Winter riding sucks if your feet are cold and wet. These boots fix that. The Havras are built to take a beating in the slop, keep your toes warm, and make sure you’re not bailing early ‘cause you can’t feel your feet.
Sizing heads-up: They run narrow. If you’ve got wide feet or you’re planning on stuffing thick socks in there (which you should in winter), just size up. No brainer.
Why They’re Worth It
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Neoprene cuffs + Velcro = warm ankles, no grit, no rub.
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Chunky zip-over closure makes them dead easy to get in and out of, even when your fingers are frozen.
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Drawstring lace inside pulls the fit snug and keeps it locked down.
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Simple design = easy rinse-off after a mudbath.
The Details
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Nylon sole = stiff where you need power, tough enough to last.
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Microfibre upper keeps the weather out and warmth in.
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TPU toe cover takes the knocks.
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Grippy tread for hike-a-bike and slick café stops.
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2-bolt SPD compatible with loads of adjustment.
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Stud ports for mud spikes
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Removable insole.
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Weight: 830g (size 44, without cleats).
The Bottom Line
If you ride through winter, these are no-fuss, tough-as-old-boots.... boots that’ll actually keep your feet warm and dry. Just remember — go one size up. (Example: normally a 42? Get a 43 and you’re golden.)
Sizes 39–47.
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