Stylish, comfortable boot, the Lady Classic is ideal for pillion whilst still perfectly capable of being used for riding. Good looks aside, it still offers full protection including a crush resistant soul and reinforced toe and (6cm) heel.
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Ladies' Sizes - TCX Boots
UK Size
EU Size
Foot Length (cm)
3.5
36
23.0
4
37
23.0
5
38
24.0
6
39
24.5
7
40
25.5
7.5
41
26.0
8
42
26.5
How to Measure
It's easy to find the right shoe size, just place both feet (in your normal riding socks) on a piece of paper and carefully draw the outline of each foot. Make sure you keep the pen pointing straight down to get a true outline! Then measure the lengths of both outlines from the top edge of your big toes to the back edge of your heel. If your two feet measure differently, take the longer of the two measurements and that's your size - all measurements in centimetres (cm).
Helpful Hint
Remember to wear your normal riding socks and if you ride around the year you might want to make a bit of allowance for thicker winter socks.
Features •UPPER:full grain leather with padded front folds for increased comfort
•LINING:waterproof
•REINFORCEMENTS:shin plate and malleolus, reinforced toe and heel
•CLOSURE:zip + side elastic band
•FOOTBED:anatomic and replaceable
•SOLE:rubber sole with specific grip areas. Heel height: 6cm
•CE CERTIFICATION
It's easy to find the right shoe size, just place both feet (in your normal riding socks) on a piece of paper and carefully draw the outline of each foot. Make sure you keep the pen pointing straight down to get a true outline! Then measure the lengths of both outlines from the top edge of your big toes to the back edge of your heel. If your two feet measure differently, take the longer of the two measurements and that's your size - all measurements in centimetres (cm).
Helpful Hint
Remember to wear your normal riding socks and if you ride around the year you might want to make a bit of allowance for thicker winter socks.
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