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ThirtyTwo Ultralight Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2009
You’ve double-checked your boot bag twice since you got to the airport—your ThirtyTwo Ultralight Snowboard Boots are so light, you keep thinking you forgot to pack them. Before you worry that all that lightness means lameness in the support dept, check out what ThirtyTwo put in the Ultralight.
- System G2 cushioning gel compound adds shock-absorption and comfort for all-day riding
- Molded TPU frame for heel and arch support
- Level 5 Fit System moldable liner with vents for breathability
- Stitchless liner cuts down on pressure points
- STI Evolution Foam absorbs shock and eliminates the need for a heavy rubber outsole
- 3-D Molded Tongue wraps around your foot for a smooth flex
- Flex level 6 for all-mountain slayage
Bottom Line: Light it up.
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sickest boots
By:
jake
May 31, 2011
gotta love em, gutted that they ripped on the stitching around the laces. but i was riding pretty hard everyday of the season. dont know how the new ones go but.
sickest boots
By:
jake
May 31, 2011
gotta love em, gutted that they ripped on the stitching around the laces. but i was riding pretty hard everyday of the season. dont know how the new ones go but.
SOOO SICK!
By:
Exodus_971469083
September 6, 2009
These r the best boots ive ever had bout them when they first came out. durable warm with normal socks on even in Crested Bute at -18 love em
Junk junk junk junk junk. Pissed.
By:
Chris
February 12, 2011
This boot blows. No support, horribly uncomfortable due to crap material and padding. I read previously that the optional heat molded pads weren't worth adding due to the fact that the footbed is hard as a rock. I got mine in Breckenridge when my other boots wore through mid-week and made a little bit of a hasty decision. Don't waste your money.
I plan to throw these in the first fire of the summer and dance.
feather me this..
By:
ped3617375
February 1, 2010
yeah the lightest..amazing.. at first felt a bit plastic but after 30 days riding super comf and enough flex..laces are starting to fray on back foot from resting board on lifts - expected though..
super grippy and snug to walk or board 8 hrs straight..
i got the photo size 11 US..they fit the Rome 390 L/XL perfect..binding have started to stain the boot but doesn't bother me any..
horrible
By:
ScottyKush
March 16, 2010
these are the worst boots I have ever worn, felt like hell for 2 weeks of breaking them in[riding everyday], then after a month of riding everything started to fall apart, almost all the lace loops tore making it impossible to tie your boots, and they are not waterproof at all
Amazing
By:
Anonymous
October 15, 2009
These boots are LIGHT. They really don't compare to anything else I found out there in the weight category. I was riding Burton Ions, and these boots shaved over a pound off of each foot, which makes a very noticeable difference by the middle / end of the day (I have big feet, which means gear weight is always a battle). They offer a bit less stiffness than I'm used to, but then I'm an all-mountain freestyle rider. For anyone looking for a killer, flyweight freestyle boot, this is it.
1 Comment Last Comment: January 16, 2010 by: sno2967329
By: sno2967329
January 16, 2010
the ride rfl boot is a little lighter, its just under 800 grams and the ultralights are just over. not huge difference but...
Change me.
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