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Ladies Biker Boots


A biker boot is a flat or low-heeled ankle boot with a tougher look than a Chelsea or a classic zip boot: a sturdy sole, a plain toe, and often laces or a zip down the front. Ours are all ankle height and mostly flat, in leather, suede and patent, and every one has a lining. Black and brown lead, with burgundy and dark red if you want something different. You'll find them from Rieker boots, Remonte boots, Gabor boots, Marco Tozzi boots and Josef Seibel boots. We offer free delivery on orders over €69 and free returns within 30 days.

What's the difference between a biker boot and a combat boot?

They're close, and plenty of boots sit somewhere between the two. A combat boot laces up the front, often on a chunky cleated sole. A biker boot does without the full set of laces, and gets its tough look from buckles, straps or a chunky zip down the front instead. Every lace-up style in this collection has a zip as well, so you can set the laces once to suit your foot and use the zip after that.

Are biker boots good for walking?

A flat biker boot is one of the steadier boots you can walk in, because the sole is wide and sits flat on the ground. Most of ours are flat, and the few with a heel keep it to around 4 or 5cm. More than half have a removable insole, which helps if you wear an orthotic. It's listed in the product details wherever a boot has one.

Do biker boots come in wider fittings?

Some do. The Gabor, Josef Seibel and Remonte styles here are made on a G fitting, slightly wider than standard across the ball of the foot. G-Comfort don't mark a width fitting, but in our experience their boot here fits at least as wide as an H fit. The rest don't carry a width fitting. Because laces let you adjust over the top of the foot, a lace-up biker is also worth trying if you have a high instep. Our size guide explains each fitting.

What size should I get?

It depends on the brand, and the sizing note on the individual product is the one to go by. One thing holds for any ankle boot: your heel should sit down in the back of the boot without lifting as you walk. If it lifts, the boot is too long, and a thicker sock won't fix that. Try them indoors on carpet first. With free returns within 30 days there's no risk in getting it right, and you can ring us on 01 8490847.

Looking for more boots?

Browse our other boot categories:

Ankle Boots

Lace Up Boots

Chelsea Boots

Warm Lined Boots