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thirtytwo Women's Lock Boa Snowboard Boot | 
| Brand: thirtytwo
Category: Shoes
Department: womens
List Price: $200.00
Buy New: $79.98 - $159.96 (On sale from $199.95)
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Sales Rank: 76410
Fabric Type: Synthetic leather and PU
Media: Apparel
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 12 x 8 x 4
Model: 03/05/22466427
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| Features:
| • | Boa lacing system with coiler reel | | • | Tongue tension system for leverage, easy lacing and improved heel hold | | • | 3-D molded tongue wraps your foot for easy lacing and improved fit | | • | Articulating cuff for improved fit, heel hold and smooth flex | | • | Comfortable and easy to use |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
What can you do with the extra few minutes you?ve saved by tightening your ThirtyTwo Women?s Lock Boa Snowboard Boot with the super-quick Boa system? Polish off your friend?s breakfast muffin (she?s busy hand-tightening her laces), pick out a killer playlist, or flirt with the local liftie.
Product Features- Material: [Upper] synthetic; [Sole] STI Evolution Foam
- Lacing System: Boa
- Flex: Medium (5 out of 10 on ThirtyTwo?s scale)
- Removable Liner: Yes, moldable
- Recommended Use: All-mountain freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year
Amazon.com Product Description
thirtytwo's Lock Boa boot was not made for time-wasters. This practical boot has a BOA lacing system with a coiler reel that locks your foot into a comfortable, custom fit. Once you're used to this quick boot, we're sure you won't be as pleased with another.
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| Customer Reviews:
still trying to break them in - but it does get better within 1 day April 25, 2010
D. Yeh (Los Angeles, CA)
i cannot resist buying these boots at $80 (size 7) because the price is simply too good (backcountry at 179, rei at 119, evogear at 159) to skip. With the 14" powder here in South Cal in late April, i decided to break them in on my last day of 09-10 season.
my first run was painful. i was not used to the boa system in terms of fitting and had to stop multiple times on the slope because of the pressure against my feet - although lock boots rated 5 at thirtytwo flex index, i felt that they were quite stiff at beginning(also read somewhere else that boa system has more noticeable impact on flex compared to lace system). However, after couple runs here and there, the fit and responsiveness have become much better. the instant responsiveness helped me with my carving and toe turns on steeper slopes. They are very lightweight as well. Overall, i am confident to say they are much better than my old salomon.
given the fact that all thirtytwo boots have heat moldable liner and mine hasnt been fitted yet - i do expect to see more improvement in terms of fitting/comfort level once i got it taken care of at local ski shop. that being said, time to ditch burton (or salomon in my case), buy thirtytwo!
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