2013 Fox Comp 5 Boots - Offroad

So far these boots are exactly what you think they should be. These are not your hardcore motocross only boots. They do have less amount of protection compared to other boots. In return, they are much more quicker to break in and are a whole heck of a lot more comfortable. The work boot tread on the sole is much better than your typical flat bottom motocross boot. I ride mostly trails and these are by far the best boots Ive had. For the average rider that rides less than a dozen times a year, these are perfect. I ride dirt bikes and four wheelers, and these boots handle both machines perfectly. Dont compare these to $400 boots, because you get what you pay. For less than $200, these are a bargain. I will easily buy these twice over before I puchase $400 boots again. A+

As these are my 1st pair of MX boots, I am not sure if I am in the wrong to be so disappointed in them and you just understand that you get what you pay for, these are entry level boots after all. I do like the fit and style of the boots, however to me it seemed like they shouldn't be wearing out (hole from kicking over, and tear in leather) as quickly as they have. To already have a huge hole on the bottom seamed pretty weird especially as you can see from the pics these are pretty new boots in my opinion (1 and 1/2 riding seasons old). I am mostly disappointed that FOX never got back to my email I sent them asking about my options (should I buy a new pair, or can I resole these...) This shows me that FOX must not really care to keep me as a customer so instead of upgrading to FOX's new "Instinct" boots, I plan on trying a new brand like Gaerne SG12 or Alpinestars tech10s which get rated well for the top of the line boots ($250-$500 range). Why be loyal to a brand that doesn't seem to appreciate the business? If anyone has advise on a fix for my Comp 5 sole, please let me know as aside from the hole they are perfectly usable still.

This is OK pair of riding boots. I like the Style and it didn't take to long to brake in. I give these boots a Fair to Good rating. The reason I rated the boots so low in Durability is because the buckels and straps are not the best and was the first thing to brake on the boot. Over all, they have lasted my a fairly long time. Ok for the average rider.

The greatest boots I ever bought, and definitely worth the money. They are strong and durable, but yet surprisingly flexible.

These boots fit great, they look awesome, and they have held up to the abuse so far. My friend has a pair he bought a year ago and they are still in good shape so I decided to get these boots and I'm glad I did. I totally recommend them to everybody. They are a great value compared to the other ones out there because they are so good for such a low price, as far as boots go.

Very poor boots. No ankle support or protection. Leather feels thin and cheap. Yea, they're comfortable when you first get them because they have no more support than a regular work boot. Other boots out there at the same price better than these.

Once these boots break in, They are comfortable and the best bang for your buck.

I haven't rode dirt in 7 years and my last pair of boots where what was the best 15 years ago, AXO. These boots new and not broken in felt better then my old boots that had years of break-in time on them

had these boots for less then a year of riding and teh bottom of one boot separated from the upper, stick with the stiched bottom to uppers. also poor fit for large foot, had to get 2 sizes larger to fit foot

I would recommend this boot to anyone who asked me about it. The tread on the bottom makes it easy to stay on the pegs when your full of mud and I only broke one buckle on it and thats after I crashed into a fence (In which I bent a two inch thick panel) so I say they are doing good I ride at least 3 times a week and they lasted all indoor race season and still going strong so go buy a pair =)