If you havent already, a good pair of Enduro boots would be somethibg Id recommend looking into. The control over the bike and simple reduction in fatigue is well worth it. I am looking at the Forma and MSRs for a new pair of touring boots, but for offroad and offroad touring I'll never go back.
I have a pair. Worn them much. They have performed very well, but I'm looking to upgrade to something more protective. I got the Terra Evo X, but in the same size my toe kisses the end just standing. Unfortunately I don't think I can go up a size as I have the foot strap tightened all the way.
I just ran the formas on a ride last week, the gaiter piece on inside front is definitely not waterproof! Feet were wet after first creek crossing, while wearing over the boot pants. The MSR boots are waterproof. So if your planning on getting wet, go MSR, they will require a little more break in time..
Those are supposed to be really good "trials riding" boots. I'm not sure they're the best for hard core enduro or extended adventure riding, but for "gentle" dual sport trails they ought to work pretty well. I'll be interested in how you end up liking them.
If you havent already, a good pair of Enduro boots would be somethibg Id recommend looking into. The control over the bike and simple reduction in fatigue is well worth it.
I am looking at the Forma and MSRs for a new pair of touring boots, but for offroad and offroad touring I'll never go back.
Agreed ! I run Gaerne Fastback's for strictly off road.
I have a pair. Worn them much. They have performed very well, but I'm looking to upgrade to something more protective. I got the Terra Evo X, but in the same size my toe kisses the end just standing. Unfortunately I don't think I can go up a size as I have the foot strap tightened all the way.
How do these compare to your previous MSR Adv boots? I’m interested I both but am unsure which to go with. Thanks!
I just ran the formas on a ride last week, the gaiter piece on inside front is definitely not waterproof! Feet were wet after first creek crossing, while wearing over the boot pants. The MSR boots are waterproof. So if your planning on getting wet, go MSR, they will require a little more break in time..
Those are supposed to be really good "trials riding" boots. I'm not sure they're the best for hard core enduro or extended adventure riding, but for "gentle" dual sport trails they ought to work pretty well. I'll be interested in how you end up liking them.