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Icon Superduty 5 Boots Item # 574415
Description
The 5th generation of the iconic Superduty street boot leads the way for urban riding gear. Icon revamped Icon's most popular boot into a sleek, athletic silhouette. The upper is comprised of TECTUFF® coated leather with incredible abrasion-resistant properties. Internally Icon has revamped the structure, forgoing the steel shank for an engineered lasting board, which provides full-foot reinforcement while still remaining comfortable. The SD5 come equipped with D3O® ankle insert. The visually-defining rubber nub interface, hidden ghillie laces, and midfoot support strap—all staples of the Superduty legacy—provide a sure and secure fit. Five generations in, Icon continue to step up the moto footwear game.
Features:
- Tested and certified according to Standard - EN 13634:2015
- Tectuff® coated leather upper
- D3O® ankle inserts
- Engineered lasting board
- Mid-foot retention strap
- Shifter interface
Part Numbers for Icon Superduty 5 Boots
Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5
by
ommoran from
A poor update to a great boot
I bought the Icon Superduty 4 boots in black. They are still working hard - steel shank, proper protection toe and ankle, a great slip-resistant sole. Yes, they looked like work boots, but they are warm, pretty waterproof once treated, and are great motorcycle boots that you can wear around off the bike as well.
Then icon decides they need an upgrade (fine) and puts in fewer features (especially the shank) in order to have something that looks more like a high-top running shoe. These are nothing like the Icon Superduty 4 which were so highly rated by RyanF9. Lightduty maybe - if you want good protection and excellent build quality, try and find a SD 4 or look at something else.
Date published: 2019-02-11
Rated 1 out of
5
by
wheelwithwade from
Looks good but poor quality
Had these for one driving season which was about 30 or so rides and these boots are already falling apart, the laces frayed and brook on one boot (I've had other shoes over 10 years still on initial laces but these broke after wearing them 30 times). The lace loops are also pulling loose. For the price they shouldn't be this bad after 30 wears. The do look nice but if they don't last a real waste of money.
Date published: 2019-03-19
Rated 2 out of
5
by
stonecoldstevejobs from
Comfy, but they didn't last long
My girlfriend bought these for me as a birthday present and I was super excited that she nailed the fit, so that's a big plus. They're comfy, and the D3O offers a questionable level of protection, but I feel relatively safe in them and definitely enjoy commuting in them more than my motocross boots. However, toe protection is again questionable.
That said, after 3 months they started falling apart. The laces broke the first week I owned them but that's pretty normal for any boot/shoe with aggressive velcro on the straps and the cheapest laces money can buy. Speaking of aggressive velcro, the pull straps tore off from the velcro's adhesive. It's like Icon didn't even try to make these durable. Adhesive? Really? You're better than this.
As for the history of these shoes: no crashes, no rain, commuting some of the week.
Date published: 2018-08-14
Rated 1 out of
5
by
BusaCraig from
Not durable
Bought these at the beginning of the season last year, I do ride a lot (20,000kms per year) but only ever wear these and my full gear when I’m going on a big ride, I wear lighter gear when commuting to and from work when there isn’t snow! After approximately 4 months of use, my shifter has worn through the shoe to the point where it hurts to shift and feels like I may as well be wearing flip flops. Because I’m cheap I’m going to take them to a local shoe repairman and see what he can do with them as I don’t have an extra $180 to replace them every year. They are comfortable enough and you can easily walk around in them but they are definitely not durable and I wouldn’t recommend them to anyone, which sucks because I always felt Icon was great value for money but they definitely fell short on these shoes!
Date published: 2021-03-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
justaplumber from
So far, so good
Bought these in the early winter, haven't been wearing them much, just around the house a bit.
Fit a little smaller than size indicates (maybe half a size).
They don't bite into any tender parts, wear as well as you'd expect,.
Look pretty decent for off bike, annnnnd the shift patch is reflected on the right foot as well if symmetry is important.
Date published: 2021-12-31
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Chilliwing from
Great fit at a great price
Looking for a lightweight easy on off boot with great ankle support with a low key look ( not flashy)
Date published: 2021-12-13
Rated 3 out of
5
by
CeeJay from
Fits half a size small
Had to return these, unfortunately, because they were too small.
Date published: 2021-10-19
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Darby from
Falling apart
I've had these boots for about a month now. When I received them the lace on the left boot was WAY too long. I've had to sew the velcro in place on both straps. The lace loop on the tongue of the right boot has torn off. The stitching around the toe on both boots has started to come undone. Not great workmanship. Warm and comfortable though...
Date published: 2021-09-29