TCX COMP KID BOOTS BLACK/RED

The TCX Comp Kid is a youth motocross and enduro boot built for young riders moving into regular off-road riding. It pairs a microfibre upper with polyurethane plates across the toe, bootleg and shin, so the areas that take the most abuse on a dirt bike are covered without making the boot feel stiff or oversized on a smaller rider.

Fit and feel are the focus. A breathable mesh lining with internal padding keeps the boot comfortable over a long day at the track, the ergonomic stretch collar helps keep dirt and debris out, and the three micro-adjustable buckles let you dial in the closure as a growing rider's calf and foot change. The result is a boot that still allows the flexibility and bike feel a learning rider needs on the pegs.

Available in Black/Red in youth sizes EU29 to EU33.

• Youth-specific motocross and enduro boot
• Polyurethane toe, bootleg and shin plate
• Microfibre upper
• Breathable mesh lining with internal padding
• Suede microfibre heat guard on the inner leg
• Ergonomic stretch upper collar helps keep out dirt and debris
• Closure with three replaceable, micro-adjustable polyurethane buckles plus Velcro
• Ergonomic removable footbed
• Wear-resistant rubber outsole
• Flexible construction for feel and control on the pegs

• Pair of boots

Knock off loose dirt and mud after every ride, then wipe the microfibre upper with a soft damp cloth and mild soapy water.
Avoid solvents, petrol, brake cleaner and harsh detergents, as these can damage the microfibre and the polyurethane plates.
Allow the boots to air dry naturally at room temperature; keep them away from heaters, exhausts and direct sunlight, which can harden or distort the materials.
Remove the footbed after wet or sweaty rides and let it dry separately before refitting.
Check the three buckles before each ride and adjust the micro-adjustment to suit the rider's calf and sock thickness; replace any buckle that is cracked or no longer latches securely.
Close the Velcro on the collar fully and keep the hook-and-loop free of dirt and grit so it keeps holding.
Inspect the shin plate, toe plate and sole for cracks, deep gouges or separation after heavy impacts, and retire the boots if the protective plates are damaged.
Expect a short break-in period while the upper softens; short rides first will help the boot mould to the rider's leg.
Store upright in a cool, dry place with the buckles lightly fastened so the boots hold their shape.
Recheck sizing regularly on growing riders - a boot that is too small or too large will compromise both comfort and protection.