Reviews Video: TCX S-TR1 boots review
Combine the protection of a sports boot with the practicality of a touring boot with TCX's S-TR1
28 Apr 2023
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TCX Street 3 WP Boots - Black / White Initially I got a pair of similar looking Spada boots but they were SO uncomfortable, my own fault for trying something other than TCX. These are just as good as my previous TCX boots, comfortable straight out of the box, no wearing in period. I highly recommend these boots.
TCX Hero 2 Waterproof Boots - Black I bought these for a trip to the Sahara. They are tough and comfortable but a tad heavy. The soles are really grippy, so great when stopping.
The laces didn't last long, so if you are going touring, then I would suggest popping a spare set of laces in your luggage.
TCX Nalbak Waterproof Boots - Black / Anthracite TCX Nalbak Waterproof Boots - Black / Anthracite
These are very well made and can be worn as a normal walking boot. They are a tight fit and you may need the next size up if you wear thick pear of socks during winter
TCX Hero 2 Waterproof Boots - Black A comfortable boot from the off again from TCX and true to size, although if your looking to wear heavy duty/thick winter socks it may be worth going up half a UK size.
TCX Hero 2 Waterproof Boots - Black Worn twice. Laces broke on first time of wearing. These are not waterproof
Waste of money
TCX Fuel Waterproof Boots - Brown I don’t have a bad thing to say about these boots. Comfortable, warm, waterproof and cool. Fantastic
TCX Blend 2 Waterproof Boots - Brown Great classic look that i wanted, easy to get on and off and clearly a quality construction. Downsides are find despite having the correct size they feel a little baggy on the back part of my foot, almost like a wellington. Also for my interceptor they are a tiny bit bulky for totally smooth transition between changing up and down on the gear lever. I also would have appreciated something firmer on the top of the left boot for upwards gear changes.