Forma Terra EVO & EVO Low Boots Review

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  • Forma Terra EVO & EVO Low Boots Review
    Forma Terra EVO Boots
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    Forma Terra EVO Low Boots
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    Forma’s Adventure line of boots has proven to be a very popular option among ADV riders, but some folks push their bikes a little harder than the rest. If you’re looking to take things to the next level, beef up that protection with the new Forma Terra EVO and EVO Low boots. Featuring a full-grain leather upper, the Terra EVO line offers better off-road protection than the Adventure boots without going to a full-on dirt boot. Forma’s FCS Ankle Support System protects your ankles on the trail, and waterproof Drytex locks out water wherever you ride. Additional features include an anti-slip sole, TPU shin protection, alloy buckles, and an antibacterial insole.
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Komentáře • 25

  • @RevZilla
    @RevZilla  Před 3 lety +3

    Due to a recent rolling change since this video was shot, the Forma Terra EVO and Terra EVO Low Boots no longer come with the metal toe cap to install. Apologies for any inconvenience that may cause.

    • @Rob801
      @Rob801 Před rokem

      I just received a pair of the Evo Low’s with the steel toe protector included. That mean they’ve been sitting on the shelf for 2+ years?

    • @Rob801
      @Rob801 Před rokem +1

      Never mind… Forma just replied that I received new stock as they are including the toe cap again… they forgot to update their website :). I was this close to sending them back lol.

  • @Jimbo4575
    @Jimbo4575 Před 4 lety +12

    Been wearing the tall boots for almost a year. Love it. Completely waterproof, comfortable, great in all temperatures and Forma service. I lost one of buckles on a trip (my fault) and found Formas email to see if I could buy a a buckle. They called me the next morning and sent me 2 buckles at no cost, one to replace the missing one and one just in case I did something stupid in the future.

  • @DE-gb3wq
    @DE-gb3wq Před 5 lety +3

    I love Forma boots! Have the old Terra for quad riding and Ice Pro Flow for the track. Been using them for 2 or 3 years with zero problems. Money well spent.

  • @oli23ism
    @oli23ism Před 4 lety +2

    Just gotta say you look way better in you're newest videos dude!

  • @yoshimitsu411
    @yoshimitsu411 Před 4 lety

    I've seen a video where they talk about the stitching around the ankle coming apart!!

  • @jram2790
    @jram2790 Před 3 lety

    Hey Revzilla Team! I am looking into getting these Terra or Adventure Low boots from Forma but I will be riding in hot weather (sometimes around 82 degrees). Would you recommend these? Cheers!

  • @khakimzhanmiras
    @khakimzhanmiras Před 5 lety

    Forma does have a boot that you described: Forma terrain tx 2.0. I'm pretty sure you can get them with an enduro sole.

    • @keulk
      @keulk Před 4 lety +2

      Except for the waterproof aspect

  • @MrSpeedyduck
    @MrSpeedyduck Před rokem

    @RevZilla Is the Forma Terra EVO Low Boots waterproof?

  • @krugerbreed8834
    @krugerbreed8834 Před 3 lety

    Do you guys add the steel toe tips or not?

  • @707LAKE
    @707LAKE Před 8 měsíci

    @revzilla my toebox is wide, i dont fit in sidi crossfire 1,2 or 3 srs... and gaerne sg10 fit wonderfully perfect!
    would i like and fit in the terra evo low or the adventure low?

  • @miguelmacasolicamacho6600
    @miguelmacasolicamacho6600 Před 7 měsíci

    Yo calzo normalmente un 39 y este número en este modelo de bota me estaba muy justo y me hacía daño en los dedos. Con el 40 perfecto.

  • @winstonpoplin
    @winstonpoplin Před 3 lety

    i broke my middle three toes in half wearing some adventure lows. do these boots have a stiff toe section? I know they aren't steel toed but id be interested in the rigidity.

  • @antonyianfink6790
    @antonyianfink6790 Před 4 lety

    im looking for boots for road bike , all weather every day,, are these too off road or not not sure what to get any ideas?

    • @RevZilla
      @RevZilla  Před 4 lety

      These may be a little bulky for a road bike. It all depends on how much room you have for shifting and braking as well as how bent your ankle is when on the pegs. If you ride an upright bike with your ankles at a 90 degree angle and can adjust your shift lever, these could work for you. -DrewZilla
      *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/forma-terra-evo-low-boots
      *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/forma-terra-evo-boots

  • @bigblue7091
    @bigblue7091 Před 5 lety

    Nice 1 ,RevZilla just needed a Spy of the Forma Low's before Purchase ".

  • @arievianza
    @arievianza Před 4 lety +1

    how comfortable these boots for walking?

    • @RevZilla
      @RevZilla  Před 4 lety +1

      I wouldn't walk in them all day, but they're pretty comfortable for being on and off the bike. -DrewZilla
      *bit.ly/FormaTerraEVO

    • @tylerharrington4515
      @tylerharrington4515 Před 3 lety +2

      @@RevZilla So, I want the extra protection of the Terra over the Adventure but I'm worried the Terra won't be comfortable for walking. If I have to walk "all day" I'll pack shoes in the saddle bag but for regular walking around? too heavy/stiff?
      Should I go with the Adventures or the Terra? I have to walk a half mile from the bike to the office 4 or 6 times per day. Sometimes I like to ride off roads, light stuff.

    • @dank9288639
      @dank9288639 Před 2 lety

      @@tylerharrington4515 this is exactly what I will be doing with my boots as well! what did you end up getting

    • @tylerharrington4515
      @tylerharrington4515 Před 2 lety +1

      @@dank9288639 They're called Terra Eva Low, they're great. Luckily, I haven't wrecked in them but I wear them everyday. They've probably done over 20,000 miles by now. Going strong.

    • @dank9288639
      @dank9288639 Před 2 lety

      @@tylerharrington4515 thanks man!