying a whiskey and coke on some exotic beach, sometimes both simultaneously, usually with a four-legged companion by his side. He has been a professional chef, a dog trainer, and a travel correspondent for a well-known Southeast Asian guidebook. He also holds a business degree and has spent more time than he cares to admit in boring office jobs. He has an odd obsession for playing with the latest gadgets and working on motorcycles and old Jeeps. His expertise, honed over years of experience, is in the areas of computers, electronics, travel gear, pet products, and kitchen, office and automotive equipment.

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