REV'IT! G-Force Shoes

We recommend you use the sizing chart below to choose a European size based upon your US street shoe size. If you are between sizes, we’d recommend the smaller of the two since the conversion size seems to be on the generous side for both length and width. We’ve been using this chart for several years with REVIT shoes and boots and it works well.

In trying on this model, we think they offer a D or E width. Those who sometimes have trouble finding a shoe or boot wide enough in a standard width might find a fit here.

Note: REVIT offers sizing conversion information in the shoes, on the boxes and on their website and often the conversion advice is conflicting, so please don’t be concerned if you see conversion info that differs from the chart below.

The G-Force shoes by REVIT are new for 2021. This style is offered in a standard non-waterproof configuration and also in an “H2O waterproof unit. The standard boot is available only for men and the H2O version is available in both men’s and women’s sizes. Take the link below to the other versions and gender.

Overall I’m impressed with the G-Force shoe. It is offered at a good price and the quality of materials and level of protection is very good. We’ve seen several styles like this from Sidi and Alpinestars over the years. This shoe is comparable in quality and I think they offer a bit more “heft” as compared to the other brands. Also, I find the fit to be a bit more generous for width than the other two (Sidi runs especially trim), so those with a wider foot might be pleased).

As already mentioned, there’s the standard boot which is vented through the tongue (being mesh) and through perforations on the panel covering the inside of your foot. Both those should flow a lot of air at speed, so consider this version as being the best for hot weather. The H2O version is similar in looks, fit, and other features, but has a built-in waterproof liner. Waterproof liners don’t flow direct air, so this boot will keep water out, but it will be less comfortable in the summer heat. On the flip side though, it will be more comfortable and practical for you in mild or cooler/wet weather.

When I mentioned “heft” I was thinking about the overall feel of the materials. The sole is sturdy with a reinforcement in the shank, and the heel surround and the toe cup are both stiffened. Each ankle gets a protector positioned over it, and those feel very nice. The boot is cut low in the back for ease of walking. The low cut back reminds me of car racing boots which are cut the same way. The top of the boot has a Velcro strap which you can use to trap the loose ends of the laces to keep them from getting tangled in your bike’s machinery.

In wearing the boots around, the sole feels comfortable even being a low profile design. The inside of the boot is well padded and very comfortable so I think break-in will be minimal. :: Paul, 05-06-21

REVIT says: The G-Force Riding Shoes take inspiration directly from worlds of MotoGP and WSBK and distill racetrack style into a practical, everyday riding shoe. REV’IT! applies a barrage of materials to add protection, manage airflow and add a bold, technical style to the G-Force Shoes. A tough synthetic leather exterior, injected ankle cups and thermoformed heel cups and toe caps manage the shoes’ safety component. In terms of ventilation, perforation can be found at the inner panel of the upper and along the tongue. The track styling ensures a snug, low profile feeling when on the foot, and the inclusion of the OrthoLite X40 insole adds overall comfort.