Forma Boots

So far only done 300 miles in these boots
Straight from the box they are so comfy
Gear changing is crisp and great floor contact at traffic lights etc.
already some signs of gear shifter marking on the toe protector of the left boot - let’s hope this doesn’t become the same issue as I had with a pair of icon storm hawk. And to be fair being textile and breathable they were a little chilly in spring temps but I’m hoping this translates to a comfortable temperature in the summer where all other boots have baked my feet.
Fingers crossed long term these should prove a great investment

Very sturdy boots, took off road through mud & water, remained 100% waterproof. Good feel on the brake & gearshifts, and a proper tread for when you get off the bike.

I’ve had the low version for a few years so I thought I’d try these out, you probably need a size up from normal to get the correct fit but once on I find them extremely comfortable. Great looking boot too which is just as important in my opinion. Easy on and easy off with the clasp system they use once it’s all set up. All in all a great boot for a reasonable price.

I was after a pair of casual boots I could wear comfortably on and off the bike with riding jeans. After trying several similar styles from different brands, I settled on the Forma Hyper Dry—and I’m glad I did.
They’re incredibly comfortable straight out of the box. The lace-and-zip setup is spot on: once the laces are set, you can just use the zip for quick and easy access.
They’re also taller than most casual riding boots, which I prefer—it gives them a more solid, protective feel without sacrificing comfort. Build quality and finish are excellent.
Haven’t fully tested the waterproofing yet, but so far, very impressed.
Big thanks to the team at Sportsbikeshop Milton Keynes for their patience while I tried on multiple pairs—top service.

Good boots, inspire confidence. Bulky and stiff, so take a bit of getting used to riding with, but definitely feel safe and look amazing.

I was looking for waterproof boots that were also very comfortable off the bike and ideally not too warm, as much of my riding is abroad in temperatures higher than the UK. I had Alpinestars web goretex boots previously. These were fine boots, a little narrow, dry but quite warm. They are being replaced because the ends and soles have worn out. The Forma boots were not on my list as I did not like the look or the idea of the buckles. Function wins! I tried them on and walked around the shop and stairs for a while. Very comfortable straight out of the box. The buckles were a revelation, so easy to don the boots and tighten. Very easy to adjust the upper buckle to create more comfort when off the bike . Very sturdy soles and grip which inspire confidence when manoeuvring a large heavy bike. Enough protection and a lower height on my calf - an acceptable compromise to offer comfort off the bike. I have not tested them in rain yet but have high hopes , given their excellent construction, that they will be fully waterproof. The only downside so far noted is that the toe box is wide and high- great comfort for my wide feet but this requires gear changing to be a more thoughtful process to ensure the toe fits under the gear lever.