Eleveit's 2025 Range Brings the X Legend EVO Off-Road Boot and Skyline Air WP Shoes

Riding-boot maker Eleveit showed its 2025 collection ahead of EICMA in November 2024. The headline item is the X Legend EVO, an updated version of its off-road racing boot with new inserts and a reinforced inner toe, alongside new waterproof riding shoes led by the Skyline Air WP.

EICMA published Eleveit's announcement on Oct. 24, 2024. It describes the 2025 collection, not a November 2026 launch, and it doesn't give prices, safety ratings or U.S. availability.

Key points:

• X Legend EVO: an update to the X Legend off-road boot, with new inserts.
• Toe: the inside of the toe is reinforced for strength and durability, per Eleveit.
• Use: Eleveit says the boot is worn in motocross, enduro and rally competition.
• Riding shoes: the new Skyline Air WP, plus the Proton WP, Neutron WP and Force Airtech.
• Also in the range: X Peak and Discover WP.

The X Legend EVO

The X Legend EVO replaces the X Legend, Eleveit's off-road racing boot. Eleveit says the update is about comfort and impact protection, with:

1. New inserts in the boot.
2. A strengthened inner toe, which Eleveit says improves resistance and durability.

The inner toe takes a beating on a dirt bike, from the shift lever and from footpegs and rocks, so it's a sensible place to add strength. Eleveit says the changes don't add weight. The announcement gives 3,700 g without saying whether it is for one boot or a pair, and does not include impact test results.

Riding Shoes for the Street

The rest of the collection is aimed at road riders. The Skyline Air WP is the new model, joined by the Proton WP, Neutron WP and Force Airtech.

"WP" models are sold as waterproof. Shoes like these are lighter and easier to walk in than full boots but cover less of the ankle and shin, so think about the riding you do before choosing.

Safety Ratings Aren't Stated

The announcement doesn't list CE ratings for any of the boots or shoes. Motorcycle footwear sold in Europe is usually tested to EN 13634, so check the label for that rating and its levels before you buy.

What It Means for U.S. Riders

The announcement doesn't confirm U.S. timing or prices for the 2025 range.

If you have expensive gear, ask your insurer whether your policy covers it after a crash.