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Burton Emerald Snowboard Boot - Women's - 09/10 - 2009
Burton combined mid-range support and incredible comfort in the Women’s Emerald Snowboard Boot, an all-mountain stomper that can go anywhere you take it. EVA footbeds and Burton’s 270-degree cushioning eases the impact of hard landings while midrange flex provides enough forgiveness for park riding and enough support for steep lines. Speed Zone lacing gets you ready to roll in seconds and lets you tailor your fit.
- Speed Zone zonal lacing gets you on the slopes fast and lets you adjust how tight you want your boots around your insteps and ankles
- New oversized 270-degree airbag covers 75% of the midsole to absorb impact when you land
- Grip Fit zones on the Emerald’s shell match corresponding zones on Burton women’s bindings to lock you in for superb response
- Power Spine backstays on the boot shells offer excellent lateral and medial response and support
- The heat-moldable, lace-up Imprint 2 liners feature J-bars for heel hold
- Hot pockets in the liners let you slip in chemical heat packs for extra warmth on the coldest days
- Power Panels in the liners ensure these boots retain the same flex, rebound, and support on day 101 as you experienced on day one
Bottom Line: Go anywhere on the mountain.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
I am considering to buy the Axel or Emerald boots.. What are
I am considering to buy the Axel or Emerald boots..
What are the big difference between them?
What should I consider to decide my new boots?
I am going to match my boots with the Feelgood v rocker board and lexa est binding.
Thank you!
By: Sum
August 5, 2010
First of all, boots are the most important part of snowboarding. If you feet are comfortable then you will be able to ride and long as you want to.
If depends on if you want to focus on park or all mountain. The Emerald is an all around boot, and the Axel is a park boot with materials made for park riding. Flexable liner and sole give the rider great board feel. Both are excellent boots, so you decide park or all mountain.
By: Wooden Robots
August 5, 2010
The largest difference comes in the liner... The axel is slightly higher end and comes with more supportive poly urethane support panels. Will you notice a tremendously large difference? -- probably not. It will take a lil' longer to breakdown over time.
One other difference is the articulated cuff on the axel... it just gives a lil' less binding in the shell when flexing forward. Flex wise both boots are very similar.
The last difference comes in the outsole. The axel's is EST optimized while the Emerald has a traditional outsole. EST optimized mean your heel sits much flatter and is not ramped like almost all other boots (think about a running show compared to a vulcanized - vans style - shoe) you have much less sloping downward to the toes. This gives you a greater board feel underfoot as material is removed. Goes great with Burton's EST bindings and a channel board... you feel so much more and get a greater flex!
Both boots are awesome and I'm sure you'd be stoked on either pair!!!
By: Four Horsemen
August 5, 2010
Good boot
By:
mus3704720
March 24, 2010
Taken these out 7 or 8 times now. Breaking in nicely. A little tight across the toe area, but a good boot overall. Ordered them a half size small from my shoe size.
I have a pair of Burton Womens Emerald snowboard boots with the
I have a pair of Burton Womens Emerald snowboard boots with the speed zone lacing system and one of the laces broke. Where can i buy a new lace??
By: jenny
December 28, 2009
call Rider services at Burton and they will send you a new one or have you send your boots back in to replace the lace for FREE!
Call Burton Rider Services at (800) 881-3138
By: Four Horsemen
December 29, 2009
ummm try calling burton.
By: David Zemens
December 28, 2009
Tight Boots
By:
StarsOnSkin
November 19, 2009
Tried these boots on in store- they fit great, mouldible liners are a plus and the speed zone lacing is the only way to go. Easy and quick to put on, comfortable, snug and warm - I highly reccommend these boots.
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