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Burton Sterling Snowboard Boot - Women's
The Burton Women's Sterling Snowboard Boot presents a real dilemma: what so you wear with it on the slopes? Seriously, this full-feature performance snowboard boot is way, way to cool-looking to cover up with some baggy pants. At least you can show them off in the bar apres; Burton packed the Sterling with so many comfort features, you won't be in any hurry to take them off at the end of a long day of shredding. Just whip off your pants and show off this super-cute boot wearing just your long underw—uh, leggings. Yeah, that's it, leggings.
- Articulating cuff allow upper and lower zones of the boot to flex independently for fluid forward motion and maximum heel hold
- Low-profile, lightweight outsole lowers your center of gravity for best performance with Burton EST bindings, while still offering plenty of cushioning thanks to B3 Gel inserts
- Heat-moldable Flex liner has been completely re-engineered for female riders, including a re-shaped toe box and enhanced heel/ankle fit, for fit, comfort, and warmth
- Flex Cuff cuddles around your ankle to boost heel hold and improve tweaked-out action
- Therm-ic liners are pre-wired for heat; just plug in a Therm-ic battery pack (sold separately) and enjoy toasty toes all day long
- Rad Pad keeps your laces from digging in when you have them cranked down
Bottom Line: You might even take it out on the dance floor.
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What's the footbed width on this boot? Looking for a wide
What's the footbed width on this boot? Looking for a wide boot.
By: deniseb445510
March 12, 2012
that's a terrible suggestion. you should definitely not try to ride a men's boot as men's calves significantly differ and that is accounted for in boot design. generally i have found that most burton boots are made wider than other brands, so this is probably your best bet.
By: ale4238459
October 8, 2012
most womens boots are going to be on the narrow side. you may want to look into getting a mens boot if width is an issue. different brands will also have different shaping on the footbeds.
By: Tim Bohlken
March 28, 2012
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Upper Material:
- synthetic, faux fur
- Flex:
- medium (4 of 10 on Burton scale)
- Midsole:
- B3 gel, EVA
- Sole:
- EST Optimized
- Shell Lacing:
- standard
- Liner:
- Flex
- Removable Liner:
- yes
- Liner Lacing:
- hook-and-loop
- Thermo-moldable Liner:
- yes
- Recommended Use:
- all-mountain, freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year