Hitting Harley-Davidson dealerships this spring, the Elaine and Andy are the latest women's and men's motorcycle riding boots from the Motor Company's Footwear collection, the new Flex Vent Series. The biggest selling point of these leather boots is that they are waterproof! How great is that?
Plus, they are super comfortable as they feature a flexible vented gusset above the heel that expands and
contracts when you walk, offering flexibility and full range
of motion for all-day comfort.
Harley-Davidson Footwear Flex Vent Series Elaine waterproof leather boot sells for $190.
The Elaine is a tough, waterproof women's lace-up riding boot. The full-grain leather upper measures 5 inches high; short enough to easily fit under your pant bottoms but tall enough to protect your ankles. A breathable waterproof membrane ensures that your feet stay dry in all types of conditions.
For all-day comfort, the Elaine features a cushioned sock lining as well as a flexible vented gusset above the heel. A newly designed 1.25 inch rubber outsole features a chunky tread and cement construction ensures excellent strength and durability. The Elaine is available in half sizes 5 to 11.
Harley-Davidson Footwear Flex Vent Series Andy waterproof leather boot sells for $190.
The Andy is a men's riding boot built for comfort and durability for the long haul. The full-grain leather boot features a breathable waterproof membrane with vented air control that keeps feet dry and comfortable. The lace-up boot measures 6 inches in height and features a gusset above the heel that expands and contracts to allow for easier movement and flexibility.
A newly designed 1.5 inch rubber outsole provides stability and arch support at the midsole with a front pad for traction. Cement construction offers lightweight strength and heavy-duty durability. The Andy is available in half sizes 7 to 11, and sizes 12 and 13.
To locate a Harley-Davidson dealer near you,
visit
Harley-DavidsonFootwear.com. To learn a bit more about these boots click on the "Dealer Exclusives" section and look for them there. You can find the stock number so you can ask your dealer if they carry them.
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