Tcx Aura Women's Black Motorcycle Boots Size 7 Us 39 Eu on 2040-parts.com
Denver, Colorado, United States
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These are very comfy and sturdy boots. Worn a bit on the toes, but everything else is great. The Velcro still fastens like its new and the tread is in good shape. They are technically a size 39, but in US sizes that translates to a 7. I wear a small 7, and these fit well with a little extra room if your feet are a bit larger. The closure is both a zipper and Velcro, so it can accommodate various calf sizes (mine are on the bigger side). |
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