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DC Graphix Boa Womens Snowboard Boots |
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Retail: $240 (67% off)
Get your feet inside the DC Women's Graphix Boa Snowboard Boots and you'll have the ultimate secret weapon this season. Not only can you fine-tune this boot's lacing with a dial-twist, you can dial in the support level with a button-push. DC gave this medium-flex boot its inflatable Bravo liner, use the plus and minus buttons to pump up or deflate the liner's Air Bladder to get a personalized fit and customized support. Tweak your boot, and you can ride just about anywhere. Increase pressure in the liner before pointing down a hair-raisingly steep run. Deflate a bit for a park session. The Graphix Boa Boot's shock-absorbing EVA midsole spares you some sting on hard landings, and the insulating Outlast lining provides a buffer against wacky temperatures.
Advanced Intermediate - Expert
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Comments about DC Graphix Boa Womens Snowboard Boots:
Very comfortable fit and keeps feet warm throughout the day. Would recommend to all mountain riders.
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Comments about DC Graphix Boa Womens Snowboard Boots:
These boots are the best I've had. The BOA system is super easy to lace up. My most favorite thing about these boots is the ability to adjust with the air pump. It allows you to get a perfect fit to your boot and it is easy to adjust while you are on the mountain. The only con is that these seemed to loosen while riding, but only a little, and it is easy to tighten them back up when you get to the top of the hill again. My toes never get cold and the boots have flexibility, but not too much. I highly recommend these, especially for beginning and itermediate riders.
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