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Answer AR1 Boot Black/White Youth Size - 1
$180.04
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$180.04
$180.04
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Answer
- SKU
- ANS446647
- Manufacturer part number
- 446647
- Category
- Apparel › Motorcycle Boots
- Shipping weight
- 5.3 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
The Answer AR1 boot represents a new idea in motocross boots. Inexpensive boots have been around for a long time and no brand had ever really tried to make them good. The AR1 boot is better than good, it offers you far more than is offered by any other boot in it's price range. Using just the right combination of synthetics, plastic and high performance textiles, Answer created an upper that is light, durable and protective. Couple that to a four layer sole system that's stitched on for a foolproof and long lifespan that is easy to re-sole when the time comes.
- Uni-directional cut sole specifically for motocross with foot bed forefoot holes that add airflow and breathability
- Thick ankle padding covered in vented material for air movement
- Injection-molded rear plate helps protect leg bones
- Three easy-adjust steel/plastic replaceable buckle
- Steel shank system adds support while riding
- Injection-molded plastic shin guard plate
- Articulated rear ankle area aids movement
- Youth sizing averages 2 lbs (900g)
- CE certified
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