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France's Furygan has launched the Tonik D3O riding shoe, inspired by trail-running design, priced at €219.90. It features D3O ankle protectors, a waterproof membrane, and a Michelin-branded sole, and is certified to the EN 13634:2017 standard. Sizes run 37-47.
Evaluating from stitching, buckles, and hard measurements, the combination of D3O ankle guards and a Michelin-branded sole genuinely tempts me. Getting EN 13634:2017 certification while keeping a trail-running look is skillful work. At €219.90, doubling as everyday footwear is exactly the right kind of practicality.
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Curious what actually separates riding shoes from regular boots.
The waterproof membrane is a nice touch for rainy-day touring.
As an old leather-boots guy, lighter gear like this makes me a little nervous, honestly.
€219.90 is pricey for shoes, but reasonable given the protection.
If it doubles as everyday footwear, that's actually good value.
Getting EN 13634:2017 certified while looking like a trail shoe is a nice balance.
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