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DC Phase Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2009
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DC Phase Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2009
The DC Phase Men’s Snowboard Boot features a low-profile gum rubber sole and thing Phase liner to give it a skate-like feel for extra sensitivity on the rails. Not only does this boot dominate an urban session with both performance and style, it also features a medium flex that lets you take on the rest of the mountain without compromising your ride. DC stuck with a traditional lacing system to let you tune your fit exactly the way you like it, and the coated-mesh exterior panels cut down on weight without sacrificing moisture control.
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if i get these shoes how long and they feel too tight/big how
if i get these shoes how long and they feel too tight/big how long do i have to return them. and do i have to pay return shipping?
By: bobby
July 20, 2010
You have an indefinite amount of time to return them. You will have to pay for return shipping.
By: Dakka
July 21, 2010
Longer > Short
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Steven Baird
November 21, 2009
I have the Brown version of these.. the color and pattern reminds me of L&V. ha! but i like em.
I also got my boots for just over $60 from Salty Peaks in SLC. Much better than $130 + Shipping.
Comfort Rating - 3/5
Warmth Rating - 5/5
Lacing Rating - 4/5
Aesthetics Rating - 5/5
Overall - 4/5
I had some trouble early on with the tongue of the boot forming the wrong way inside of the boot, causing some pressure points. Once i realized it was the inner boot that was causing the pressure, i removed it and simply formed the tongue correctly, and they felt MUCH better afterwards.
EXTRA LONG LACES... i have to wrap them around my boot to help with the slack. the laces cool easily be a whole foot shorter. Longer is better than short though.
No sorry, sold out. We only have the Red/Grey available in 8.5.
By: Cory Guru
July 14, 2010
Longer > Short
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Steven Baird
November 21, 2009
I have the Brown version of these.. the color and pattern reminds me of L&V. ha! but i like em.
I also got my boots for just over $60 from Salty Peaks in SLC. Much better than $130 + Shipping.
Comfort Rating - 3/5
Warmth Rating - 5/5
Lacing Rating - 4/5
Aesthetics Rating - 5/5
Overall - 4/5
I had some trouble early on with the tongue of the boot forming the wrong way inside of the boot, causing some pressure points. Once i realized it was the inner boot that was causing the pressure, i removed it and simply formed the tongue correctly, and they felt MUCH better afterwards.
EXTRA LONG LACES... i have to wrap them around my boot to help with the slack. the laces cool easily be a whole foot shorter. Longer is better than short though.
What size should I get if i wear an 11 shoe size in Nikes?
What size should I get if i wear an 11 shoe size in Nikes?
By: Tanner
May 14, 2010
Try an 11 at first and if they don't fit try send them back and try a size up or down.
By: Tony
May 24, 2010
Honestly, I wouldn't suggest gnabbing a set of boots without truly knowing how they fit your feet, I would run to a gear shop and try on boots until I found where my feet belong and then order them. Nothing is worse than having a trip to the snow cut short by killer feet pain. I've never bought boots online for that reason.
By: Joshua Orr
May 18, 2010
iam a freeride person and will these boots work for me and will
iam a freeride person and will these boots work for me and will these fit in my burton freestyle bindings
By: jar2991854
December 18, 2009
Freeriders generally ride stiffer boots, these are very soft. However yes they will fit your burton bindings.
By: Andrew
December 19, 2009
Change me.
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