Burton Jeremy Jones Snowboard Boot - Men's

Super good! Comfy and funky!

thease boots were great for about three full days of riding,from then out they packed out and turned to mush way fast! thank god dogfunk took them back!! you guys rock!!

I have worn Burton Sabbaths for the past four years and have really liked them. I am 6'0 and 190lbs, and like to ride park and all mountain so I was skeptical about getting these boots fearing they would not be supportive enough. So far they are great! No issues with support, so comfortable, and they have all the same internal features as the sabbaths. So far I can't really notice the flex difference. A few things to be aware of though. The insole of this boot is flat, where as most snowboard boots have a more forward lean to them. Not bad or uncomfortable, just different. Maybe thats why they don't feel like they have more flex? Also the leather/pleather/ suede, on the outside is pretty cheap. After a couple of wears it loses its color(black model) and kind of gets matted down. It's just cosmetic and does not take any functionality away from the boot itself. Overall these boots kick ass so far! Great boot for only $200.

i never had a problem with flat feet until these boots maybe a custom footbed could have helped every run was painfull they would be great for walking up to a rail maybe sliding down it

After trying and riding dozens of boots over the years, I know the feel of a good park boot, trust me. When I tried this new boot on at my local shop after being measured up, I was blown away by the comfort and heel hold of this boot. I was also shocked to hear all the technology built into the Jeremy Jones boots... everything from Aegis antimicrobial liners to combat foot funk to a Shrinkage and EST midsole combination for ultimate board feel... all for under two hundred dollars! Best boot ever, long live Jeremy Jones!

burton tried to make a high end soft park liner (the Flex 2) this season; one that would be soft and flexy for jibs but also be able to ramp up support when needed... they failed miserably. after just one day, this liner was mush... after twenty, this liner was thrashed... i noticed after my first day on these that the liners started to pack out a lot more than normal... pack out mostly occurs in the heels and these liners were becoming increasingly thin in the heel area, so much so that i started feeling pressure from my binding heelcup... the heel area of the liners are now paper thin (wouldn't be surprised if a hole started to develop) and almost all of the foam has worn through... also, the interior lining of the liner has begun to tear, revealing the inside foam... i don't see these boots lasting through the season... they are entirely too soft even just for park... they have no support whatsoever for any sized park features except your small to medium sized jibs... forget about taking these off any larger tables as you'll be playing russian roulette with your ankles... the only situation i can see using these happily is if you do a lot of urban street setup riding... burton has a lot of work to do to improve these 'park-specific' liners for 2010...