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DC Super Park Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2008
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DC Super Park Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2008
DC took everything you love about its famous Park Boot and added a Boa lacing system and an articulated upper to give you the DC Men's Super Park Snowboard Boot. The dial-operated lacing system makes loosening and tightening your boots nearly effortless and lets you get just the right fit. Articulated upper cuffs offer outstanding support and a pre-broken-in feel, while internal ankle braces help to prevent heel lift. DC knows that some riders simply want the best features before proceeding to kick ass in the park—hence the dual-density EVA drop-in midsoles. This revolutionary design cushions on jarring drops while keeping your feet closer to your board for better feel on rails and table tops. DC built the Super Park's liner right into the boot to reduce bulk—this means that Bigfoot can ride a narrower board.
Bottom Line: Be a freestyle superhero in DC's Super Park.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
Definitely a smaller boot print.....
By:
Yuri
April 14, 2009
Elimnates toe drag(i.e. the f20 boot) but the problem i had was they took a while to pack out. solid mid flex to slay the whole park, i have 30+ days, my problem is they re not too durable because the boa is tearing away at the tongue of the boot for me.
Slip On, Twist, & Lock In
By:
kelcran
March 16, 2009
These boots are the best I've ever had. For years I've been using the standard laced systems, and yes, I'm a chick that needs a longer size than is available in women's sizes. So for all the men's boots I've worn and struggled to lace tight enough, these DC boots are a real treat. The liner has it's own quick-pull lace system, and then the boot takes it a step further by getting the overall fit just right and quickly. For once I was the first one ready to go!
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