Sidi
Sidi has been building performance footwear in Maser, Italy since 1960, and pioneered features like buckle closures and replaceable soles that are now industry standard. Certified to EN 13634.
Dino Signori founded Sidi in 1960, and the name comes from his initials. The company started out making mountain sports footwear before shifting toward cycling and motorcycle boots through the 1970s, and it's still based in Maser, a small town in Italy's Veneto region with a population of around 5,000.
Sidi's real legacy is in the details other brands later copied, buckle closure systems, replaceable soles, and adjustable calf systems that means a boot fits the rider, rather than the ridier fitting the boot. Every pair sold here is certified to EN 13634, the European standard for motorcycle footwear.
Q: How long has Sidi been making boots?
A: Since 1960, founded by Dino Signori in Maser, Italy. It shifted from mountain sports footwear into cycling and motorcycle boots through the 1970s.
Q: What's Sidi known for in boot design?
A: Buckle closure systems, replaceable soles and adjustable calf systems, features the brand pioneered that are now standard across the industry. that means a boot fits the rider, rather than the ridier fitting the boot. Every pair sold here is certified to EN 13634, the European standard for motorcycle footwear.