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ThirtyTwo Prime Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2010
2010 Model No Longer Available
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ThirtyTwo Prime Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2010
Get ready to run high-octane laps on the mountain’s toughest terrain in the ThirtyTwo Men’s Prime Snowboard Boot. Super-quick, lightweight, and incredibly responsive, the Prime combines the tight cornering and road feel of your dad’s mid-life-crisis sports car with the swanky comfort of your grand-dad’s luxury sedan. You also get a customization option of two different-colored wrap cages so you can pimp your ride just the way you like it.
- Power Wrap technology secures your forefoot for maximum responsiveness
- STI Evolution foam in midsole and outsole reduces weight, lowers the boot’s profile, and increases cushioning, while G2 gel in heel absorbs shock on hard landings
- New heat-moldable Level M footbed includes System G2 gel pod to reduce heel bruising, while the molded TPU frame offers heel and arch support for more control and comfort
- Articulating cuff shell construction delivers smooth flex and reduces heel lift
- Tongue Tension system and 3-D molded tongue makes lacing easier, and improves boot feel and fit
- Heat-moldable Level 6 liner includes internal and external overlays for enhanced fit, support, and response, while the soft-top cuff cushions your calf
- Aegis antimicrobial treatment prevents foot funk
- Stiff flex provides maximum responsiveness for strong, aggressive riders
Bottom Line: Gentlemen, start your engines.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
are the power wrap cages on this years model the same as last
are the power wrap cages on this years model the same as last years? aka interchangeable?
By: mts4024729
April 5, 2011
Primo Boots
By:
Ryan
February 26, 2011
Great Boots! They’re stiff, responsive, light weight and stylish. They fit great around the ankle and foot yet still room for the toes to move around. The way the lasses lockout as you tighten the boots gives you the ability to have them tight or loose where ever you want.
hey will u guys be restocking the red and black thanks
hey will u guys be restocking the red and black thanks
By: Tyson fitzpatrick
February 2, 2011
Hey Tyson,
Unfortunately it does not look like we are getting anymore of these boots in stock this season, sorry for the inconvenience.
By: Josh Chapman
February 4, 2011
The only boots you'll ever need. PERIOD
By:
Titanium Bindings
January 24, 2011
At first, I was very hesitant on purchasing these boots because of it's steep price tag. Many of my friends wear Thirtytwo boots but I have never owned one. I have been told of their superb quality and amazing comfort but I didnt think you needed to shell out $300 just to get it.
Well after searching and searching I finally caved and ended up getting these and I am just blown away. These are the LIGHTEST, most COMFORTABLE, and most SUPPORTIVE boots I have ever worn. I've been riding in these since November and have about 50+ days on them already they are still strong and tough as day 1.
Moral of the story = you get what you pay for, buy thirtytwo!
I'm just wondering how long your feet would have to be in
I'm just wondering how long your feet would have to be in cm to fit well in the 9.0 in the Prime boots just so I can be sure that i will have them for a while.
By: Lucas Cockburn
December 23, 2010
hey is there any chance of getting some more black and lime in
hey is there any chance of getting some more black and lime in 9.5 any time soon thanks
By: Tyson fitzpatrick
December 4, 2010
Hey Tyson,
Unfortunately we wont be restocking this boot for the season.
By: Josh Chapman
December 6, 2010
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Upper Material:
- Faux leather, textile, TPU
- Flex:
- Stiff (10 out of 10 on ThirtyTwo’s scale)
- Midsole:
- EVA
- Sole:
- STI Evolution Foam, gel
- Shell Lacing:
- Standard
- Liner Lacing:
- Integrated
- Liner:
- Level 6
- Thermo-moldable Liner:
- Yes
- Removable Liner:
- Yes
- Recommended Use:
- Aggressive all-mountain riding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
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