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Celsius Cirrus Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2009
You might not have heard much from Celsius in the past, but when you lace up the Men’s Cirrus Snowboard Boot you’ll understand why this young company is set to blow up. The Cirrus is stiff enough for all-mountain assaults, but also soft and flexy in strategic zones optimal for play days in the park.
- InFusion2 Liner is a high density outer foam therma liner with extended TPR support for maximum performance; an o-zone power strap adds support and durability; enhanced airflow helps keep feet warm and dry for riding longer
- Custom molded insole with arch support cushions, absorbs impacts, and supports; mesh top footbed for maximum breathability and enhanced comfort
- High-rise backpad and flex hinge help prevent calf bite
- One piece O-zone Stoke strap for enhanced heel hold and fit
- Multi-Dimensional Tongue (MDT) wraps around your foot for the custom fit and feel you want and need, minus the bulk; it is also thin and stiff and allows more flex
- CLAW Lace Lock keeps the lower zone of the laces tight, locked and allows for a more customized fit with flex in the upper
Bottom Line: The Celsius Men’s Cirrus Snowboard Boot is stiff enough for the peak, steezy enough for your crew, and tough enough for the park, pipe, and urban jibs.
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how are these bad boys?? need some new booties and i have the
how are these bad boys?? need some new booties and i have the k2 darkos and i like em but want to try something else. help me
By: Ryan Tant
March 9, 2010
Well these are a bit stiffer than the Darkos. But once you break them in, its like riding on a cloud. They have wicked heel hold and are just an all around great boot. Decently light and have a good sole and good construction. If you're thinking of going for a new company or just something different, Celcius is a good place to start and finish, cause thats usually what happens when people find these and never go back to anything else. If not, theres always good ol' 32's as they have NEVER let me down. Hope this helps bro
By: Kris McGregor
June 21, 2010
best boots i have ever riden
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Matty
January 17, 2010
I've riden a lot of boots in my time and im known to destroy them. 7 pairs of 32s in 2 years level of destruction. They are super comfy, fit my feet perfectly. They do pack out but only a little. Despite only packing out a little they still get softer in time. They tighten up quite well. They feel amazing just walking in. In terms of performance they are amazing! Just stiff enough to be super responsive and sturdy off of kickers; soft enough to press the hell out of them. They are without a doubt the most durable boots i have ever used. The only boots i have ever riden that lasted a whole season. In this case, longer then a single season. The only signs of wear and tear are a few wrinkles in the leather, which any boot would get when you flex it tons. These boots never cease to amaze me. Like i said i am a boot destroyer, but it took almost a season and a half of riding every single day, riding hard every day, to get some heal lift in these. I will admit i snapped the laces on both boots but they are very easy to re-lace. Infact, the only complaint i have about them is that the locker on the inner liner pull string likes to come undone while tying the boots. Nothing big though. Seriously, these things are amazing. I'd be surprised if you found anyone who would say otherwise. I have yet to meet anyone who does.
im wondering how bulky these boots are they look pretty bulk
im wondering how bulky these boots are they look pretty bulky/big?
By: snowboarder142
February 17, 2010
Hey there. These arent bulky. I would say they are right around average. Their shell footprint is smaller than usual. For instance if you wear a 9 your footprint is an 8 in these compared to other boots. As far as the upper being bulky, I have these and wear them with slimmer pants and haven't had issues. So for me and my opinion, I don't think they are bulky.
By: Patrick Tullos
February 25, 2010
Type words here.
By: Patrick Tullos
February 25, 2010
Such awesome boots!
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Patrick Tullos
September 28, 2009
I rode the Cirrus last spring and a little this summer. They are amazing. The lace locks and awesome liner hold your ankle down so well. No heal lift here. I love these boots cause they are very skate shoe inspired. Celsius is awesome cause they only make boots too so all their focus goes on them.
Really easily. The inner lacing system attaches to the shell of the boot, so its really easy to loosen and separate from the liner.
By: Patrick Tullos
January 18, 2010
some of the best boots
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Dr. J
December 11, 2009
super bummed my size isn't available in this years model but these are some of the most comfortable boots around. be sure to insert the provided boomerangs to lock down your heels and away you go. lacing system keeps you locked. just all around quality and not bulky like some other boots that will "lash" out of your bindings
these boots have a 7 out of 10 stiffness rating, but man once you break them in they are super cush. great for park riding
By: Dr. J
December 11, 2009
Yes, these would be great for park because of their flex. They have a great flex which makes them a soft boot for cusion landings and everything else.
By: Schmo schmo
December 10, 2009
one sick pair of boots!
By:
Lewis Lincecum
December 3, 2009
Theirs nouthing bad i can say.They are vary light,stable and dont pinch your shins anyware.Vary good looking! best boots i ever had!
i recently picked up a pair of these and am woried that they
i recently picked up a pair of these and am woried that they are to stiff. wil these get a lot more flexy with use, or do they stay the same as out of the box. also will these have enough flex for park? i had the burton moto before, and i liked the flex on that. a little more stiffnes than the moto wouldnt be bad but i don't want a lot more than the moto had. baisicaly will these be good for park? will they break in with use?
By: ortizfan034
December 5, 2009
dont worry about boots being too stiff. i recently moved from 32 lashed, which are incredibly soft, to burton hails, which are a lot stiffer. i usually ride soft boots, stiff is sooo much better. just get used to their stiffness, you'll love it
By: pmf424
April 27, 2010
bend them with your hands stand on em and bounce up and down. they certainly loosen up. once you've got these boots broken in you're going to love em...wear them around beat em up a bit. trust they get flex with a little work but they are definitely going to be more stiff than ur motos.
By: Dr. J
December 11, 2009
Do these boots fit true to size and are they heavier or lighter
Do these boots fit true to size and are they heavier or lighter boots?
By: T Rice
November 7, 2009
Agreeing with Patrick for sure. they are light enough but don't sacrifice quality.
By: Dr. J
December 11, 2009
These boots fit true to size. I wear a 10.5 in most shoes and wear a 10.5 in Celsius boots. They are lighter but not "uber light" or whatever. They are light enough to not feel like a brick, but still have support and dont sacrifice materials just to make it gimicky light.
By: Patrick Tullos
November 10, 2009
How do these boots fit, true to size ?
How do these boots fit, true to size ?
By: rol2672910
October 23, 2009
I wear a 10.5 shoe in 90% of all brands and I wear a 10.5 in boots. I would say they fit pretty true to size.
By: Patrick Tullos
October 26, 2009
Change me.
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