Dainese Torque 3 Boots - Unboxing and Review (Vs Nexus 2)
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2023
- Unboxing my new TORQUE 3 OUT BOOTS. These racing boots are made of microfiber and D-Stone™ fabric with high grip TPU inserts.
Practicality and safety are guaranteed by the replaceable magnesium sliders, the protective nylon on the shell, heel, and toe, and the exclusive D-Axial system in TPU that prevents any twisting of the foot.
A real champion of lightness and performance, this boot features an internal retention band, rapid fastening and air channeling systems, magnesium inserts on the outer side and heel, and flexible joints to increase comfort when off the bike. Safety and confidence for maximum performance on any track.
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Thank you for the video. I bought exactly the same boots and I think I chose the right size (I don't reach my toe to the end of the boots even when walking). However, they are very tight on the sides (they are brand new, never used). Do you think the material on the sides will get a little looser over time? The adjustment pull string is completely at the top, if I lowered it there would probably be blood not flowing into my foot :D
They will give a little over time…
Mine felt the same, little snug, compared to the Nexus. They are now perfectly comfortable after a few rides. Absolutely love these boots (and they look so cool).
@@TheBucksBiker-lh2nm I would love to ride in them already, but it's winter in my country and I have to wait a few more months. This is my first Dainese product and I already know why their products are so expensive - their quality and beauty is indescribable. Greetings from Poland :)
@@kapitangleba9814Stay Strong… Summer will come soon 😊
How does the fit of the torque 3 compare to the nexus? I have the nexus in size euro 38 and was wondering if I should size up to euro 39 with the torque 3 as it has the inner lining. What was your experience with the fit between the two boots? Thanks.
Hi Deliana.. I have the same size Torque 3 as my Nexus and do not feel you need to go up a size. The difference I felt is that the Torque 3 can be pulled for a really snug fit!! The advantage with the Torque 3 would be that as the boots stretch over time you can always keep a nice fit!!
The Nexus though are still a fantastic Boot and of course cost less… I personally use my Nexus for less great days and my Torque for shiny lovely days 😃
The kittens are very anxious than anyone of us getting to more about these rider boots
They had a lot of fun in the box after 😹😹😹
Are you wearing the same size?
I got nexus size 9 so size 9 torque should good to me.What you think?
@@rolandantal8779 yeah… they are exactly the same size.
so with the sting i think it’s called the speed lacing i can’t get it to stay tight any ideas.
So that’s what they are called…
Mine seem to be ok so far.
How do they fit though, I am us9.5 on nike runnng shoes, are they same fit or narrow fit? thanks
I bought the same size as my normal ‘non biking’ shoes and they fit just the same.. I didn’t have to go up a size. Hope that helps 🤓
@@TheBucksBiker-lh2nm thank you
Howdy, I'm considering buying the Torque 3 boots or the Torque 3 air boots. So I was wondering what your experience had been now that you have had these for a little while?
I am mainly worried about my feet getting too hot or too cold and maybe about water getting in.
Context, I recently moved to Japan where summers are humid and up to 35-40 degrees at highs, yet I will in evenings be riding down to 10-15 degrees.
Food for thought, cheers :)
Hello :)! So after quite a few outings, even in this damn awful English Winter my feet have been warm and no real differences noted compared to my Nexus 2 Dainese Boots. I can’t really say how they will be in the summer but once again if I compare them to my Nexus, that have a little less ventilation, I can’t see there being any real difference. They may even be better… I only got caught in the rain once and they did not leak or let in any moisture so am pretty impressed. They fit great as well and the when you pull the inner tight feel as if they were custom made for my feet…
My thoughts are that these are a great boot, despite their racing pedigree, are great for most kinds of weather… Of course if you are gonna ride in the snow and torrential rain on a regular basis I would go for something more adapt. I expect that the ability to breath will also be advantageous in the humidity of Japan.
Hope that helped and please let me know, if you get them, how you get on. Oh, and they look really amazing ☺️