Last updated at 25/06/2025 18:41:46
originally posted on burton.com
+4 stars looks great, easy to put on, easy to strap, feels save, necessary flexibility-1 star because the fit of the boot does not match the size recommendation by Burton.Normally I have a 42.5, the recommendation based on Mondo was smaller. I did not follow the advice and ordered my common size 42.5. That size was way too small. Then I ordered a 43.5 based on a store recommendation even this size is a little tight in the front (when standing straight). I was playing with the thought to reorder once again a 44 but I did not because I think it is a new boot and it will be softer after couple of rides. But if you don't like that your toes touch the front a little then buy a boot +1.5 your normal size.FYI - tried the boots with “Men's Burton Performance + ... More+4 stars looks great, easy to put on, easy to strap, feels save, necessary flexibility-1 star because the fit of the boot does not match the size recommendation by Burton.Normally I have a 42.5, the recommendation based on Mondo was smaller. I did not follow the advice and ordered my common size 42.5. That size was way too small. Then I ordered a 43.5 based on a store recommendation even this size is a little tight in the front (when standing straight). I was playing with the thought to reorder once again a 44 but I did not because I think it is a new boot and it will be softer after couple of rides. But if you don't like that your toes touch the front a little then buy a boot +1.5 your normal size.FYI - tried the boots with “Men's Burton Performance + Lightweight Compression Sock”
originally posted on evogear.com
Not as good as the almighty was, the imprint 3 liner will never compete to the life liner that the almighty boots used to have. For the price and the lightweight weave design, I would still say these are the best boot option from Burton for all around riding. Trust me you won't regret them, I am just disappointed they do not use the life liner anymore.#sweepstakes
originally posted on moosejaw.com
I’ve only ridden these once but I’m quite satisfied after sending back a few DC judges due to boa defects. They’re comfy for my feet, had the flex I wanted, and moose jaw shipped them super fast. I’m stoked.
+4 stars looks great, easy to put on, easy to strap, feels save, necessary flexibility-1 star because the fit of the boot does not match the size recommendation by Burton.Normally I have a 42.5, the recommendation based on Mondo was smaller. I did not follow the advice and ordered my common size 42.5. That size was way too small. Then I ordered a 43.5 based on a store recommendation even this size is a little tight in the front (when standing straight). I was playing with the thought to reorder once again a 44 but I did not because I think it is a new boot and it will be softer after couple of rides. But if you don't like that your toes touch the front a little then buy a boot +1.5 your normal size.FYI - tried the boots with “Men's Burton Performance + ... More+4 stars looks great, easy to put on, easy to strap, feels save, necessary flexibility-1 star because the fit of the boot does not match the size recommendation by Burton.Normally I have a 42.5, the recommendation based on Mondo was smaller. I did not follow the advice and ordered my common size 42.5. That size was way too small. Then I ordered a 43.5 based on a store recommendation even this size is a little tight in the front (when standing straight). I was playing with the thought to reorder once again a 44 but I did not because I think it is a new boot and it will be softer after couple of rides. But if you don't like that your toes touch the front a little then buy a boot +1.5 your normal size.FYI - tried the boots with “Men's Burton Performance + Lightweight Compression Sock”
Not as good as the almighty was, the imprint 3 liner will never compete to the life liner that the almighty boots used to have. For the price and the lightweight weave design, I would still say these are the best boot option from Burton for all around riding. Trust me you won't regret them, I am just disappointed they do not use the life liner anymore.#sweepstakes
I’ve only ridden these once but I’m quite satisfied after sending back a few DC judges due to boa defects. They’re comfy for my feet, had the flex I wanted, and moose jaw shipped them super fast. I’m stoked.
I have not had the opportunity to take them out yet this season. So far the fit of the boot is great. I wear a 10.5 in shoe size and got an 11 in the boot. The step in binding feels secure and easy to use. Looking forward to seeing how it performs on the mountain.
They started off very comfortable but after breaking in they developed a hard spot that pushed on my ankle bone. Cuts my day short now because of the pain. My left boot also engages completely different than my right boot. The heel will click when switching from heel to toe and upon further inspection I noticed that the boots have two complete different heel cleats. Using a straight edge there is a 3-4mm difference of where they sit on the boot and how they engage with the binding. I can’t believe this would pass QC. Very disappointed in these $400 boots..
Bought these as a replacement/upgrade to my 2015 Burton Imperial boot (sz 10.5) and Cartel EST bindings. Love to convenience of the step on! Very high quality, nice boot. Runs small however in the Burton Swath. Consider a 1/2 to 1 full size up. The size 11 fit me perfect. Giving this a 4 star simply because Burton, arguably the best snowboarding company should do a better job of making this boot true to size. Due to this, I had to exchange my newly purchased size Medium step on binding to a size Large. Size Medium binding accommodates up to a size 10.5 step on boot. Size 11+ moves to Large step on binding. Little inconvenient when ordering online and late in the season when supply isn't as plentiful.
I purchased these to replace my old Burton boots after the BOA cable tore loose from them. I got the same size as my last boots, and the fit in the foot feels identical, but these new ones pinch a LOT around the ankle. It's actually quite uncomfortable wearing them for any length of time, and I've only worn them walking around, I haven't even taken them to the snow yet for a full day of riding. REALLY hoping they break in, but so far I am not thrilled with this purchase and worried I've wasted my money. We'll see how I feel about them at the end of the season...
You really do barely notice you have these on, they're just enough support to handle the mountain without hindering any flexibility. Theyre great to learn on for a competent intermediate or for freestyle focus. They absorb shock really well. For being more aggressive you'd want something a touch stiffer but you can go pretty hard with these and when you do your feet won't punish you. A really nice balance of flex and support. The articulated cuff is really nice if you're bending to load up spins and Ollie's alot feels like you can comfortably get a little lower while holding your edge where you want it.
Great quality, and very well made. Haven't tried them yet, but very excited to for the season. The heel part of the boots is quite tight, hopefully it'll be broken in after a few trips, and loved the double boa.
Picked these up to replace some pretty old boots, and I gotta say these are just about the move comfortable boots I've ever owned. Really lightweight and not too stiff - Perfect if you're looking for something to keep your feet comfortable for a long day riding. Definitely recommend these!
Lightweight, mid-flexing freestyle performance with the precise feel of micro-adjustable fit and the convenience of Step On entry. Just step on and ride. The men's Burton Swath Step On Snowboard Boots add step on binding simplicity to the Swath's mid-flexing freestyle feel. An articulated cuff opens up the range of motion for a freestyle feel with solid heel hold. Just turn the dial on the Dual-Zone BOA Fit System for effortless forefoot and upper boot adjustment. Reflective heat tech in the boot cranks up the warmth, while a heat-moldable liner hugs your foot's natural shape, so you can ride longer.
Lightweight, mid-flexing freestyle performance with the precise feel of micro-adjustable fit and the convenience of Step On entry. Just step on and ride. The men's Burton Swath Step On Snowboard Boots add step on binding simplicity to the Swath's mid-flexing freestyle feel. An articulated cuff opens up the range of motion for a freestyle feel with solid heel hold. Just turn the dial on the Dual-Zone BOA Fit System for effortless forefoot and upper boot adjustment. Reflective heat tech in the boot cranks up the warmth, while a heat-moldable liner hugs your foot's natural shape, so you can ride longer.
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Burton Swath Step On Snowboard Boots
Lightweight, mid-flexing freestyle performance with the precise feel of micro-adjustable fit and the convenience of Step On entry. Just step on and ride. The men's Burton Swath Step On Snowboard Boots add step on binding simplicity to the Swath's mid-flexing freestyle feel. An articulated cuff opens up the range of motion for a freestyle feel with solid heel hold. Just turn the dial on the Dual-Zone BOA Fit System for effortless forefoot and upper boot adjustment. Reflective heat tech in the boot cranks up the warmth, while a heat-moldable liner hugs your foot's natural shape, so you can ride longer.
Lightweight, mid-flexing freestyle performance with the precise feel of micro-adjustable fit and the convenience of Step On entry. Just step on and ride. The men's Burton Swath Step On Snowboard Boots add step on binding simplicity to the Swath's mid-flexing freestyle feel. An articulated cuff opens up the range of motion for a freestyle feel with solid heel hold. Just turn the dial on the Dual-Zone BOA Fit System for effortless forefoot and upper boot adjustment. Reflective heat tech in the boot cranks up the warmth, while a heat-moldable liner hugs your foot's natural shape, so you can ride longer.
