Forma boots are one of the most popular brands of boots we carry. We've only been carrying them about six months and have really been pleased at the feedback.
We're busy checking in and reviewing all new Klim gear and have a couple jackets that you're going to love as it heats up. Check out the reviews below.
Frederick Z had this to say recently: Best dual sport boots ever.
I have been riding both off road and on road for 50 years and for off road or dual sport riding, these are the best boots I have ever owned and I have owned plenty. Very comfortable and required little or no break in. So far, they have been waterproof and I like the looks of the brown. Perfect for me when I ride my DR350.
Full-grain oiled leather; waterproof and breathable liner
CE certified; sturdy buckles
Surpisingly comfortable for such a substantial boot.
Availability and Fit:
These boots come in a European size 41 (US 7) up through Euro 49 (US 15). The overall fit of these boots is slightly wider than some other motorcycle boots; they'll work for a person with a D to E, maybe even a little wider.
Mid-height design for those who prefer a lower boot
Otherwise the specs are the same as the taller boot
Availability and Fit:
These boots come in a European size 41 (US 7) up through Euro 49 (US 15). The overall fit of these boots is slightly wider than some other motorcycle boots; they'll work for a person with a D to E, maybe even a little wider.
Two new jackets from Klim came in this week; plus we're busy checking in and reviewing more great products from Klim, there are more reviews to come in the near future!
The Apex Air jacket is a combination textile and leather jacket so it’s built for maximum crash protection and durability, but it’s engineered with a great deal of venting features, so it will be useful in a wide range of temps. First off, I’m a fan of the leather overlays on this jacket. The leather is thick and soft… just what you’d expect in riding gear, but the surface is unique looking. I can’t say exactly how it is done, but the surface looks like it was laser etched in a tight diamond pattern. It gives the leather a high tech, sporty look. As I said, the venting is EXTENSIVE. First, there are very long arm zipper vents. You can open these up from either direction and you’ll have about a foot and a half long vent on each sleeve. And then there are two large mesh intake panels on the upper chest. These vents have zip down panels (one behind each vent) inside the jacket. You can lower those down for full air flow or zip them up when it is cooler. And finally, there is a similar type vent in back. A panel zips down and stows in a pocket down by the waist leaving a very large mesh area.............(
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The Klim induction jacket will be the one to buy for hot summer weather. Most of the torso, front and back, is full mesh and so the wind will blow right through. There is even ample mesh on the undersides and backs of the arms. The shoulders and elbows and parts of the waist and sides of the torso are solid textile material to improve abrasion resistance and to give the jacket plenty of “structure”. The shell is heavyweight and substantial feeling (as compared to many other brand’s mesh jackets). This one has plenty of pockets…. two hand pockets in front, two inside pockets, a sleeve end pocket for emergency medical info, a chest pocket with its own little nifty waterproof pouch and finally a hidden “passport” pocket (a European thing I’m sure), but handy nevertheless..............(
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