Snowboard boots are one of the most important pieces of equipment for when you hit the powder, so it's imperative you get the best boots to match your feet, style, experience, and terrain. We have a wide collection of styles, colours, sizes, fits, and brands to choose from, with a choice of men's snowboard boots, women's snowboard boots, and kids’ snowboard boots.- so you're guaranteed to find the right fit for your pursuits. Choose from premium brands, including Salomon, Vans, and Burton, and more! If you’re unsure what you’re looking for, we recommend booking in-store for one of our Snowboard Boot Fitting services.
The main systems are traditional laces, speed lacing (quick-pull), and the BOA® system. Some boots combine these for a hybrid closure, each offering different adjustment speed, ease-of-use, and fit precision.
Modern boots typically feature tough nylon, synthetic materials, or treated leather for the outer shell, with soft fleece, EVA, or foam lining on the inside for insulation and comfort, and often feature a molded or heat-moldable liner.
Heat-moldable liners, made from advanced foams like Intuition, allow boots to be custom-fitted to the shape of your feet, significantly increasing comfort and reducing heel lift.
Boots should fit snugly with minimal heel lift and no pressure points. A precise fit ensures support, board control, and avoids discomfort or cold spots. Most boots pack out slightly after a few days of riding.
Soft flex is best for beginners and park riders, medium flex suits all-mountain use, and stiff flex gives maximum support for freeride or technical terrain. Flex is influenced by shell materials, internal reinforcements, and the liner.
Boots may use synthetic insulation like Thinsulate, fleece linings, or multi-layer foam to keep feet warm. Look for boots rated for cold conditions if you ride in very low temperatures.
BOA systems allow single- or dual-zone micro-adjustments using a mechanical dial and wire, making boots quicker and easier to tighten, especially with gloves. Traditional laces offer more custom tension but can be harder to adjust on the mountain.
Heel lift is usually caused by a poor fit, softer flex, or old liners. Heat-moldable liners, supportive ankle harnesses, and dual BOA or extra power straps help lock your heel in place.
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