Forma Boots

Had fox MX boots, Top protection, not much movement 5kg.

Forma, come ibln at less then half the weight, offer more flexibility and a water tight. The protection was more than adequate.! Took these to the abr festival this year, they were perfect.

When you look at these beauties you think how can they be safety boots there to good looking and casual. It’s not until you get pass the appearance that you realise there are very much taking the safety of the rider into account.
Solid toe and heel protection without the weight, designed to a great third party test procedure.

The boots are great and well made and very comfy as well I use them daily going to work and I keep them on when I'm at work and my feet are still ok after, very waterproof, toes are a little scuffed now but thats understandable, but are still holding up

I bought these in 2021, it is now June 2025 and i'm starting to think about replacing them. The inside of one heel is getting quite tatty, they really do need the superfeet insoles I added (now) and the outsides are as worn and battered as you'd expect boots that old, that have been through all sorts of weather (and airborne road crap) to look.

They are *not* 'proper' adventure boots because the soles aren't stiff enough. You wouldn't want to stand up on the pegs in these for hours at a time, nor rely on them if you come crashing down on some gnarly off-road adventure.

However, they're well built for road use, all of the fixings still function perfectly and the boots likely still have a few months in them even now - 4.5 years later.

If you're a road user who wants extremely comfortable (at usual size), waterproof boots that fit very well over leathers and also under textiles - get these if you can afford them. They're worth the money.