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Burton Sapphire Snowboard Boot - Women's - 2007
Burton designed the Women's Sapphire Snowboard Boot for all-mountain riders who want a comfortable, stylish boot and a medium-stiff flex. Articulated cuffs allow these boots' upper and lower halves to flex independently, giving you a smooth, consistent fit that responds instantly without the pinch. Burton's heat-moldable Imprint 3 liner provides a women's-specific fit, while the 2:1 Power Lacing system locks down your heel with minimal effort. Plush padding and cushy EVA footbeds make the Sapphire Boots feel as comfortable as your skate shoes, and with street-inspired styles, they'll look as good, too. *Available for US Shipment Only.**DISCONTINUED**
Bottom Line: Dazzle the park and shine on the slopes with Burton's Sapphire Snowboard Boots.
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MEAT AND POTATOES of burton ladies boots
By:
Tricia
May 6, 2009
they are gonna hurt...at first. they are gonna grab the ankle and hold it down for dear life. you might start crying like a girl (well, we are girls. so i guess a wussy girl.)
BUT then, after a few days, they are gonna be pretty awesome. The meat and potatoes of Burton Ladies Snowboard Boots.
I put the J bar in only my right (smaller foot) boot. And for once in my life no heel lift. I immediately went to another level.
I have Ride bindings. They did ok with the Burton boot. But not great. I'll prob get burton bindings to match for next season. MAYBE THROUGH DOGFUNK. hmmmmmm....
Great Boots
By:
Spacey
December 18, 2007
Ok, so I have a weird shaped foot, I've decided. I have never been able to wear a women's specific boot until this year. I have suffered through heel lift of astronomical proportions so I could at least not be in serious pain when riding.
This boot actually holds my heel down most of the time. I do still get some heel lift, so I put the J-bars in that come with the boot and that helped some.
The biggest problem right now, is I'm still in serious pain when riding in them, but they are breaking in.
Day 1: Wanted to cry
Day 2: Could only manage one run my feet hurt so bad from the day before. Took a break.
Day 3: Hurt still, but not as bad.
Day 4: Managed more than one run after riding the previous day. Started at 8:45 , but had had enough by noon.
So, there you have it. I would guess by Days 8-10 they should be getting more broken in and feeling pretty decent.
So yeah, minus the break in time for these boots, I so far really love them. Where I'm not in pain (only around my ankles) they are super comfy!
Change me.
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