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Alpinestars Hi Point* Motocross Boots
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| The metal plate can be seen as the second version of the Alpinestars
plate and the boots are the 6 strap version. |
All the pictures below can be clicked for an
enlargement.
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| The first three photos show the metal plate and the last photo shows
the cutout in the back that contains the Italian colors or red, white, & green strips, although they may
have been darkened for the movie. |
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| The sole can be seen as the Alpinestars with the mild lug sole that
was usually seen on the newer 5 strip Alpinestars Hi Points. |
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| These two pictures show the most unusual characteristic and the one
that I have not seen on other Alpinestars Hi Points. Instead of the
diamond shaped metal piece on the metatarsal area, there are simply just
three rivets. Compare these two pictures to the Hi Point below in
the "Classic Boots" collection. |
From the "Classic Boots" Collection
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*Alpinestars vs. Hi Points |
| The metal shin plate version of Alpinestars motocross boots that were imported
into the USA usually carried the name of Hi Points. It is possible that
the ones used in the movie, did not have the Hi Point name on the boots,
but regardless, they were Italian made by Alpinestars. Occasionally
where the name Hi Point appeared (top of metal plate), it was possible to see someone's
name such as Roger DeCoster. |
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