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  Forma Boulder Boots

  Manfred in WV

  Forma Boulder

  Very nice boot. Pretty flexible out of the box. I have a big calf and a wide foot and they are tight on the top of my foot out of the box. Just enough room to get a pant tucked in. I will have to change the insole they are to skinny for my feet and are pushing on the outside of my foot.

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  Forma Adventure Low Boots

  Wayne in FL

  Great boot

  Great boot but it does seem to run on the small side so keep that in mind if you order a pair. I've only so ridden with them a few times so time will tell how they break in. So far I love them.

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  Forma Terra Evo Low Boots

  Ryan in UT

  Forma Terra Evo Low Boots - 20,000 Miles Later, Sti...

  I bought these Forma Terra Evo Low boots (size 12) back in January 2021 and have since logged over 20,000 miles of adventure riding with them. Let me tell you, they've been worth every penny of the $279 I spent. Comfort: These boots are surprisingly comfortable for all-day rides. Of course, it's still nice to take them off at camp, but my feet never felt cramped or fatigued even after hours in the saddle. Protection: I've had my share of spills and close calls over the past three years, and these boots have saved my ankles and feet multiple times. The protection they offer is top-notch. Waterproofing: Forma claims these boots are waterproof, and they mostly live up to that promise. In rain or shallow puddles, my feet stay dry. However, during deeper water crossings, water can seep in through the top if you don't raise your feet. If you regularly encounter deep water, the taller version of these boots might be a better choice. (The boots ARE waterproof, obviously water will get in over the tops still, not a knock at all, just a statement to consider maybe the tall boot) Walking: Despite being adventure boots, they are relatively easy to walk in. It's like walking in snowboard boots (but not as cold, haha). They're not ideal for long hikes, but for walking around town or exploring campsites, they're perfectly fine. Durability: After 20,000 miles, these boots still have plenty of life left in them. The soles show minimal wear, and the outer material looks almost new. The buckles are also holding up well, unlike some other boot brands I've experienced. Overall: I would absolutely buy these boots again. They are comfortable, protective, and incredibly durable. Forma has done a fantastic job building a high-quality, long-lasting ADV boot. Pros: All-day comfort Excellent protection Mostly waterproof Relatively easy to walk in Extremely durable Reliable buckles Cons: Can leak in deep water crossings (consider the taller version if this is a concern) If you're looking for a reliable, comfortable, and long-lasting adventure boot, the Forma Terra Evo Low boots are an excellent choice. They've been a faithful companion on my adventures, and I'm confident they'll continue to perform for many more miles to come. Thanks, Forma, for making such a great product!

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  Forma Adventure Boots

  Wyatt in MT

  Not bad

  My very first pair of riding boots. Not the highest level of protection but very comfortable. My only issues were that the boots wouldn't adjust down to my size of upper claves, and the clamps aren't the most secure.

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  Forma Terra Evo X Boots

  Robert in IN

  Best boots ive owned in years

  Great boot with leather instead of all the plastic that other boots have. Fit and craftsmanship show in the quality the boots. Have not got to try out the water proofing yet but sure they will keep feet dry. I give them a 10

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  Forma Terra Evo Boots

  Travis in various

  Good boots

  I like them. They're comfortable. The adjustment can get a little weird if I want the boots tighter around my lower legs (for fitting pants around the boots, if the pants barely fit around them), but it still works out ok

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