I think every woman rider, and I suppose men too, come to the point when they realize that they're comfy, well-worn go to riding boots need to be replaced. I should've replaced mine last year. This year I have come to a couple stops, my foot slid and almost dropped my beloved motorcycle I decided it's time.I was nervous ordering my boots online, but to get Harley boots under $100 I'm glad I took the chance. These are fashionable boots (would be look great on back seat as well)The reviews were all excellent on these boots but did not have a lot of details, I'll give all the details I canThese are a true size fit, I wear a size 8 I bought a size 8 and they fit perfectly.I was surprised at how comfortable they were when I first put them on both for riding and walking. My first day wearing them I rode my bike, and played in the horseshoe tournament. They were a little stiff but that's to be expected they are brand-new and replacing a pair that I wore for five years.The traction is excellent for riding. Your foot will not slip at all. There is also plenty of room in the toes.I love that they have the lease is up the front but zipper on the side. Another great thing about this is the boot gets air through (it was over 90 in Bostom today)They feel like they are steel toed, great ankle support, great traction. I ride a Fat Boy and was easy to adjust to these boots on clutch (I sat on my friends Sportster, no issues there either)I'm glad they are comfortable from day one, I can't wait to see how good they feel when they are broken in!!To all you riders, ride safe.7 month update- these boots where easy to break in, I wore them once before wearing out in all day bike trip- they are very breathable in the hot sun which is GREAT, no one likes swamp foot on a hot summer day.I've also worn these out a dozen times or so over the winter, they look great with skinny jeans/legging and keep my feet warm and dry. I live in Boston, we get cold cold winters and hot hot summers.The boots still look new, I'm counting the days till I can put them on and get on my bike