TCX COMP EVO 2

Added lower leg protection for the rider with smaller feet

REVIEWED BY EMILY ROBERTS

When it comes to dirt bike boots, you can say I’m particular. It can be tough to find the right-fitting boot with the appropriate support for riding. Recently, I retired my old Alpinestars Tech7 boots and replaced them with a pair of TCX Comp Evo 2. TCX (formally OXTAR) began in 1999, launching its first motorcycle footwear with an international patent for its T.C.S. (Torsion Control System), allowing controlled movement of the foot laterally and longitudinally while still protecting the ankle from injury. Now, TCX uses its Double Flex Control System, allowing safe torsional movement of the ankle and leg while riding. One of the main factors that drew me to this boot was its sizing. Over the years, I’ve spoken to many riders with smaller feet (lots of women, and…

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Motorcycle Mojo (Digital) - 1 Issue, May 2024

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