Forma - Terra Evo Sec

They messed up my order due to an inventory error and only sent half of it. When I politely asked how they would make it right, the manager, Clint, sent a hostile, sarcastic email using profanity ("crock of shit") and accusing me of trying to "punish" them. I have spent around $2,000 at this shop, and to be insulted by management as a loyal customer is an absolute shame. They do not respect their customers.

Overall well constructed boot. Wide stable platform. Took a bit to get used to how stiff they were. Went back to my old boots briefly and then back to my Evo Lows. Best thing I could've done as I now appreciate the robustness of these boots.
The clasps are holding up well, but it's only been 1 riding season. For this price point my expectations are high as clasps on my sidi cycling shoes.
The one knock on these boots is the toe box has some height. So much so, that I had to adjust my shifter (and quickshifter) on my Tiger 900 to accommodate. Simple adjustment, but didn't expect that.
Anyway, great boot so far!

Excellent boots for more serious Adventure riding. Rode the NEBDR in these last summer and found the boots to be completely water proof and they offered a high level of ankle and shin protection while still being reasonably comfy to walk around in when off the bike. Of note is the stiff soles which provided a good stable platform when standing on the pegs for long lengths of time. For sizing I normally wear a size 10 or Euro 44 and found the size 44 to to fit true to size which ample toe box area. The boot latches held up well with no issues although they can be a bit finicky to latch properly, however once the buckle latches are fully engaged they stay put and I did not experience any uncommanded disengagements. All in all good boots for the price point.

Oops! Seems to be sort of error here. I bought the Forma Adventure Low last year. For what it's worth. they have been great for me and my mild adventuring. Comfortable, warm, dry.

Nice fit. Keeps feet dry. Very good quality.