Find Forma Adventure Brown 44 in UK, United Kingdom, for US $

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RiDE 'Best Buy' Forma Adventure Brown Touring Boots Euro 44

Once again, Into Gear has come up trumps – this time it’s in the adventure boot market. Italian boot manufacturer Forma, more famous maybe for their race boots brings us the aptly named ‘Adventure’ boots. We added this boot to our line up in 2013 because we know the brand well and like the company too. This premium Italian boot is comfortable, lightweight and waterproof. They’ve made the stylish upper from oil tanned full grain leather that is specific to this boot and backed this up with a Drytex waterproof yet breathable membrane. Keeping you stable is the hard wearing double density rubber compound sole, with the tread pattern being sufficiently chunky to stay on the pegs. For the safety conscious, Forma have fitted ankle discs, injection moulded plastic shin protectors and given the Adventure boot a sturdy plastic gear pad. To keep all securely in place are the adjustable (and replaceable!) buckles. Comfort also features, with a padded ‘top cuff’ and anti-shock EVA memory foam midsole. From size 38 to 49 (UK 5-13) in Black or Brown

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