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Vans Cirro Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2009
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Vans Cirro Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2009
The Vans Men’s Cirro Snowboard Boot was designed with one idea in mind – versatility. Utilizing Vans’ Boa Focus Closure System, this boot allows you to dial in just the right fit for your style, while the Custom Quadrafit Liner integrates interchangeable fit-bars, letting you pimp out your ride for maximum performance.
- Boa Focus Closure System provides zone-specific tightening, allowing you to adjust the upper region, forefoot region, and instep region separately
- Quadfit Custom Thermal Liner sports interchangeable fit-bars to let you customize your ankle support and fit
- Flight Core Airwaffle Sole offers increased board feel, and zonal dampening
- Cork Footbed absorbs the impact of huge stomps
- RECCO Rescue Reflectors add a little peace of mind when riding in-bounds
- Partnered with POW, Vans uses Recycled PET uppers on the Cirro to keep it sustainable
Bottom Line: The Vans Cirro Snowboard Boot: what you’ve been waiting for.
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Stiff Freeride boot
By:
parkcityxj
December 14, 2009
I tested these last and they are VERY stiff. They took about 20 days to break and I put about 80 days on them total. Never had a problem w/boa but I could never quite get the fit completely dialed in. I'm more of a speedzone/traditional lace guy and I felt the boa wires didn't have the feel and flex I'm accustomed to. Def a good boot if you're looking for a stiff, techie, freeride boot. I ride Rome Targa bindings and I never had any problem w/boot height. The Targa/Cirro combo is one responsive set up!
Interference With Burton C60 Bindings
By:
mcampbell9340414
December 9, 2009
Vans didn't get the strap on the back of the boot high enough for the Burton (2009) C60 bindings, so when the boot is in the binding, it holds the boot off of the hi-back plate 1/4 of an inch. It should be above the hi-back. This strap is only used to help get the boot on but it's WAY overkill. Vans should have considered all of the binding hi-back heights. This is an excellent boot except for this interference.
Great Boots (but not perfect)
By:
bittergourd
January 29, 2010
I am a freeride snowboarder and after a season of riding in Burton Ions which are one of the stiffest boots I have ever worn, I got these.
These fit me better than the Ions on the first try. Weirdest thing was the Ions I have are a size 8.5 and these are a size 9. I get slight heel lift in the Ion and none in these. I like the Boa better than the Freezone lace system.
The negatives:
1) Vans so called Cork insoles just like any other default insoles suck. It's not a full cork insole. I put Superfeet in them.
2) The huge Strap on the back on the boot. It really interferes with getting the boot strapped in.
I ride a Burton T6 with C60s and I also rode these on a Burton Custom with Custom Bindings and Rossignol One-Mag with Cuda V1 bindings.
DIdn't matter though. Overall, great fit, very comfy on my flat feet with the Superfeet and VERY responsive. My feet weren't tired at the end of the day like they were with the Ions.
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