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thirtytwo Binary Boa Snowboard Boots - 2012/2013

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thirtytwo Binary Boa Snowboard Boots - 2012/2013

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If you love the classic Lashed boots, but can never get your boots tied tight, check out these thirtytwo Binary Boa® boots. Same fit as the Lashed boots but now with a dual Boa lacing system!

Boa™ standard lacing system, with ankle and cable guides along entire edge of eyestays, distributes closure force evenly for a dialed-in fit that won't loosen up
Level 3 liners feature dual-density, Soft-touch Intuition Ultralon™ foam for comfort and warmth and Achilles overlays that hold heels in place
Inner cuff Boa lacing tightens easily with a twist; Boa lacing offers an easy, secure fit
Level 2 molded footbeds with heel pads and perforated mesh topsheets provide anatomic support and cushioning; molded heel and arch frames add additional support
3D molded tongues wrap feet for improved fit and solid heel hold; design allows you to vary the stiffness to customize the flex and improve responsiveness
Articulating cuffs lessen shell distortion, improve durability and provide consistent heel hold throughout the flex range of motion
Rubber outsoles feature EVA cushioning for all-day comfort; outsoles provide traction on slippery surfaces

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thirtytwo Binary Boa Snowboard Boots - 2012/2013 Customer Reviews

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thirtytwo Binary Boa Snowboard Boots - 2012/2013

2.7

(based on 3 reviews)

33%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Attractive (3)
Comfortable (3)

Cons

Best Uses

All mountain (3)

- Width:
- Feels too narrow
  
  Feels true to width
  
  100%
  (3 reviews)
  Feels too wide

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Feb

2013

3.0

Comfortable Boot, Lacks Durability

By Heretic

from Denver, Colorado

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Pros

Adjustability
Comfortable
Looks Great
Warm

Cons

Poor Durability

Best Uses

All Mountain
Freeriding
Powder

Comments about thirtytwo Binary Boa Snowboard Boots - 2012/2013:

I bought these boots due to having a narrow foot and wanted a good quality boot that would last. They are very comfortable and have the binary boa adjustment which are great. I've worn them once and loved the way they felt on my feet and board. After just one day on the mountain my right boot is already starting to breakdown on the seam by my toe. Three large cuts right on the seam that can only get worse with time considering I've only worn them once. I will most likely take them back for a more durable boot very soon.

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Feb

2013

2.0

Poor material construction - wear

By SJ Lautenschlager

from Orange County, CA

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Pros

Adjustability
Comfortable
Good Traction
Looks Great
Warm

Cons

Poor Construction

Best Uses

All Mountain

Comments about thirtytwo Binary Boa Snowboard Boots - 2012/2013:

Finish material on the area where the binding cinch strap crosses over the top of my foot began to separate after one day of boarding.

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Feb

2013

3.0

Nice boot, but is slightly soft

By djibuti

from CO

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Pros

Comfortable
Easy Lacing System
Looks Great

Cons

Too Much Flex

Best Uses

All Mountain
Park
Tricks

Comments about thirtytwo Binary Boa Snowboard Boots - 2012/2013:

I like these boots, but they are a little soft. They also run much closer to actual sizing for a boot. I generally buy 1-1/2 sizwe smaller than I wear in a shoe. These still haven't broken in comfortably after 6 days on the slopes.
They have a little more flex than I would like which causes me to have to lossen them due to toe numbing.
That being said, I would highly recommend these for park. making adjustments on the fly is fast and easy, and they are one of the more confortable boots on flatground that I have ever worn.
In the end I will most likely return these because I was looking for a bit more of a performance/firm boot and they are slightly too small, but they are a great boot.