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Nike Snowboarding Zoom Force 1 Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2011
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Nike Snowboarding Zoom Force 1 Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2011
Stompin' on the mountain can be rough on the 'ol dogs... treat them like royalty with the supportive and comfortable Nike Snowboarding Zoom Force 1 Snowboard Boot.
- Full-length phylon midsole with embedded Zoom Air provides big-hit cushioning and support
- Outlast temperature-controlled liner and foot bed with insulation for cold-weather comfort
- Heat-moldable liner for enhanced fit, support, and response
- Low-profile Air Force 1 tread pattern offers sure footing
Bottom Line: Sch-tomp it.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
Nike sucks
By:
Bryan Raksnis
May 29, 2012
Ive gotten these boots for two years in a row because they were the best comfort wise. But they pack out so much, more than a half a size. The second year the spine broke in less than a season and i looked into the warrenty and it wasnt covered. Back to thirtytwo for life.
Just got these in for the new season. The lacing system is a
Just got these in for the new season. The lacing system is a bit complicated at first. I'm trying to figure out what will be the fastest and easiest way to get these boots on and off. What do you guys do? Keep the liner in or take them out?
By: jonluude1796540
December 21, 2011
Nike sucks
By:
Bryan Raksnis
May 29, 2012
Ive gotten these boots for two years in a row because they were the best comfort wise. But they pack out so much, more than a half a size. The second year the spine broke in less than a season and i looked into the warrenty and it wasnt covered. Back to thirtytwo for life.
Are these Nike ZF1s more of a flexi park boot, or can these perform
Are these Nike ZF1s more of a flexi park boot, or can these perform as needed for the all-mountain rider?
By: Phillyboijr
November 17, 2011
All-Mtn Rippers!
By: Thaddeus O'Connell
December 1, 2011
I got these in a couple of weeks ago and tried them out on the mountain, they are a little on the stiff side, so they are an all mountain boot. Super comfy though, worth the money all the way!
By: bobby rice
November 19, 2011
Comfy Support
By:
Thaddeus O'Connell
November 30, 2011
On my second pair, First pair lasted 2 seasons (130+days). I am an ALL Mtn. Rider, not much of a jibber def a jumper and by no means a park rat. I Love this boot, it's the most comfortable boot I have ever had! Fits a half size bigger than shoe size, I wear an 8.5 shoe and have bought both pair of boots in a size 9. I Love the ankle straps on the ZF1's vs. the other Nike boots, I like it tight! I also like the quick release and tightening of the inner and outer laces. Only boot I have bought back to back in 14yrs of riding!
2 Comments Last Comment: December 6, 2011 by: Thaddeus O'Connell
By: Thaddeus O'Connell
December 6, 2011
They carve awesome! You would want a softer boot if your doing all park.
By: Phillyboijr
December 1, 2011
So being an all-mountain rider, do these give you enough support/stiffness for carving or are they more super soft meant for park riding?
Do these pack out much? Im a 10.5 and ride over 50 times a year...would
Do these pack out much? Im a 10.5 and ride over 50 times a year...would i need a 10?
By: jamjason
September 17, 2011
Buy them a half size bigger than your shoe size, I have had two pair and that's what works for me.
By: Thaddeus O'Connell
December 1, 2011
yea I bought a pair last season. only rode them about 10 days but the size difference is definitely noticeable. still ridiculously comfortable, but if you want a snug fit, i'd go a little smaller
By: Indie
September 28, 2011
Very Stiff
By:
bennyboy
March 11, 2012
These boots are stiff. If you ride park stay away. Great for free-riding and carving. They are pretty light. The lacing system is kind of a pain. I've been using Burton boots with the speed lacing system for the past 6 years and I miss them already.
how is the break in time on these boots, and are they a wider
how is the break in time on these boots, and are they a wider taller toe box or a skinnier and shorter toe box?
By: bailey miller
August 19, 2011
These Nikes have a narrow width and lots of room in the toe box.
By: bennyboy
March 11, 2012
Well, if you've ever put on Nikes—and the majority of people have, the fit is spot on. I'd say the width is a smidgen narrower at first then they tend to pack out to the advertised size.
By: Carlo
September 5, 2011
Stiff
By:
Sam
March 3, 2012
Got these boots about a month ago. Knew right away I wasn't a fan. They were too stiff for my liking, so I figured I'd give them a few weeks in hopes to break them in. Im a park rider and I feel like i can't lock in boardslides like a can with other boots. I would no doubt call these all mountain boots. Super comfy, but not for freestyle.
Change me.
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