ALPINESTARS GRANGE RIDING SHOES
The Alpinestars Grange Riding Shoes Black are built for riders who want a comfortable everyday shoe that still holds up to real protective standards on the bike.
A snug fit paired with generous inner volume gives the foot plenty of room without sacrificing support, and flex grooves across the front of the shoe make walking easy once you’re off the bike. A CE-certified full-length plate runs through the sole for added underfoot protection and comfort, while an asymmetric stud pattern on the outsole boosts grip and abrasion resistance. The oil-resistant dual rubber compound sole is designed to hold traction on unclean or slippery surfaces, and an increased medial sole edge radius makes it easier to find and hold the footpeg. Front and rear foot bumpers add stability and durability in high-wear zones, while a removable technical insock allows for easy step-in comfort and helps manage heat build-up during longer rides. Nubuck leather panels on the upper add both a refined look and extra abrasion resistance, and a shaped tongue stays in position for a secure, snug fit while riding. In the gear-shift area, a rubber layer adds durability and an internal cushioning patch reduces pressure on the foot for a more comfortable shift action. For extra ankle coverage, an open-cell foam disc protector sits at the ankle, and the shoe is certified to recognized European safety standards. The build leans on well-known footwear materials, including nubuck leather for the upper and EVA foam for cushioned comfort.
Product Specifications
- Nubuck leather upper quarters
- CE-certified full-length TPU plate for protection and comfort
- Asymmetric stud outsole for grip and abrasion resistance
- Oil-resistant dual rubber compound sole
- Removable technical insock for breathability and comfort
- Open-cell foam ankle disc protector
- Front and rear foot bumpers for stability and durability
- EVA cushioning patch in the gear-shift area
- CE certified to EN13634:2017
- Colorway: Black

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