Trans Open GTX

Trans Open GTX

Enduro-style touring boot with thick leather. Comfortable, lightweight and flexible – with maximum protection.

  • waterproof and breathable thanks to GORE-TEX
  • Height of shaft: ca. 34 cm
  • Sizes: 38 - 49
  • Color: Black
Made in Germany
GORE-TEX CE certified according to EN 13634: 2010
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Advantages

  • 2.8 mm special full cowhide
  • waterproof and breathable with GORE-TEX climatic membrane (80 % polyamide, 20 % polyester)
  • adjustable calf region by use of velcro fasteners
  • two long zip fasteners to get in quick
  • double shaft cuff
  • shaft end, splash-proof
  • reinforced gear change pad from abrasion resistant PU foam
  • PU foam sole layer
  • anatomic formed climatic insole

Safety

  • anatomic formed robust high-impact plastic ankle and shinbone protection, padded inside with open-cell special foam
  • large-surface latex foam padding
  • a plastic reinforced inner sole with a hot-dip galvanised steel inlay, that allows you to gently roll your feet
  • non-slip, robust special Enduro soles with metal toe tips

Awarded!

What the trade press says:

78th award for daytona®: Soft-Enduro boots recommendation: Trans Open GTX®

Who scares his travel-enduro sometimes through the rubble, need particularly good protection to the feet. As soft as hard to be the boots? "The testers were wondering the" bikers "before they tested seven models. For the daytona Trans Open GTX there was full marks in all test categories and a recommendation. The conclusion of the testers: "Prima processed, comfortable all-rounder, solid protective equipment, smooth handling.

MOTORRADFAHRER | 06/2018

76th award for daytona®: Adventure Boots test winner: Trans Open GTX®

Cross country over hill and dale, on gravel roads or asphalt carousel - are Adventure Boots fit for traveling without borders and when it comes to broaden your motorcycle horizon." That was the announcement of the testers of "Motorrad Coach 2017", before eleven boots had to compare. Test winner and only boots with the "very good": the daytona Trans Open GTX. The results of the testers: "It may seem a bit bland and old-fashioned and is driving like a normal touring boot. But the formidally processed, very high-quality daytona TransOpen has it also as big as a fist behind the ears.

MOTORRAD COACH | 06/2017

75th award for daytona®: Trans Open GTX: very good, test winner

The MOTORRAD testers wanted to know which boots are the best for travel without limits. Eleven boots with different concepts had to be compared. Test winner with the judgment very good: the daytona® Trans Open GTX.

Overall conclusion of the testers: ... Top quality justifies the high price of the test winner Daytona absolutely ..."..

MOTORRAD | 04/2017

65th award for daytona®: Trans Open GTX®: Recommended!

The magazine MOTORRADFAHRER sees in enduro boots frontier workers who today on the highway and tomorrow on the dirt road and even on foot are suitable. Therefore 8 boots were tested. The Daytona Trans Open GTX® was awarded with a recommendation.

Conclusion of the testers: Fit / comfort: very good. Security: very good. Denseness test: Passed. Processing: very good.

MOTORRADFAHRER | 12/2013

67th award for daytona®: Trans Open GTX®: Recommended!

The TOURENFAHRER has been viewed in issue 6/2014 eight so-called crossover boots. The boots were first evaluated for their safety and comfort features as well as the processing. In the practical part of it concerned the assessment of fit and comfort, to the handling of the closures, the quality of the footbed etc. In addition, the boots were weighed and measured. The Trans Open GTX from daytona was honored with a recommendation.

TOURENFAHRER | 06/2014

54th award for daytona®: Tourenfahrer recommends Trans Open GTX®

The editors of the magazin TOURENFAHRER wanted to know what Enduro-boots for the four-way-race on the ground, in water, on the road or to walk with are most suitable. The Trans Open GTX from daytona got an recommendation.

Conclusion of the testers: The large reinforcements give always good protection without ever disturbing the fit. Although the boots ankle joints and supports very well, but the running and ride comfort is still perfect. Despite the relatively low tread depth is the sole right grip. The daytona is a thoroughly successful mixture with a high protection factor..

TOURENFAHRER | 07/2010

47th award for daytona®: Trans Open GTX® recommended

The September issue of MOTORRADFAHRER magazine sees those bikers armed for everything with the best enduro boots. A test should show which ones they are. The daytona Trans Open GTX received a recommendation.

Conclusion: workmanship: very good. Price / offer: Very good. Outstandingly comfortable boot with a very good safety package, the price of which seems appropriate for what is offered.

MOTORRADFAHRER | 08/2008

42nd award for daytona®: Trans Open GTX sets standards

For the April 2007 issue, TOURENFAHRER magazine tested waterproof enduro boots. The Trans Open GTX® from daytona® was given a recommendation.

The testers wrote in their conclusion: daytona's Trans Open is an absolute classic that still sets standards in terms of comfort, but especially in terms of protection. Especially the large, but never disturbing plastic protectors ensure safe progress within the scope of the complex construction.

TOURENFAHRER | 04/2007

Unrivaled

The magazine ENDURO ABENTEUER showed in its March 01-2004 issue that feet and legs are particularly at risk when driving off-road. 16 boots were examined to determine to what extent they can reduce the dangers. The comment on the daytona Trans Open GTX: ... is unrivaled as an enduro boot. On the one hand because it keeps your feet dry with a Gore-Tex membrane, on the other hand because it actually plays in a different league - in the touring boot class ... step in and feel good.

In addition, ENDURO ABENTEUER tested four different biker socks in the same issue. Conclusion about the daytona® socks: Great fit; does not scratch; comfortable padding on the shin

ENDURO ABENTEUER | 03/2004

Price / offer: Very good!

TOURENFAHRER | 07/1998