Introducing the Shoes Moto Forma Urban Leather Waterproof Genesis Black – the perfect blend of style, comfort, and safety for your urban adventures. Crafted from highly durable microfiber and leather, these shoes feature a personalized Forma double density rubber sole, ensuring exceptional grip and stability. With added protections such as ankle TPU moulded plastic and gear pad protection, your feet will be both protected and comfortable on every ride. The padded tongue and collar, along with the adjustable lace and velcro closure, provide a secure fit, while the air mesh lining keeps your feet cool. Experience advanced comfort with soft polymer padding and a personalized anti-bacterial replaceable EVA footbed. Elevate your riding experience with the Moto Forma Urban Leather Waterproof Genesis Black.
Founded in 1999 near Montebelluna, Italy—a world-renowned hub for technical footwear—Forma began with a deep-rooted expertise in motorcycle-boot manufacturing . With a strong emphasis on passion, quality, and innovation, the brand quickly established its own R&D department and began producing all-CE‑certified boots to meet rigorous EN 13634 safety standards .
In 2001, Forma launched the iconic ADVENTURE Dry boot, originally tailored for quad-riding, which rapidly became the benchmark in the adventure-riding segment . Since then, the company has diversified across cross, racing, touring, trial, and urban categories, offering performance footwear for all types of riders .
Drawing on its Italian manufacturing roots and craftsmanship, with production carried out entirely in Europe, Forma emphasizes durability, comfort, and high-end materials . Competition success has followed: in 2019, Forma celebrated its first MotoGP win with Danilo Petrucci, and the brand continues to support top riders across MotoGP and EnduroGP .
Today, sold in more than 70 countries, Forma remains globally respected for its safety-focused innovation, ride-specific performance, and reliable comfort—making it a top choice among serious motorcyclists .
