Alpinestars Ride-63 Canvas Beige/Black/White Shoes

An everyday street riding shoe optimized for leisure riders, the lightweight Ride-63 Canvas Shoe is Alpinestars take on casual skatewear in a package optimized for comfort, on and off the bike.

Key Features
• CE-Certified TPU Ankle Protection: Meets EN13634:2017 standards in a low-profile, flexible design for casual wear
• OrthoLite® Insole Technology: Prevents overheating and maintains cushioning through daily riding and walking
• Engineered Left-Shoe Shift Zone: Optimized for precise gear changes and reduced material wear
• Oil-Resistant Vulcanized Sole: Textured rubber compound ensures secure footpeg grip in all conditions
• PU Midsole with Heel Disc: Delivers immediate underfoot cushioning and shock absorption
• Breathable Mesh Lining: Maximizes airflow to keep feet cool during urban commutes

Protection
• CE certified to EN13634:2017 standard for motorcycle footwear protection
• Double-density TPU ankle protectors positioned between upper and lining for medial and lateral impact protection
• Transversal Protection Frame (TPF) shields the foot and provides footpeg support while maintaining front foot flex
• Internal toe box and heel counter reinforcements for impact and abrasion resistance in critical zones
• Strategic open-cell foam padding in shift pad, ankle, and collar areas for targeted impact absorption

Construction
• Canvas upper construction delivers lightweight flexibility
• Split suede heel sections provide structural durability
• Nubuck leather toe section offers abrasion resistance
• Vulcanized rubber compound sole with oil-resistant properties
• Textured grip pattern on outsole for footpeg contact
• Lightweight PU midsole with integrated heel disc for impact absorption
• Dual-layer PP insole balances flexibility and structural support
• Removable OrthoLite® open-cell PU foam insock layer
• Mesh interior lining for airflow management
• Microsuede anti-slip panel at heel section
• Eight-hole high-top with lateral lace system
• Rubber-coated lace tips for grip durability