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Salomon Snowboards Pledge Snowboard Boot - Men's
Salomon packed the pledge snowboard Boot with features to take it to the next level of park and pipe performance. A mid-stiff flex combined with uncompromising comfort and ease of use put the Pledge at the tippy-top of the freestyle boot food chain.
- Zone Lock Lacing lets you customize fit by tightening laces in 2 separate zones, so you can have the lower foot tight and the ankle loose, or vicey-versey
- Balance Liner centers both your forefoot and heel harness in one pull for greater comfort and increased balance
- 3D Motion Flex provides 360 degree motion of the ankle for unlimited range of motion while maintaining support
- Full Custom Fit Pro liner with heat-moldable multi-density foam throughout and removable ankle inserts for a totally custom fit
- Conform'able pre-shaped footbed with foot stabilization and patented arch flex support
- Empire Outsole with wave-profile EVA cushioning that promotes movement
Bottom Line: No compromise.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
Really can't go wrong.
By:
David Duffy
October 11, 2012
These boots are medium width, so you can get away with them if you have a wider foot with no problem. Length-wise, they are true to size as well, so just look at the sizing chart to figure out your UK to US conversion.
I keep saying this about Salomon boots, and this year they seem to have taken a step forward with this problem with the Pledge, but Salomons have this issue that they literally manufacture into their boots where snow gets lodged in on either side of the lacing system, between the laces and the tongue. These ones are a little better than normal because the lacing system lies flatter to the tongue, but in years past the Pledge has suffered from the effects of this problem.
Salomon gives these a 7 out of 10 in their stiffness rating; however, I think they're a little softer than that. And if you ride more than a few weeks a year, you'll definitely see that the stiffness they build into these breaks in very quickly. They're a fine boot to hike in or hit the park/pipe with confidence. Send 'er!
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