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Burton (1)  

Market leaders but, because of this, a bit on the pricey side! You pay a bit of a premium for the Burton name! Of course, this does not apply if you buy your Burton Snowboard Gear at BargainBoards.co.uk because everything on our website is heavily discounted.

Deeluxe (1)

Flow (5)

Nitro (1)

Northwave (13)

Rome (6)

Roxy (1)

SP (1)

Colour   

Manufacturers come up with lots of fancy names for their colours, so we have consolidated them into the closest primary colours.

Black (13)   

White / Clear (13)   

Blue (3)   

Gold (2)   

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Gender   

Female (18)   

Female specific snowboard boots are sized exactly the same as men's boots. Size 8 is size 8 for both. They are the same length and width. The main difference is that the ankle area of the boot is slightly lower, to take account of women's calf muscles coming slightly lower down - but in most cases we are only talking millimeters!

Unisex or Male (9)   

Men's snowboard boots can be worn by women too, so have universal appeal.

Lacing System   

Traditional Laces (14)   

Traditional laces allow you to customise the tension of your boot (maybe tight around the ankle and loose around the toes), tend to be preferred by freestyle riders because they are more forgiving and flexible when you land (this makes them more suitable for beginners too) and, some say, they just look better!

Quick Laces (12)   

Most manufacturer's have their own name for 'Quick Laces' but they all aim to do the same thing. They make it quick and easy to put your boots on and take them off, to adjust the tension of your laces and then lock the tension via the use of a cleat - preventing any slippage. Some brands have dual systems - allowing you to independently control the lace tension in different parts of the boot. We highly recommend most quick lace systems. They are very effective and very convenient.

Boa (2)   

Boa snowboard boots use a steel cable instead of laces - guaranteeing you a firm solid ride, which gives more control over your board as you travel at speed or over rough terrain. The boots use an ingenious 'boa' coiler disc. Simply twist the disc like you are winding up a clock to apply the tension, then push to lock into place. Pull the disc and it instantly releases! Some brands have dual systems - allowing you to independently control the lace tension in different parts of the boot. We highly recommend boa snowboard boots for their sheer convenience. They are particularly good for all mountain and free ride snowboarding.

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Price

£50 - £100 (21)

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