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Full specification As published
MaterialFull-grain leather and suede
ClosureDouble buckle with hook-and-loop strap
ProtectionRemovable ankle and shin protectors
OutsoleAnti-slip rubber compound
Weight1.8 kg per boot (approx.)
Mass1800 g as published
Coversfeet, ankles, shins
Bench rank73 of 200 on this site
Boots · Rank 73 of 200

REV'IT! Patrol Boot

by REV'IT

The REV'IT Patrol Boot combines full-grain leather and suede with removable ankle and shin protectors, built for touring and adventure riders covering long days in variable conditions.

4.4 Rider rating 4.4 out of 5 Bench score 48/100
  • Removable ankle protectors
  • Double buckle closure
  • About 1.8kg per boot
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Verdict

The REV'IT Patrol Boot is a well-built touring and adventure boot that balances removable ankle and shin protection, comfort, and everyday practicality. Its reinforced construction and adjustable double buckle closure make it a reliable choice for long rides, though sportbike riders seeking a low-profile boot may want something sleeker.

The Patrol is a touring-focused boot from REV'IT, built with a full-grain leather and suede upper reinforced with a sturdy heel and toe counter, at around 1.8 kilograms per boot. Removable ankle and shin protectors sit inside for riders who want the option of extra coverage, and a double buckle closure with a hook-and-loop strap lets the fit be adjusted across the ankle and lower leg. The footbed is anatomically shaped and replaceable, adding some long-term practicality without needing a full boot replacement, and a reflective panel at the rear helps with visibility on evening rides. The shaft sits at a mid-calf height, offering solid coverage without full off-road boot bulk.

On the bike, the reinforced heel and toe counters take the repetitive wear of gear changes without breaking down quickly, and the removable protectors add a real layer of confidence over a boot with no armor at all. The double buckle closure holds the boot securely around the ankle, adjustable enough to fit over different trouser cuffs or riding pants. Off the bike, the anti-slip rubber outsole grips well on gravel, wet pavement, and uneven ground at fuel stops, and the anatomical shape keeps fatigue down over a long day standing on the pegs. The boot does need a break-in period before the leather and suede stop feeling stiff around the ankle.

The Patrol suits touring and adventure riders who spend long hours in the saddle and want a boot that handles multi-day trips across variable terrain and weather without sacrificing comfort. The leather, suede, and stitching hold up well across repeated seasons, and the replaceable footbed extends the boot's useful life. Sportbike riders wanting a lower-profile, race-oriented boot will find sleeker options elsewhere, and the Patrol's weatherproofing has limits in prolonged heavy rain despite handling normal wet rides well. For dependable, all-around touring and adventure use, though, it remains a solid choice that holds up mile after mile. The boot's mid-calf height and understated styling also mean it works as well for a day of errands as it does for a multi-day trip further afield.

What works
  • Removable protectors give solid ankle and shin coverage
  • Comfortable enough for all-day touring and adventure riding
  • Sturdy construction resists wear over repeated seasons
  • Rubber outsole grips well on wet and dry surfaces
  • Double buckle closure adjusts to different calf widths
What doesn't
  • Needs a break-in period before the boots feel fully flexible
  • Sits at the pricier end versus casual riding boots
  • Not fully waterproof in prolonged heavy rain
  • Bulkier than a boot built for sport or track riding
Bench scorecard
Protection53Weather31Airflow35Comfort58Value64

Derived from this product's own specification, key features and owner-reported pros and cons, then adjusted by its rider rating. Same rules for every piece.

Key features
  • Full-grain leather and suede construction
  • Removable ankle and shin protectors
  • Reinforced heel and toe counters
  • Double buckle with hook-and-loop strap closure
  • Anatomically shaped, replaceable footbed
  • Anti-slip rubber compound outsole
  • Reflective rear panel for visibility
Where it sits in boots
This piece 48 Category median 47 Category best 54

Bench rank 8 of 22 in boots. The median piece in this category scores 47; the best scores 54.

What it covers
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Who it fits
  • A steady middle-of-the-road choice: nothing it does badly, nothing it wins outright.
Stack it against
Klim Badlands Pro BootsBench 54 · 4.6 ★
Dainese Torque RR Out AirBench 52 · 4.6 ★
Sidi Crossfire 3Bench 47 · 4.6 ★
Alpinestars Supertech RBench 45 · 4.6 ★