These were my first pair of snowboarding boots with a boa, and double boa, too boot. They took a little longer for me to break in, but I also had to figure out the correct tightness from each boa for my liking. But once I broke them in, they felt awesome and really responsive, I really like them and am glad I made the purchase!

Ordered the wrong size at first and had to return, return process was simple and easy. The new boots fit perfectly with the heel hold system in place (I’m 5’6 118lbs, ordered 8.5). Took about 3 days for them to break in/pack out a little. Never had to tighten them throughout the day, stayed tight for a full day of riding from 8-4. Kept my feet nice and toasty. Great boots, didn’t even notice they were there.

These boots would be great, but unfortunately I was advised to get a half size smaller than my regular tennis shoes and this turned out to be a bad idea. The boots I got (size 8.5) were too small for me and so they constantly hurt my toes which were at the end of the boots even after 4 weeks of wearing them in and everyone telling me they would 'wear in'. The pads of my feet also went numb after about an hour of riding due to the boots not being wide enough.
Otherwise, they seem like a great boot and the double boa system is fantastic.

Double bow and packed full of features this boot rocks! Also, arguably the best looking women’s boot 32 offers. What more could you want?

They are awesome. I have been wearing the liners around to get use to them. I have not made it into the boot all the way yet. Man, the liners are for real great. They make my old ski boots look horrible! Pitch in snowboarding (I've skiied for years) right up there with moguls, that I am waiting to look into more. Worth a lot. Turn in what you need as long as it doesn't make me more dizzy. I have enough high accounts. What about a Hawaiian like jacket and bibs? Something like the socks without red and why not closer to a lighter purple like the one pair of boots. Geneva Basin from years past go to if you want to. I have to work with certain old time investors still well in Texas. Plus, Steamboat Springs had someone come and help out Ski Powderhorn over thirty years ago to help the resort, still shifting money in and out of there through United ~ old time Continenal Airlines (Dad use to work for). More ~ United bought out Continenetal, Continental Airlines psyychiatrist still on line. LA main hub for Continental, not United. Possible snowboarding boot sales there with snowboards and skiis. Use to help with Continental Airlines daily by going skiing, so same with snowboarding with United. There are old time devices within United from Continental Airlines. To get the better customers with the bigger bucks, first class not always. Plus, guarantees of not falling is the goal here. One fall, **** million bucks lost back in the day internationally. You could use that for clothes also. I wore a pair of yellow ski pants that I made with my Mom so she could see me go down the mountain at Ski Loveland mainly. For years there also.

Did think it was a lie, but it isn't bought a ticket for Flagstaff November 29. FREE snowboarding lessons. Afternoon session. My psychiatrists said to keep going over everything and the switchover should be fine. There are big differences there though. They relabeled or renamed parts of Loveland? Their black now and not blue or green at the top? Yellow terrain? What? Same old mountain, but what? Helped with avalanche stuff, always off according to the Germans for check backs. Does mean they could be at risk there, **** that. I want no part of that risk. I skiied there mostly growing up.

M.J.