Harley Davidson Women’s Boots Buying Guide

In addition to being one of the most popular sources for motorcycles and motorcycle equipment, Harley Davidson gear and clothing
is another famous and successful part of the famous motorcycle
manufacturer. Among the most popular accessories that people purchase
when shopping for Harley gear are boots. Harley Davidson women’s boots
vary in style, size color and overall design, and there are a lot of
different options to choose from. Read on for a brief overview of some
of the more popular boots, broken down according to their design style.

High Boots

The majority of Harley Davidson women’s boots are designed to rise
high up on the leg. These are oftentimes calf-length boots, although
some may extend even higher. These boots are excellent for riding a
motorcycle in, but they may prove uncomfortable for some women who
choose to wear them while walking. One reason for this is that they tend
to be bulkier than other boots that rise to the same level on the leg.

Some of the more popular options for high leg boots from Harley
Davidson include the Hustin, the Saunter Black and the Marvel. Each of
these boots is designed similarly, although they do vary in terms of the
heel size and lift, as well as the overall design. Most Harley Davidson
boots are made from black leather (although they are also available in
lighter colors like brown as well). They all feature some combination of
polished metal buckles and buttons on them, most of which are for show
only. The number of buttons and their design will influence the total
weight and heft of a boot model, so the preference for which type of
boot to choose may be somewhat dependent upon that.

Mid Level Boots

Harley Davidson also creates some mid-range boots that are designed
to cover the ankle as well. Models like the Springer and the Marla are
very closely related to their high level boot cousins but come up lower
on the leg. They are usually available only in black.

Low Boots

Harley’s lower level boots are better for walking and everyday use,
although they are suitable for driving a motorcycle as well. Models like
the Hennie and the Dillon are a bit more varied stylistically than the
other sizes of boots, featuring zippers and a wider range of accessories
to help distinguish them. These boots also tend to be bulkier.