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Vans Cirro Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2010
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Vans Cirro Snowboard Boot - Men's - 2010
Find the perfect fit with the Vans Men’s Cirro Snowboard Boots. A heat-moldable liner, fit pad system, and multi-zone boa lacing provide the adjustability while the rest of the features deliver the power and comfort you need to shred all day.
- Ugraded Vans Boa Focus Lacing System provides custom fit and support by tightening three different zones of the boots separately
- Quadfit Custom X Liners deliver a heat-moldable fit along with adjustable fit pads so you can tweak them until you find the perfect embrace. Directional material in the anti-slip heel pocket and a direct connect hook-and-loop system prevent your feet from roaming
- Cork Footbeds utilize V-Tech hi-rebound EVA and dual-density impact pads to dampen your ride and make discomfort a distant memory
- Flight Core Air Outsoles serve up an optimal flex through the soles while their inverted waffle-lug tread patterns deliver maximum board feel and plenty of traction for traversing or hiking
- Recco Rescue Reflectors allow ski patrol to find your frozen corpse and send it back to Mom after you went out of bounds without proper training or a beacon
Bottom Line: The peak of comfort and performance.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
Best fit ever!
By:
rel4047283
October 12, 2010
First I called Dogfunk to see what size I should get with Van's - They told me Van's is right on with any regular shoe brands. they were right! So 5 stars to Dogfunk for not having to exchange for smaller/bigger size.
Then the boots- It is one of this moment when you know you finally got it right:
- Right pressure points.
- Right heel blocking thanks to the fit pads.
- Right lacing with the Boa Focus .
- Right flex for East Coast boarding. (Elk Mountain)
- Right look. (Black)
(By the way make sure to remove the dissecant pack from each boot - one slipped under the left foot bed...)
Change me.
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