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CancelBurton Swath Step On BOA Snowboard Boot (Men's)
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Style: 21428101W21
Having fun and being flexible doesn't mean you have to sacrifice performance, the Burton Swath Step On® BOA® Snowboard Boot manages to deliver all that and more. On the inside there's an Imprint™ 3 Liner, offering exceptional fit and hold with minimal weight. But the real treat is on the outside, where a dual BOA® system and Burton's Step On® technology combine to give you unbeatable hold with uncompromised convenience. Simply spin the BOA® reels to dial in the perfect fit, and Step On® to your compatible bindings, and you're ready to ride.
KEY FEATURES- Imprint™ 3 Liner is one of the most advanced on the market, with multi-density heat-moldable foam
- Sequence BOA® closure system uses two reels to help you fine-tune your fit
- Designed for, and works exclusively with, Burton Step On® Bindings
SPECS
- Flex: Medium
- Lacing: Boa
- Design: All Mountain
- Liner Velcro Closure secures your foot before you even start lacing up
- Focus Cuff surrounds your ankle in support for a secure, long-lasting hold
- Sleeping Bag Reflective Foil bounces your body heat back to you for extra warmth
- Articulating Cuff allows the shell to flex naturally without compromising comfort or hold
- Medium Flex PowerUP Tongue provides pre-curved comfort and support
- TX3 laces are a flexible textile that’s super strong AND helps the boot fit better
- StepOn® Outsole features built-in cleats to lock into your Step On® Binding
- Recycled Content Rubber allows you to get extra grip without extra waste
Questions and Answers
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Q:
"Is this boot compatible with the step in and conventional bindings? "
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Question by on 11/22/2022 - 8:45 am
A:
"Step On boots and bindings are only compatible with each other and the bindings can be mounted to many other boards. "
Answer by JustinKernes (Peter Glenn Staff) on 11/22/2022 - 10:36 am
