Italian manufacturer Ducati has expanded its riding gear lineup by introducing three new footwear models developed exclusively in partnership with Held. Designed by the renowned studio Drudi Performance, this new collection features the Corse City C3, Strada C4, and Company C4 models. These three products combine high-level protection, everyday comfort, and the iconic styling of the Borgo Panigale brand to accompany riders throughout the year without compromise.
According to Motosan.es, the core philosophy behind this collection is to provide equipment that functions flawlessly while riding, yet remains comfortable and practical once the engine is switched off and the rider starts walking. This addresses modern mobility needs, ranging from dense urban commuting to long-distance touring where practicality is essential for motorcycle enthusiasts.
To tackle extreme weather conditions across all four seasons, the entire lineup is equipped with a GORE-TEX membrane, ensuring waterproof performance alongside breathability. This technology keeps riders' feet dry during heavy rain while preventing overheating in warmer conditions. Safety is heavily prioritized through targeted structural reinforcements in critical areas such as the toe, heel, and ankle.

Grip performance is handled by Vibram outsoles, offering high abrasion resistance and anti-slip properties whether resting on footpegs or walking on pavement. Reflective inserts for enhanced nighttime visibility and secure Velcro strap closures complete the functional package without altering the sleek aesthetic design.
The manufacturer tailored these three models to specific riding styles. The Corse City C3 offers high versatility for urban riders who occasionally enjoy light touring. Meanwhile, the Strada C4 variant focuses entirely on long-distance comfort with minimalist styling. Finally, the Company C4 acts as the most balanced option bridging daily commuting and medium-range adventures.



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