Medium Response

Single Boa

Offering quick entry and exit, BOA boots are the easiest to adjust and ensure a very snug and uniform fit every time

Step On Bindings

Kids

Kids Imprint Liner

A heat-moldable liner with integrated lacing, lace lock, stretchy Feetbelt strap tightens down the liner

Traditional Midsole

Sets the user's heel above their toes inside their boots, putting the rider on the balls of their feet in an athletic ready position, mimicking athletic performance footwear

Step On Outsole

Features toe cleats in the forefoot that securely fasten into Step On bindings

Recycled Content Rubber

Lock Up Cuff

Super low-profile inner cuff laces across the forefoot and ankle for maximum heel hold and easy entry and exit

Soft Flex Tongue

Creates a snug fit between boot and tongue

Burton Step On Backstay

Features a connection point on the heel for a strapless boot-to-binding connection that offers unprecedented convenience and performance

Snowboard boots are the heart of your setup — they’re not just shoes, they’re how you move your board. The right fit and flex can make all the difference, turning a good day on the hill into a great one. Picking the perfect boots sets you up for comfort, control, and more fun every time you ride.

Finding the right snowboard boot can sometimes be challenging, which is why we always recommend coming in for a proper fitting. If you’re fitted by us and aren’t completely happy with the fit, it’s important to come back before buying a new pair. There are plenty of options we can explore to get your boots feeling just right.

The flex of your snowboard boots determines how responsive they feel on the board. Softer boots are more forgiving, easier to break in, and allow greater ankle movement, making them ideal for beginners or rail riders who value comfort and flexibility. Stiffer boots deliver maximum response, edge hold, and support, transferring your movements instantly to the board, making them best suited for advanced riders or anyone seeking precise control at higher speeds. Medium-flex boots offer a balance between comfort and performance, providing enough support for carving and jumps while still being forgiving enough for all-mountain riding.

Snowboard boots come with a few different lacing systems, the most common being Traditional Lacing, BOA, and Speed Lace. Each system has its own benefits depending on your preferences and riding style.

• Traditional laces work just like regular sneakers. They offer the most customizable fit and are easy to repair, but can be more difficult to tighten, especially in cold conditions.
  
  
• Speed lace systems use quick-pull cords instead of standard laces, making them faster and easier to adjust on the go.
  
  

BOA systems use one or more dials to tighten high density rope or steal cables, allowing for quick and even tightening with minimal effort. They’re convenient, though repairs can be trickier compared to traditional laces.

Your new snowboard boots will come with a standard footbed, but we recommend choosing one that matches the arch of your foot to maximize comfort. A properly fitted footbed helps with alignment, balance, and stability by ensuring your foot is fully supported inside the boot. You can start with a quality off-the-shelf footbed, or if your budget allows, a custom footbed is always the best option for optimal performance and comfort.

We always reccomend coming in-store to get properly fitted for your new boots. Our staff are super knowlegeable about the different brands and their unique fits and always endeavor to get you the best fit. We always recommend coming in-store to get properly fitted for your new boots. Our staff are highly knowledgeable about the different brands and their unique fits, and they’ll work with you to ensure you get the most comfortable and supportive fit possible.