HELD Segrino Surround GTX Black

The style of motorcycle shoes and boots not only defines their appearance but also largely determines their intended use and the riding conditions for which they are designed. Some models fit into multiple style categories. Our product specialists have therefore decided, for certain models, to assign more than one style to reflect the footwear’s versatility. Below are the different styles, each with their typical characteristics and applications:

• Adventure: designed for both on- and off-road use. These shoes and boots are robust, provide extra protection for ankles and shins, and are suitable for long rides, varying weather conditions, and rough terrain.
• Sport: focused on sporty riding and high performance. Sport motorcycle shoes and boots fit snugly, have reinforcements in critical areas, and provide maximum control and protection during dynamic and fast riding.
• Touring: developed for comfort on long distances. Touring models combine good protection with wear comfort, often featuring waterproof materials and an ergonomic fit for hours of riding enjoyment.
• Urban: designed for everyday city use. These models often look like regular shoes but feature discreet reinforcements and offer a good balance of protection, comfort, and casual style.
• Vintage: inspired by classic motorcycle styles. Vintage motorcycle shoes and boots combine a retro look with modern safety features and are popular among riders who want functionality paired with timeless design.

Color indicates which colors are present on the footwear. Since many models combine multiple colors, a product can fall into several color categories. Below is the explanation:

• More than one colour: the footwear may feature several colors. Each individual color is listed separately so you can filter precisely for the colors present.
• Single color: the footwear consists of one dominant color, making it easy to match and giving a uniform appearance.

The type indicates which main category the footwear belongs to, distinguishing between tall motorcycle boots and lower motorcycle shoes or sneakers. This affects protection level, comfort, and intended use. Below are the two types:

• Motorcycle boots: tall models that provide enhanced protection for the ankles and shins. Motorcycle boots are particularly suited for touring, sporty, or adventure riding, where safety and support are key.
• Motorcycle shoes and sneakers: lower-cut models offering greater freedom of movement and comfort, often with a casual appearance. They are ideal for everyday use, commuting, and short rides, while still featuring motorcycle-specific protective elements.

The gender indication helps determine which target group the motorcycle shoes or boots are designed for, taking foot shape, fit, and comfort into account. Below are the available options:

• Men: designed around the average male foot shape. These models typically offer a wider fit and are tailored to the anatomy and riding posture of male riders.
• Women: specifically developed for the female foot. Women’s models often feature a narrower heel, adjusted instep, and a fit that better matches female anatomy, without compromising on protection.
• Kids: intended for young riders or passengers. These models are smaller, lighter, and adapted to children’s feet, with a focus on comfort and essential protection.

The water resistance of motorcycle shoes and boots determines how well they protect against rain and moisture while riding. Depending on your riding conditions and preferences, you can choose from the following options:

• Waterproof: features a waterproof membrane that keeps feet dry in rainy and wet conditions. These models are suitable for everyday use and changing weather, without using a specific branded membrane.
• Not waterproof: designed for maximum ventilation and comfort in dry and warm conditions. These models offer no rain protection, but are often lighter and more breathable.
• Gore-Tex waterproof: equipped with a Gore-Tex membrane, known for its long-lasting waterproof performance combined with excellent breathability. This option is ideal for riders who frequently ride in wet conditions and deliberately choose Gore-Tex as a premium quality standard.

The closure system of motorcycle shoes and boots determines how they are put on, secured, and adjusted around the foot and ankle. Some models combine multiple closure systems to enhance fit, convenience, and safety. Below are the available options:

• ATOP dial: a dial-based system that tightens or loosens a steel cable. It allows for quick and precise adjustment, even while wearing gloves.
• BOA dial: similar to the ATOP system, also using a dial and steel cable. BOA is known for its durability and even pressure distribution.
• Double zipper: these boots feature a zipper on both sides, making them especially easy to put on and take off. Commonly found on taller boots.
• None: models without an active closure system, often slip-on designs that rely on their shape and structure to stay securely in place.
• Buckle: a classic and very secure closure system, mainly used on adventure and off-road boots. Buckles provide a strong and adjustable fit.
• Quicklace laces: a quick-lacing system that allows the shoe to be tightened in a single motion, ideal for fast and easy use.
• Zipper: a practical closure that makes putting on and taking off easier. Zippers are often combined with other systems such as laces or velcro.
• Velcro: hook-and-loop fastening, typically used as additional fixation, for example over a zipper or around the shaft for a secure closure.
• Laces: traditional lacing system that allows precise adjustment of the fit. Often combined with a side zipper for added convenience.

Gear shift reinforcement indicates whether the footwear features an additional protective panel in the gear-shift area, designed to prevent wear and damage caused by the gear lever. The available options are:

• Yes: the footwear is equipped with a reinforced panel at the point of contact with the gear lever. This increases durability and protects the material from premature wear.
• No: the footwear does not include a dedicated gear shift reinforcement. This may be sufficient for light use, but offers less protection against wear from gear shifting.

Ankle protection indicates whether the footwear features additional protective elements around the ankle, a vulnerable area in the event of a fall or impact. Depending on the protection level and materials used, the following options are available:

• Yes: the footwear includes standard ankle protection that provides added support and protection for everyday riding.
• No: the footwear does not feature specific ankle protection. This allows for greater flexibility and comfort but offers less protection in case of a fall or impact.
• Yes D3O: equipped with D3O ankle protection, a flexible material that remains soft during wear but instantly hardens upon impact, delivering high protection without compromising comfort.
• Yes TPU: features ankle protection made from TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane), a rigid and durable material that provides excellent resistance to shocks and impacts.

Shin protection indicates whether the footwear features additional protection at shin height, a vulnerable area in the event of a fall or impact. Depending on the material and protection level, the available options are:

• No: the footwear does not include specific shin-height protection. This allows for more flexibility and comfort but offers less protection in case of a fall or impact.
• Yes: the footwear includes standard shin protection, providing added support and protection for everyday riding.
• Yes TPU: equipped with shin protection made from TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane), a rigid and durable material that provides excellent resistance to shocks and impacts.

Ventilation indicates how well the footwear allows air to circulate and keeps the foot cool while riding. Depending on design and materials, there are three options:

• Perforated: the footwear features zones of mesh fabric or perforated leather, allowing air and wind to enter actively. These models are not waterproof and have no membrane, but provide maximum ventilation.
• Ventilated: the footwear includes breathable textiles or openings that let air circulate, keeping the foot cool. These models are also not waterproof and have no membrane, but offer comfortable ventilation in warm weather.
• Not ventilated: waterproof shoes or boots with a membrane allow very little air to pass, keeping the foot dry but offering no active ventilation.

A raised insole means the boot features a thicker or elevated insole on the inside, without this being visible from the outside. This can help improve foot positioning and confidence when stopping. The options are:

• Yes: the boot has a raised insole. This is especially helpful for shorter riders who want to reach the ground more easily, without compromising comfort or appearance.
• No: the boot has a standard insole with no additional height.

Adjustable calf width indicates whether the boot can be adjusted at calf level. This improves comfort and fit, especially for riders with wider or more muscular calves. The options are:

• Yes: the boot features an adjustment system at the rear, such as one or two zippers or a stretch leather panel. This allows the calf width to be increased for a more comfortable fit.
• No: the boot has a fixed calf width and cannot be adjusted.

The shaft height indicates the height of the shoe, boot, or sneaker at heel level. This helps estimate protection, support, and fit of the footwear. The measurement is performed as follows:

• Measured on the inside of the shoe, from the top of the insole to the highest point of the shaft at heel level.

The material of motorcycle shoes and boots affects comfort, durability, maintenance, and protection. Below are the three main material types:

• Synthetic leather: man-made material resembling leather, lightweight and often water-repellent. Synthetic leather is easy to maintain and affordable, but offers slightly less breathability and wear resistance than genuine leather.
• Leather: natural material providing excellent breathability, durability, and protection. Leather shoes and boots often mold to the foot over time, but require regular care to protect against moisture.
• Textile: lightweight and breathable material, often used in ventilated or sporty models. Textile provides comfort and airflow but less wear resistance and protection than leather or synthetic leather, and is usually not waterproof without an additional membrane.

The outer material of motorcycle shoes and boots largely determines protection, durability, and wearing comfort. Manufacturers use various materials or combinations thereof, depending on the intended use, style, and desired characteristics of each model.

Because there is a wide variety of outer materials, no fixed option list is used here. The specific outer material is listed individually in the product specifications for each model.

The membrane determines whether a shoe, boot, or sneaker is waterproof and breathable. There are two options:

• None: the footwear is not waterproof and contains no membrane.
• With membrane: the manufacturer has used a waterproof and breathable membrane in this model. The type of membrane may vary, providing protection from external moisture while allowing internal moisture to escape.

The lining of motorcycle shoes, boots, or sneakers affects comfort, breathability, and moisture management inside the footwear. The most commonly used materials are:

• Polyester: lightweight, soft, and comfortable material that wicks moisture well and dries quickly. Polyester is durable and easy to maintain.
• Polyamide: strong, durable, and breathable material that effectively transports moisture and provides a comfortable interior.

A double boot construction means the boot is built from two separate layers: an outer boot for protection and durability, and an inner boot containing the waterproof and breathable membrane. This affects comfort, waterproof performance, and long-term use. The options are:

• Yes: the boot features a double construction with a separate inner boot. This provides improved waterproofing, increased comfort, and more consistent membrane performance over time.
• No: the boot has a single construction where the membrane is directly integrated into the outer layer.