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K2 Snowboards T1 Snowboard Boot - Men's
Both team riders and consumers asked for some major and minor tweaks to K2's T1 Snowboard Boot. And tweaks happened. The all-new T1 Snowboard Boot from K2 now combines the reliability of traditional lacing on the shell and the speed and convenience of Boa Conda on the liner. The T1's stiffer flex enables all-mountain domination with a snug, supportive feeling throughout that has been designed to greatly reduce boot breakdown.
- The T1 uses traditional lacing on the shell with Boa Conda liner lacing that is easily adjusted from the boot's exterior
- ENDO construction rethinks standard boot construction with an even, pressure-free flex from a urethane endoskeleton
- Vibram sole with Super Light construction offers maximum traction with less bulk—30% less, to be exact
- Harshmellow Pods built into the outsole and the footbed reduce vibrations and shock from big impacts so your foot doesn't have to suffer
- Intuition Pro-Foam 3D liner features high-density Ultralon foam that molds to your foot for the ultimate fit
- Heel loop on shell makes the T1 easy to get on and off; padding on reverse side saves your fingers
- Heat-moldable, ergonomic, and easily removable internal J Bars surround your ankle to fill in the gaps that cause heel lift
- The 3D dual-density EVA insole with Harshmellow cushioning supports and cushions
Bottom Line: Developed, tested, and tweaked with conquering in mind.
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Tech Specs:
- Upper Material:
- synthetic leather, nylon
- Closure:
- lace
- Removable Liner:
- yes
- Thermo-moldable Liner:
- yes, Intuition Pro Foam 3D
- Liner Closure:
- Boa Conda
- Flex:
- medium-stiff (8 of 10 on K2's scale)
- Sole:
- Vibram Pro Light
- Midsole:
- Harshmellow
- Footbed:
- Harshmellow
- Recommended Use:
- freeriding, all-mountain
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year





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