TCX Fuel Waterproof Boots Brown
(347 reviews)
Looking for a pair of waterproof vintage touring boots? Look no further. The TCX Fuel WP boots have what you need. With a full grain leather upper, the Fuel WP looks the part. The adjustable steel buckles add to the vintage look. The long lateral zipper closure makes for an easier step in. The Fuel WP has been reinforced on the ankle, toes and heel counters to provide great protection. The waterproof membrane will make sure your feet will stay dry in inclement weather conditions. The sole has a specific tread to offer superior grip on any terrain.
Looking for a pair of waterproof vintage touring boots? Look no further. The TCX Fuel WP boots have what you need. With a full grain leather upper, the Fuel WP looks the part. The adjustable steel buckles add to the vintage look. The long lateral zipper closure makes for an easier step in. The Fuel WP has been reinforced on the ankle, toes and heel counters to provide great protection. The waterproof membrane will make sure your feet will stay dry in inclement weather conditions. The sole has a specific tread to offer superior grip on any terrain.
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TCX Fuel Waterproof Boots Brown
$351.96
Looking for a pair of waterproof vintage touring boots? Look no further. The TCX Fuel WP boots have what you need. With a full grain leather upper, the Fuel WP looks the part. The adjustable steel buckles add to the vintage look. The long lateral zipper closure makes for an easier step in. The Fuel WP has been reinforced on the ankle, toes and heel counters to provide great protection. The waterproof membrane will make sure your feet will stay dry in inclement weather conditions. The sole has a specific tread to offer superior grip on any terrain.
Looking for a pair of waterproof vintage touring boots? Look no further. The TCX Fuel WP boots have what you need. With a full grain leather upper, the Fuel WP looks the part. The adjustable steel buckles add to the vintage look. The long lateral zipper closure makes for an easier step in. The Fuel WP has been reinforced on the ankle, toes and heel counters to provide great protection. The waterproof membrane will make sure your feet will stay dry in inclement weather conditions. The sole has a specific tread to offer superior grip on any terrain.
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Last updated at 18/05/2025 21:40:22
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Classic boot - Time will tell on quality/longevity
FTB Bobber
originally posted on fortnine.ca
in front of the zipper. Makes it more fashionable than functional. It makes sense for ease of entry throwing on the boot, but be cautious tightening that strap. It’ll pull on the
zipper and if that pulls apart the boots are done (good boot repair is hard to find. Would be a tough zipper to replace).Style wise and riding in them are great. Really enjoy the
extra stability from the tread. Way more stable than the cowboy boots I was riding in before. I don’t find them hot at all but have only rode them in the mid-20’s’...
Fair price, well made, very comfortable
Alan
originally posted on revzilla.com
why do the manufactures make the zipper systems so cheaply? You know it's gonna break at some point and I have tried more then one brand. They all suck. These zip the
best though and are are stylish and most importantly, comfortable.
Good riding boots! Warm and comfortable.
Frank
originally posted on revzilla.com
look and the fact that they're well made. They have extra leather at the shift lever but it doesn't get in the was. I use them for riding my retro cruiser r9t. Would've given 5
stars but they're expensive at $242 and I'll have to see how they hold up over time, not sure yet.
Specification
| Boot Type | Tall boot |
| Boot Series | Fuel WP |
| Riding Style | Chopper/Retro |
| Season | Midseason, Winter |
| Protection boots | Heel cup, Toe cap |
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Classic boot - Time will tell on quality/longevity
in front of the zipper. Makes it more fashionable than functional. It makes sense for ease of entry throwing on the boot, but be cautious tightening that strap. It’ll pull on the
zipper and if that pulls apart the boots are done (good boot repair is hard to find. Would be a tough zipper to replace).Style wise and riding in them are great. Really enjoy the
extra stability from the tread. Way more stable than the cowboy boots I was riding in before. I don’t find them hot at all but have only rode them in the mid-20’s’...
FTB Bobber
originally posted on fortnine.caFair price, well made, very comfortable
why do the manufactures make the zipper systems so cheaply? You know it's gonna break at some point and I have tried more then one brand. They all suck. These zip the
best though and are are stylish and most importantly, comfortable.
Alan
originally posted on revzilla.comGood riding boots! Warm and comfortable.
look and the fact that they're well made. They have extra leather at the shift lever but it doesn't get in the was. I use them for riding my retro cruiser r9t. Would've given 5
stars but they're expensive at $242 and I'll have to see how they hold up over time, not sure yet.
Frank
originally posted on revzilla.comGreat boots - quality, protection, value, and style!
wear a 45 but I took others' advice and bought size 44 and they are perfect.I believe that they are a good balance of protection vs. comfort. I can walk comfortably in them,
but they seem to have enough armor to protect me. They also look great. They are a little on the pricey side, but they offer enough value to be worth it. I recommend them.
Thomas
originally posted on cyclegear.comGreat Riding Boots
months, so I am not sure how comfy they will be come summer. Tread is deep and pretty good grip, and I love that if it wears down, I should be able to have it replaced
easily!Normally a size 10.5-11 with a pretty standard width foot. Purchased EU 45 (US size 11 per the boots tag) and they are bigger than expected to be sure. I wish I had
returned them in the window to try one size down, but that's my fault. I think one size down would have been better, but no knowing for sure. My feet just about s...
Christian
originally posted on revzilla.comNice, comfortable boots.
a standard "engineer" boot. These boots fit the bill. The toe shape certainly has more of a "European" influence than most other engineer-type boots, but they don't look out
of place on a Harley.They have great tread depth/traction. The mud at the Buffalo Chip in Sturgis this year was not an issue with these boots. They have plenty of room for my
orthotic insoles.They are much taller than the combat boots they replaced, and for a week or two I needed to wear knee-high socks as the top of the shaft was ra...
Josh
originally posted on revzilla.comRidiculously comfortable engineer style boots.
two buckle styling of the TCX Fuel WPs. I have wide (EE), 29 cm long feet and I was a little worried about fitment. Thankfully, a pair of size 45s fit perfectly. One caveat: with
feet flat on the ground, if you rock your feet back on your heels, the boot front collar/shaft will contact your shins. This probably won't be an issue after the boots are broken
in. Otherwise, this is an excellent boot.
Cassidy
originally posted on fortnine.caWanted to love these
my shin and even with thick wool socks, still causes my son to get sore. They are also very very thick in RHT type box area, making it difficult at first to get underneath the
shifter on my sports touring bike.I have had these for a 5 months and despite using leather conditioner and rubbing the leather by hand to soften it up, they are just plain
unconformable we wear on a ride or waking any distance. They do look great and have great construction, they just need to fix those two items.
Christopher
originally posted on cyclegear.comWhy did I wait so long to make this purchase.
comfy and look so cool that I want to wear them all the time. Why did I wait so long to make this purchase. Cycle gear processed and shipped my order in record time. I
marked these low only for airflow and that's because they are a waterproof boot. Airflow was not a consideration when these were selected. I was looking for a weatherproof
motorcycle boot that could carry me through the cooler riding seasons.
Doug
originally posted on cyclegear.comWicked awesome boots guy!
accident I find myself looking for more protection from my gear. These boots, from a styling perspective, are just that. Traditional looks with modern safety features baked in.
And NO GAUDY ADVERTISING all over the place!Fitment wise they seem to be as expected. I have had multiple Red Wing brand work boots over the years and most of them
have been a US size 10.5 D, for reference. Based on reconditions here I went up a half size to a US size 11 and they fit just as expected. The footed inside is nicel...
Kurt
originally posted on revzilla.comSpecification
| Boot Type | Tall boot |
| Boot Series | Fuel WP |
| Riding Style | Chopper/Retro |
| Season | Midseason, Winter |
| Protection boots | Heel cup, Toe cap |