- Is the Lorrie a real riding boot?
- No. It is a fashion motorcycle boot with a stacked heel and no protective armor, shifter pad or waterproof membrane. Treat it as street wear, not motorcycle safety gear.
- How do the Lorrie boots fit?
- They come in normal D width and are slip-on, so fit depends on your instep and calf. Frye boots often run slightly roomy; if you are between sizes or have a narrow foot, size down or plan for a thicker sock.
- Can I wear them all day?
- The layered EVA, foam, cork and leather insole and midfoot support bridge make them more comfortable than a hard-soled heeled boot. The 1.5-inch block heel is low enough for errands and office days, though long walking days may still tire your feet.
- Are they waterproof?
- No. There is no Gore-Tex or waterproof lining, and the upper mixes leather with faux leather and polyurethane. Avoid heavy rain and standing water.
- How do I get them on without laces or a zipper?
- They are pull-on boots, so you slide your foot through the shaft opening. A shoe horn helps, and the shaft loosens with wear.
- What is the heel and platform height?
- The heel is 1.5 inches and the platform is flat at 0.0 inches, so the whole lift comes from the stacked block heel.
- Where is the Frye Lorrie Stacked Heel Motorcycle Boots cheapest?
- At Thefryeandco, for $94.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Frye Lorrie Stacked Heel Motorcycle Boots?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Zappos, Thefryeandco, Famous Footwear, JCPenney, Tractor Supply Co.