Dainese Axial 2 Boot - perfect on and off the track?

The latest evolution of the iconic racing boots featuring the IN system, which allows them to be worn inside any Dainese racing suit or aramid fibre jeans!!
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[@maltonsh7373]

Great presentation, thanks 👍🏼

[@bikestopuk]

And thank you

[@The-Splat]

Undoubtedly, Dainese Axial boots are among the most comfortable on the market, and the Axial protection worked for me. However, considering the price, these boots should be CE Level 2/2/2/2. The Level 1 scores are poor, particularly for boots marketed for track days. Could BikeStop please give this feedback to Dainese?

[@bikestopuk]

Sure can in fact we actually met their new Dainese Sales Director yesterday!!

[@The-Splat]

@@bikestopuk Thank you!🙏

[@jackyff8]

says it's EN13634 Level 2 on the website

[@The-Splat]

@@jackyff8 Thanks. That’s odd, but I hope it's good news. Boots do not have an overall Level 1 or 2 rating; they have individual ratings for their height, abrasion resistance, impact cut resistance, and transverse rigidity. Could BikeStop tell us the accurate CE ratings?

[@CyberNerd10]

I bought this only
thing I did not like at all is the
toe box is way to narrow
Wich forced me to size one size up
But now it doesn’t fit like I wish it would so there is basically no perfect size for me
I advice to every one try this first before ordering it

[@sunilk_89]

Do you guys think these are overkill for street riding?

[@bikestopuk]

We have had people buy them for street as they re so comfortable…