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Motorcycle boots - my analysis in figures, as of 01/12/2023 :
- Brands analyzed: 32
- Models analyzed: 568
Tag: Motorcycle boots EN 13634 - Level 2212
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I’m reprinting here, in French and slightly reworded, the short history of motorcycle protection standards for protective shells and pants and jackets as told by the main researchers and experts behind the MotoCAP protocol here: "A guide to designing and manufacturing motorcycle protective clothing" (PDF document written December 2022).
The authors are :
- Christopher Hurren, researcher Univ. of Deakin [Researchgate] ;
- Paul Varnsverry, dir. of certification body PVA-PPE [LinkedIn] ;
- Liz de Rome, researcher Univ. of Deakin [ResearchGate] [LinkedIn].
Inventory of the "almost" most protective motorcycle high boots (EN 13634 : 2122, EN 13634 : 2212, EN 13634 : 2221) in June 2023
- FR
- EN
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# Last update: 12/11/2023 #
This page complements my inventory of the most protective motorcycle riding boots (EN 13634: 2222) in June 2023, it lists riding boots that have all but one level of protection at maximum, so these are EN 13634:2122, EN 13634:2212 and EN 13634:2221.
I put the Motoblouz/Dafy/Fcmoto link when the product was available at the time of writing.
(Important note: I don’t get a penny from purchases made on these sites, the links are there for information only!