SOLD - Oxtar Goretex Touring Boots Size Eur 48; US 14

[robe]

Got them as gift
Way too big and wide for me.

Boots are used on one long and couple short rides, total in use 4-5 weeks.
They are stored in my closet last 5-6 years.

Have few minor scratches, and shifting patch on left boot lost some color.

Inside, boots are very clean since I had to put 4-5 pairs of socks to fit them.
Goretex looks like new and probably not damaged.

Boots probably can be used for few seasons.

Anyway, they are for sale

Asking price is 70$, shipped to 48 US states (PayPal gift only)

 

[Spaggy]

Re: Oxtar Goretex Touring Boots Size Eur 48; US 14

What size shoe do you wear? I'm a 13. Looked for size charts and see a 48 being a 13. Would you mail them to Canada?

 

[robe]

Re: Oxtar Goretex Touring Boots Size Eur 48; US 14

My size is 12 with narrow feet.
Didn't check at post office how much is shipping to Canada. USA shipping is around 20$.
I think it would be to expensive to send it to Canada.

 

[EricV]

Re: Oxtar Goretex Touring Boots Size Eur 48; US 14

If it fits in a 12"x12"x5.5" flat rate large box, it will costs $55 to ship to Canada. Odds are it will cost less to ship international priority mail in a plain box though.

FWIW, these are great boots. I wore some for 145k miles before they leaked. The Oxtar Matrix name was changed due to some infringement issues, and these are the same as the TCX X-Five boots made now, only IMO the Oxtar versions were higher quality. I bought a pair of the X-Fives to replace my worn out Oxtar Matrix boots and still have them. Not quite as well put together, but still waterproof after 5 years. IIRC, I paid close to $200 for the X-Five boots and they are more expensive now.

FWIW, I have found the euro sizing to be more consistent. Go try some local boots on in 48 and see if they fit, if so, these should too.

Good luck with the sale.

 

[robe]

Re: Oxtar Goretex Touring Boots Size Eur 48; US 14

I know they are great, but having 4-5 socks on my feet makes problems and I didn't have any feeling for gear shifting!
These still have a lot of life to live!