Adventure GTX Boot

The booths are well made from first view.
<br>I wear 9 1/2 and bought size 10 as recommended.
<br>The booths are very stiff and hard to put on and off.
<br>The fit is good with regular socks, may not fit with winter socks!
<br>One foot feel good but I feel pressure on top of the other one not even buckled. I hope it will go away after wearing them for a while.
<br>Forget to wear them all day for riding, hicking or walking in town.

I have been a huge Klim fan for years. I race Snowcross as well as off road motorcycles so I have a good idea what works. Recently I decided to try the Adventure GTX boot and they didn’t disappoint ! I’m a size 12 and out of the box, the size 12 fit perfectly! I found them to be extremely comfortable. Like any motorcycle boot, they had a short break in cycle. A few days ago I had a Northern New England dual sport motorcycle ride that led me into some nasty snow conditions. The temperature was 40F when we left and ended up being 24F by the time we returned 8 hours later. Not once did my feet get cold or experience any discomfort. The Boa system is a bit different than what I’m used to in a boot but simple and effective is the best way to describe the functionality. If you’re looking for a solid boot that offers a ton of great features then I would highly recommend the GTX.

Very nice boots. I was looking for something less beefy than my MX boots, for ADV and light dual sporting. I’ve done both since I got them and they’re all-day comfy and plenty beefy for all of it. I just did a long dirt ride through some tough single track and high speed bumpy fire road stuff. Had more than a couple low speed get-offs, one pinned my leg under the bike in a really awkward downhill rut. The boots did a great job protecting my foot and lower leg from the impact. Obviously they won’t work as well as a full MX boot, but still pretty damn impressive.
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<br>All in all I’m very pleased with these. They do exactly what I hoped they would. Anybody looking at higher end ADV boots or something less gnarly than full MX boots should really consider these.

Received the Adventure GTX Boots. Wore them in my house to be sure of the fit. I wear a size 12, typically, and these were 12’s. I felt that they were slightly tight, though with no other size to slip on to compare, I just couldn’t be sure. I removed them and noticed a #6-4 Stainless Steel screw on the floor, and found my left boot buckle, missing a screw. I attempted to re-install the screw, but the nut plate inside the boot, didn’t line up. I called KLIM, and was passed on the Support. I emailed (per their request), a written report, along with photos, showing the issue, and explained that my time was short as I was going on a 2-3 month ride and needed a replacement, one size larger of the GTX Boots. I was told that the written report would be submitted to Warranty Repair for their decision. (Remember, I needed a size larger boot, anyway). I called and emailed daily and on the 4th day (after I had given up waiting,

I spend a lot of time on technical singletrack with a Pulaski and saws.
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<br>These boots are the answer to prayers my feet have had unanswered for decades. All day comfort for walking and riding, and much more appropriate for woods riding than plastic MX boots.
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<br>Nits: Toe box is a little big, I'd rather see a second buckle than the BOA, they do require some break in. But overall, these are fantastic. Much more practical than my SG-12s or Crossfires for trail use.
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<br>I just did 500 miles with them in the desert as well and they were not at all hot. Absolutely waterproof too, at least through two lengthy deep water crossings.
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<br>Are they as protective as plastic MX boots? No, they are not, especially above the ankle. They are, however, more than adequate for most trail and dualsport use. Does the thick toe box take some getting used to? Yeah, a little. But not much.
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<br>You Want a pair. Your feet will thank you.

Love these boots. Great fit, and are so much better when you are off the bike clearing trail. Yet you still feel very protected and secure while on the bike. I took a couple butt ends of some cut windfalls and never felt like I was less protected then a traditional boot. Props to Martin Hacksworth on introduction to these.