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Touring boots at BigBike range from low-cut riding shoes to short ADV boots and tall leather boots. RS Taichi, Komine, LS2 and ILM cover different rain and closure needs. Riders with larger feet should start from EU sizing, then try on in-store with riding socks before choosing boot height.
Low-cut Komine BK-300 is easier to walk in during stops, but its ankle coverage is moderate. Short ADV boots cover the ankle better on mountain roads and rough surfaces. ILM M1005 is a tall leather boot that also covers part of the lower shin, and the manufacturer does not claim waterproofing. For wet rides, carry rain covers with this boot. Riders on rougher routes should start with short or tall boots.
LS2 Adventure Man WP uses a waterproof membrane and is the strongest rain choice in this group, while RS Taichi DryMaster is for light to moderate city rain. Komine BK-300 and BK-088 are water-resistant according to the manufacturer. For long wet rides, choose LS2 before comparing closure style. Heavy rain or deep water can still get through, so none of these boots should be treated as completely dry in every condition.
RSS-010 has a large BOA dial that can be turned while gloves are on, and the RS Taichi models in this group use the same closure type. RSS-011 comes in Cordura fabric and Clarino leather versions with a Vibram sole. ILM M1005 uses a side zipper for quick entry. Riders who adjust footwear while gloved should lean toward the dial. This boot starts stiff and feels more comfortable after it is worn in.
For mountain roads and rough surfaces, short ADV boots or tall boots give more ankle coverage than low riding shoes when coverage is the priority. The product label for LS2 Adventure Man WP lists CE EN 13634 Level 1. RSS-013 has molded protection at the heel, ankle and toe. RSS-014 adds a hard ankle piece and a left-foot shift pad. Protective footwear helps reduce injury; no gear offers total protection.
Komine BK-300 uses a wide 4E last intended for high-volume and wide feet, making it a sensible first try for larger feet. LS2 Adventure Man WP is currently limited to a few middle sizes, so ask the shop before choosing. BK-088 adds a hard plastic toe and heel with TPR ankle protection for another Komine comparison. Wear riding socks, then check EU sizing on the product page and try the pair in-store.
Komine BK-300 is the easier walking option during stops. RSS-010 also feels light on foot, so it suits riders who expect to walk around during breaks. ILM M1005 runs hotter than low shoes and feels hard on longer walks. If walking matters often, start with the low-cut sneaker style. For rougher routes, reconsider whether you want more ankle coverage before choosing.
BigBike has operated since 2014 at 79/30/52 Au Co, Hoa Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. Riders can try boots with riding socks, walk around, sit on a stationary bike, check shift position and turn the dial while gloved. That reveals fit beyond an EU sizing chart.
Touring boots at BigBike range from low-cut riding shoes to short ADV boots and tall leather boots. RS Taichi, Komine, LS2 and ILM cover different rain and closure needs. Riders with larger feet should start from EU sizing, then try on in-store with riding socks before choosing boot height.
Low-cut Komine BK-300 is easier to walk in during stops, but its ankle coverage is moderate. Short ADV boots cover the ankle better on mountain roads and rough surfaces. ILM M1005 is a tall leather boot that also covers part of the lower shin, and the manufacturer does not claim waterproofing. For wet rides, carry rain covers with this boot. Riders on rougher routes should start with short or tall boots.
LS2 Adventure Man WP uses a waterproof membrane and is the strongest rain choice in this group, while RS Taichi DryMaster is for light to moderate city rain. Komine BK-300 and BK-088 are water-resistant according to the manufacturer. For long wet rides, choose LS2 before comparing closure style. Heavy rain or deep water can still get through, so none of these boots should be treated as completely dry in every condition.
RSS-010 has a large BOA dial that can be turned while gloves are on, and the RS Taichi models in this group use the same closure type. RSS-011 comes in Cordura fabric and Clarino leather versions with a Vibram sole. ILM M1005 uses a side zipper for quick entry. Riders who adjust footwear while gloved should lean toward the dial. This boot starts stiff and feels more comfortable after it is worn in.
For mountain roads and rough surfaces, short ADV boots or tall boots give more ankle coverage than low riding shoes when coverage is the priority. The product label for LS2 Adventure Man WP lists CE EN 13634 Level 1. RSS-013 has molded protection at the heel, ankle and toe. RSS-014 adds a hard ankle piece and a left-foot shift pad. Protective footwear helps reduce injury; no gear offers total protection.
Komine BK-300 uses a wide 4E last intended for high-volume and wide feet, making it a sensible first try for larger feet. LS2 Adventure Man WP is currently limited to a few middle sizes, so ask the shop before choosing. BK-088 adds a hard plastic toe and heel with TPR ankle protection for another Komine comparison. Wear riding socks, then check EU sizing on the product page and try the pair in-store.
Komine BK-300 is the easier walking option during stops. RSS-010 also feels light on foot, so it suits riders who expect to walk around during breaks. ILM M1005 runs hotter than low shoes and feels hard on longer walks. If walking matters often, start with the low-cut sneaker style. For rougher routes, reconsider whether you want more ankle coverage before choosing.
BigBike has operated since 2014 at 79/30/52 Au Co, Hoa Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. Riders can try boots with riding socks, walk around, sit on a stationary bike, check shift position and turn the dial while gloved. That reveals fit beyond an EU sizing chart.
