Alpinestars Stella RT-7 Touring Drystar Boots

Saved My Feet!

“These boots saved my lower legs, ankles, and feet in a bad crash. I had a highside at 60mph and slid down the highway. There was almost no damage to these! I am shocked at how well these held up. I am definitely buying another pair once I am fully healed from my wreck. I initially bought them to replace my shorter Stella Valencias and I am SO THANKFUL that I was wearing these that day.”

Extremely comfortable boot!

“Love these boots! They are very comfortable and feels like I'm wearing sneakers, the ankle up is also decently flexible which is surprising with how much protection it has. They feel great to walk around in and the inside material is soft with plenty of room for my wide feet. The only downside I've found is there isn't a way to adjust the calf width. I can fully zip these up but with the shin protection it feels a bit too tight. The inner zipper does have a section of stretchy material, but that is the only "adjustment" on these boots. I've opted to not fully zip up the inner zipper while wea”

They're perfect for me!

“These boots are the holy Grail of boots for me! I've had trouble finding good, protective boots that don't pinch my pinkie toes from being just a bit too narrow (I guess my feet are a bit wider than the average woman). These fit perfectly, even on a hot day when my feet swell! They are comfy and feel like sneakers rather than boots. Haven't tested the waterproofness of them. I don't recommend these boots if you have narrow feet! They'll be too wide on you. The sizing aside from that is on point. Like another reviewer said, I wish there was more calf adjustment (I can just barely get them zipp”

Great daily, break in beautifully, feel secure!

“I bought these so that I could have something better for commuting and around town use than just riding sneakers, but not quite as intense as my track boots. These are a great middle ground! My ankles feel SO MUCH more protected, and the thicker housing all around the foot makes things like shifting more comfortable too. It took some getting used to, feeling out the controls, getting comfortable with moving my feet forward and back on the pegs for shifting/braking (these have pretty toothy soles, so I have to actually take a little weight off my foot to move it forward and back, compared to th”