Forma Terra Evo Low Dry waterproof Motorcycle Boots brown

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Description

Forma Terra Evo Low Motorcycle Boots

Thanks to its own R&D and the continuous technical development, the brand has been able to offer the market Forma a complete product range. Only the highest quality standards have guaranteed Forma to become a global brand amongst the most recognized in the world.

Features:

Outher:

Full-grain oil treated leather upper
Injection moulded plastic protections
Ankle and heel plastic protections
Plastic gear pad protection
Adjustable velcro closure
Replaceable/adjustable aluminium buckles
Rear reflex insert

Inner:

Personalized Forma Drytex tubular lining (waterproof and breathable)
Shin and ankle TPU moulded plastic protections
Soft polymer padding with memory foam
PP Mid Dual Flex with antishock EVA midsole
replaceable footbed with A.P.S. (Air Pump System)

Specifications:

EN 13595

Note:

As leather is a natural product, there may be variations in color and/or texture of the leather.

Color:	brown
Size:	43
Boots Type:	Boots
Features:	Interchangeable soles, Waterproof
Gender:	Men
Material:	Textile
Season:	Winter
Application area:	Enduro / Adventure

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Size table

Size table for Forma Terra Evo Low Dry waterproof Motorcycle Boots:

Measurements in:

inch

cm

EU-Size	Foot Length (cm)	UK Size	US-Size
36	22.7	3	3.5
37	23.4	4	4.5
38	24.1	4.5	5
39	24.8	5.5	6
40	25.4	6.5	7
41	26.1	7.5	8
42	26.8	8	8.5
43	27.5	8.5	9
44	28.2	9.5	10
45	28.9	10.5	11
46	29.6	11.5	12
47	30.3	12	12.5
48	31	12.5	13
49	31.7	13.5	14
50	32.5	15	16

How to measure your height:

1 Foot length

Measure your foot length from the heel to the tip of your longest toe. Stand barefoot on a sheet of paper and distribute your weight evenly. Mark the very back of your heel and the tip of your longest toe, then measure the distance between those two points. Make sure you are standing straight, because the foot expands slightly under weight.

2 Foot width

Measure your foot width at the widest part of your foot, usually across the ball of the foot. Stand barefoot on a sheet of paper, mark the outermost widest points, and measure the distance between them. Make sure your foot is flat on the floor and that the marks or tape measure are not angled.