Joe Rocket Heartbreaker Boots (SOLD OUT)
- Hidden stacked wedge provides 2.5” lift
- Combined solid leather and perforated leather chassis
- Articulated suede front panel for maximum mobility
- Heavy duty calf expansion panel
- Hook and loop calf adjusters
- Robust mid-point adjustment buckle
- Full-length side YKK zipper for easy entry
- Reinforced gear shift area
- Padded leather upper shin guard
- Double stitching in all high stress areas
- Low profile toe-box
- Internal toe and heel reinforcements
- Streamline, no-slip sole
- Removable comfort insole
- Laser etched art detailing
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Sizing Information
The ladies in our office tried on these boots and thought they fit appropriately, so choose the size you normally wear in women’s shoes.
Our Two Cents
Well, I’ll have to say there is a first time for everything, and today it is the first time I’ve written about a high heeled motorcycle boot! From the outside, this boot looks like a normal flat-soled bike boot, but inside is a high heeled wedge. We took a photo of the height of the boot from the inside and also the outside, and if I’m doing my subtraction correctly the heel height is about 2 1/2 inches. The overall construction of this boot feels pretty good. The leather is substantial and should break in to be comfortable. The shin guard piece has a bit of extra padding in front, but other than the thickness of the leather, the internal toe and heel reinforcements and the durable sole, there are not many other protective features (such as built in ankle armor, etc). But style this boot has in spades! Check out the purple liner and the embossed art detail on the heel and the outside of the foot. I also like the suede insert going up the front of the foot and shin. Overall, a very nice boot for the stylish ladies! :: Paul, 03-07-13
Happy Customers Who Bought This Product
Location: Virginia
These boots are great for cold weather riding. My feet are always cold, but had no complaints in these boots! You do have to break them in, but after walking around the house in them for a little, they were good to go. (Read more...)
