Foot Shape: Average to Wide Flex: Rate 6 Boot Review by Mike: In our store the Burton Emerald boots are customers favorites. These boots are favorites of many because they are affordable, very comfortable, easy to lace and always match Burton boards and bindings perfectly. With the Burton Emerald boots you can have your cake and eat it to. Moreover, these boots are wide. If you have a wide ...

Foot Shape: Average to Wide Flex: Rate 2 Boot Review by Mike: My first pair of snowboard boots were Burton Freestyles. These boots have come a long way since I pioneered them. For 2007, Burton added an articulated cuff with power strap support. This will help riders custom fit the boots around their ankle and upper foot. The best thing about the Burton Freestyle boots is the price: they are...

Foot Shape: Kids Feet Flex: Rate 1 Boot Review by Donald: So we all know that kids' feet grow like weeds, so why not make a boot that does the same? Well Burton addressed this question with the creation of the Freestyle Kids. There is a removable section of the insole which allows for some extra room when the boots start to get too snug. Also there is a nice Velcro power strap for a nice a...

Foot Shape: Average to Wide Flex: Rate 6 The Burton Ruler is known to rule the entire mountain. It is a very good boot for all-mountain riders looking for a forgiving comfortable ride. The Ruler has Burtons new streamlined speed zone lacing system for some quick lace adjustment. Burton also added a micro articulating cuff that allows the upper and lower zones to flex independently. The Ruler i...

Sierra Says: Last season the Burton Sapphire was the top seller for women specific high end boots. The reason is simple; it is an extremely comfortable boot that any style of rider can appreciate. This year Burton added a new plush cuff with stretch zones to take care of any calf burn issues and also added a power lacing system to hold your heels down very well. No matter what your style is the Bu...

Foot Shape: Narrow to Mid Wide Flex: 6 Boot Review by Mike: Without a doubt, the Burton Supreme boots are the most technically advanced and expensive boots on the market! If you want your feet to be in heaven, then buy these! I recommend these boots for women who have their priorities straight and spend more time on the slopes than they do in the mall! Burton has constructed the Supreme Bo...

In our store, I find that the Salomon Dialogue boots fit the widest range of foot shapes in our store. If you don't know what shape your foot is, I recommend you purchase these boots. Salomon designed the Dialogue boots with freestyle performance in mind. These boots protect your feet, while allowing maneuverability for tricks. These boots work great for riders of all ability levels and pocke...

Sierra Says: If you're a female (or if you know one) who is looking for some supportive boots for a great deal, you need to jump now! These Salomon's will make a girl's wildest dreams come true on the slopes! Good boots that fit well and have tons of comfort will make a world of difference if she's just learning or just wanting to just take her riding to the next level. Salo...

The Salomon Symbio is a great boot for the progressing snowboarder. With its mid-soft flex the Symbio will deliver an incredibly smooth ride. If you don't like to lace or tie your boots, this may be your best bet, having the fastest speedlace system around. To lace these all you have to do is pull up on a handle, pretty cool stuff.

The Salomon Vigil sets the standards for a beginner boot. It's got all that a gal starting out needs to stay comfortable, have support and still be able to afford a lift ticket. Lacing up your boots with cold hands is no longer a problem, the Vigil's have a powerlace system which requires no lacing or tying, just a quick pull up on a handle! Starting your snowboarding career? Lace up th...