Anyone got Tuzo adventure boots? Are they a narrow or wide fitting?
Opinions please???
Tuzo Adventure boots
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Re: Turo Adventure boots
Yesgaryboy wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2019 8:00 pm do you mean Tuzo adventure boots?
https://www.mandp.co.uk/tuzo-adventure-boots.html
.. they look ok
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Re: Tuzo Adventure boots
``Tuzo are M&P Own Brand of motorcycle clothing offering Excellent value for money,``
you can get some real good bargains with Tuzo stuff
I got a Tuzo helmet for £39 .. good too
and I seen mates with Tuzo jackets … look good! … good prices
personally I would try their boots … but I is a cheepy skate
you can get some real good bargains with Tuzo stuff
I got a Tuzo helmet for £39 .. good too
and I seen mates with Tuzo jackets … look good! … good prices
personally I would try their boots … but I is a cheepy skate
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Re: Tuzo Adventure boots
I have a Tuzo jacket which is ok, so might have a go with the bootsgaryboy wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2019 8:26 pm ``Tuzo are M&P Own Brand of motorcycle clothing offering Excellent value for money,``
you can get some real good bargains with Tuzo stuff
I got a Tuzo helmet for £39 .. good too
and I seen mates with Tuzo jackets … look good! … good prices
personally I would try their boots … but I is a cheepy skate
Re: Tuzo Adventure boots
Look similar to these
https://www.fc-moto.de/epages/fcm.sf/?O ... UQEALw_wcB
Had a pair and were probably the most comfortable bike boots o have ever had.
But the waterproofing did not last long at all, infact had to one pair swapped over under warranty within first month. Second pair it lasted only about 12 month. Was so bad even.spray from the road would leave it one of feet absolutely soaked through.
Cheap is cheap
https://www.fc-moto.de/epages/fcm.sf/?O ... UQEALw_wcB
Had a pair and were probably the most comfortable bike boots o have ever had.
But the waterproofing did not last long at all, infact had to one pair swapped over under warranty within first month. Second pair it lasted only about 12 month. Was so bad even.spray from the road would leave it one of feet absolutely soaked through.
Cheap is cheap
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Re: Tuzo Adventure boots
I've got them. I'd say they're neither wide nor narrow fitting.
Comfortable, but not the best made - you get what you pay for (usually).
The main issue I have, is that when your feet expand after a ride/walk around and you try to remove them, the lining usually comes out with your foot, unless you 'shoehorn' your fingers whilst pulling your foot out - it's a right faff.
Overall, happy with mine given what I paid.
Comfortable, but not the best made - you get what you pay for (usually).
The main issue I have, is that when your feet expand after a ride/walk around and you try to remove them, the lining usually comes out with your foot, unless you 'shoehorn' your fingers whilst pulling your foot out - it's a right faff.
Overall, happy with mine given what I paid.
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Re: Tuzo Adventure boots
I looked at these but decided to spend a bit more.
Look similar to the Forma adventure boots I bought recently except the Forma has an extra buckle and a couple of other extra features.
I like mine so far, but they twice the price of the Tuzo boots (although still relatively cheap compared to some of the better known brands and MCN/Ride recommended)
I’d guess you get what you pay for, so it depends on yr budget but if you did spend a bit extra I can tell you the Forma are a wide fit. Very comfortable on my fat little hobbit feet.
Look similar to the Forma adventure boots I bought recently except the Forma has an extra buckle and a couple of other extra features.
I like mine so far, but they twice the price of the Tuzo boots (although still relatively cheap compared to some of the better known brands and MCN/Ride recommended)
I’d guess you get what you pay for, so it depends on yr budget but if you did spend a bit extra I can tell you the Forma are a wide fit. Very comfortable on my fat little hobbit feet.
Re: Tuzo Adventure boots
I have pair only use them when green laneing they are not waterproof ..
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Re: Tuzo Adventure boots
I have a pair, I have a wide foot and quite a high instep, and they are plenty roomy. So quite wide fitting. Very comfortable at the expense of protection, ok for a road going adv boot, I wouldn't want to trust them off road. My sidi adventures are as comfortable but feel as though they have 10 times the protection. But 4 times the price.
I also have other tuzo stuff and it's great value for money.
I also have other tuzo stuff and it's great value for money.