Setting the bar higher with every detail, the men's now legendary Burton Ion BOA Snowboard Boots let you charge as hard you like across the entire mountain. Their stacked tech package includes two independent lace zones with a High Power Focus BOA Fit System that lets you micro-adjust the tension and feel of each to match your riding style. A combination of heat-reflective foil and moisture-managing liner tech trap body heat and wick sweat to keep feet warm and dry. All with cushioned, out-of-the-box comfort that promotes a relaxed and natural stance for riding any terrain.
Setting the bar higher with every detail, the men's now legendary Burton Ion BOA Snowboard Boots let you charge as hard you like across the entire mountain. Their stacked tech package includes two independent lace zones with a High Power Focus BOA Fit System that lets you micro-adjust the tension and feel of each to match your riding style. A combination of heat-reflective foil and moisture-managing liner tech trap body heat and wick sweat to keep feet warm and dry. All with cushioned, out-of-the-box comfort that promotes a relaxed and natural stance for riding any terrain.
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The lowest price for Burton Ion Boa Snow Boots 2022 Mens in Black right now is $729.99 at whiteroomsnow.com.au.
The all-time low was $584.99 on 10 Oct 2025 — today's price is 25% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 10 May 2026.
Burton Ion Boa Snow Boots 2022 Mens in Black
Setting the bar higher with every detail, the men's now legendary Burton Ion BOA Snowboard Boots let you charge as hard you like across the entire mountain. Their stacked tech package includes two independent lace zones with a High Power Focus BOA Fit System that lets you micro-adjust the tension and feel of each to match your riding style. A combination of heat-reflective foil and moisture-managing liner tech trap body heat and wick sweat to keep feet warm and dry. All with cushioned, out-of-the-box comfort that promotes a relaxed and natural stance for riding any terrain.
Setting the bar higher with every detail, the men's now legendary Burton Ion BOA Snowboard Boots let you charge as hard you like across the entire mountain. Their stacked tech package includes two independent lace zones with a High Power Focus BOA Fit System that lets you micro-adjust the tension and feel of each to match your riding style. A combination of heat-reflective foil and moisture-managing liner tech trap body heat and wick sweat to keep feet warm and dry. All with cushioned, out-of-the-box comfort that promotes a relaxed and natural stance for riding any terrain.
Last updated at 10/05/2026 22:32:15
Burton Ion BOA Snowboard Boots Black 2026 10
Delivery $10
originally posted on evogear.com
The design/fit is fantastic, but this is the worst quality booth I have ever experienced, After just one single season, they are completely falling apart. Not just worn in one spot, seams splitting and inner booth just dissolving. In my 25 years of snowboarding, never experienced anything this poor, If you plan on using them more than 10 days total AVOID AVOID AVOID.
originally posted on burton.com
Got these yesterday and took them out in my local snow park in UK.What can I say, I never like Burton boots before as I have quite short legs and they usually come quite high up, I was a fan of other brands. Needless to say the comfort of these is out of this world, and the dual Focus BOA makes getting in an out of these a doddle. They are mid stiff, but that just means your ankles are supported, great if you are an older rider with glass ankles like me. Only thing I would change is that there is a removeable ankle supports in them (as opposed to fixed ones) a la Intuition liners as if you have big ankles and wide feet like me the narrow grip in them can be a bit tight, but i get why they have done that to prevent heel lift, however a size 12 Mens and wide foot ... MoreGot these yesterday and took them out in my local snow park in UK.What can I say, I never like Burton boots before as I have quite short legs and they usually come quite high up, I was a fan of other brands. Needless to say the comfort of these is out of this world, and the dual Focus BOA makes getting in an out of these a doddle. They are mid stiff, but that just means your ankles are supported, great if you are an older rider with glass ankles like me. Only thing I would change is that there is a removeable ankle supports in them (as opposed to fixed ones) a la Intuition liners as if you have big ankles and wide feet like me the narrow grip in them can be a bit tight, but i get why they have done that to prevent heel lift, however a size 12 Mens and wide foot like me finds the narrow ankles a little annoying so i have switched out the liner, but most will find it comfortable enough. Five out of five from me
originally posted on burton.com
Greetings all, I'm Big Red with the Sandia Peak Ski Patrol. I spend at least 2 days a week wearing my boots for the patrol up to 10 hours a day. Comfort is my primary need and these Ion boots deliver and then some.My day starts a sunrise with a 20-minute commute to the ski area. I wear my boots to drive there why not right? The first thing I noticed are the boa system. They are spring under tension so when loosened they keep the cable snug making driving to the area easy. The only issue I had was the flex when braking. I'll get to the flex later during my ride.Comfort:I'm a pretty large guy (6'5") with big feet (13 wide) The toe box is extremely generous. I am able to wiggle my toes and even have room for toe heaters if needed. The ankle lock in the liner ... MoreGreetings all, I'm Big Red with the Sandia Peak Ski Patrol. I spend at least 2 days a week wearing my boots for the patrol up to 10 hours a day. Comfort is my primary need and these Ion boots deliver and then some.My day starts a sunrise with a 20-minute commute to the ski area. I wear my boots to drive there why not right? The first thing I noticed are the boa system. They are spring under tension so when loosened they keep the cable snug making driving to the area easy. The only issue I had was the flex when braking. I'll get to the flex later during my ride.Comfort:I'm a pretty large guy (6'5") with big feet (13 wide) The toe box is extremely generous. I am able to wiggle my toes and even have room for toe heaters if needed. The ankle lock in the liner conform well without generating hotspots. I was very pleased to see that Butron includes footbed insoles in the liner. After 20 hours of wearing the boots my feet do not hurt at the end of the day. Big PLUS! As a bonus I found the Ion to be very lightweight.Traction:The sole was sufficient however since I have to walk on snow a lot a meatier lug sole would have been nice but walking up slope to set fencing and signs was not a problem.Riding:So far I've only been on my Burton Supermodel 74, a very long camber board. What I noticed most about the Ion was in toeside carving. The Ion has an almost built in shock absorber with its ability to flex across choppy snow and keeps the edge in constant contact with the snow. I found toeside riding to be almost effortless with the ability to drive my toes hard and the boot responds by giving you more edge as it pops and drives the board in the snow. Heel carves seemed standard however the ankle lock in the liner gave the Ion an advantage over my old boots.Con:I would have like to see some extra protection while on the chairlift. There is no edge flap to rest my board on while in flight. This concerns me a little because of durability. I may have to give an update on how well they hold up during the season.
Burton Ion BOA Snowboard Boots Black 2026 10
Delivery $10
The design/fit is fantastic, but this is the worst quality booth I have ever experienced, After just one single season, they are completely falling apart. Not just worn in one spot, seams splitting and inner booth just dissolving. In my 25 years of snowboarding, never experienced anything this poor, If you plan on using them more than 10 days total AVOID AVOID AVOID.
Got these yesterday and took them out in my local snow park in UK.What can I say, I never like Burton boots before as I have quite short legs and they usually come quite high up, I was a fan of other brands. Needless to say the comfort of these is out of this world, and the dual Focus BOA makes getting in an out of these a doddle. They are mid stiff, but that just means your ankles are supported, great if you are an older rider with glass ankles like me. Only thing I would change is that there is a removeable ankle supports in them (as opposed to fixed ones) a la Intuition liners as if you have big ankles and wide feet like me the narrow grip in them can be a bit tight, but i get why they have done that to prevent heel lift, however a size 12 Mens and wide foot ... MoreGot these yesterday and took them out in my local snow park in UK.What can I say, I never like Burton boots before as I have quite short legs and they usually come quite high up, I was a fan of other brands. Needless to say the comfort of these is out of this world, and the dual Focus BOA makes getting in an out of these a doddle. They are mid stiff, but that just means your ankles are supported, great if you are an older rider with glass ankles like me. Only thing I would change is that there is a removeable ankle supports in them (as opposed to fixed ones) a la Intuition liners as if you have big ankles and wide feet like me the narrow grip in them can be a bit tight, but i get why they have done that to prevent heel lift, however a size 12 Mens and wide foot like me finds the narrow ankles a little annoying so i have switched out the liner, but most will find it comfortable enough. Five out of five from me
Greetings all, I'm Big Red with the Sandia Peak Ski Patrol. I spend at least 2 days a week wearing my boots for the patrol up to 10 hours a day. Comfort is my primary need and these Ion boots deliver and then some.My day starts a sunrise with a 20-minute commute to the ski area. I wear my boots to drive there why not right? The first thing I noticed are the boa system. They are spring under tension so when loosened they keep the cable snug making driving to the area easy. The only issue I had was the flex when braking. I'll get to the flex later during my ride.Comfort:I'm a pretty large guy (6'5") with big feet (13 wide) The toe box is extremely generous. I am able to wiggle my toes and even have room for toe heaters if needed. The ankle lock in the liner ... MoreGreetings all, I'm Big Red with the Sandia Peak Ski Patrol. I spend at least 2 days a week wearing my boots for the patrol up to 10 hours a day. Comfort is my primary need and these Ion boots deliver and then some.My day starts a sunrise with a 20-minute commute to the ski area. I wear my boots to drive there why not right? The first thing I noticed are the boa system. They are spring under tension so when loosened they keep the cable snug making driving to the area easy. The only issue I had was the flex when braking. I'll get to the flex later during my ride.Comfort:I'm a pretty large guy (6'5") with big feet (13 wide) The toe box is extremely generous. I am able to wiggle my toes and even have room for toe heaters if needed. The ankle lock in the liner conform well without generating hotspots. I was very pleased to see that Butron includes footbed insoles in the liner. After 20 hours of wearing the boots my feet do not hurt at the end of the day. Big PLUS! As a bonus I found the Ion to be very lightweight.Traction:The sole was sufficient however since I have to walk on snow a lot a meatier lug sole would have been nice but walking up slope to set fencing and signs was not a problem.Riding:So far I've only been on my Burton Supermodel 74, a very long camber board. What I noticed most about the Ion was in toeside carving. The Ion has an almost built in shock absorber with its ability to flex across choppy snow and keeps the edge in constant contact with the snow. I found toeside riding to be almost effortless with the ability to drive my toes hard and the boot responds by giving you more edge as it pops and drives the board in the snow. Heel carves seemed standard however the ankle lock in the liner gave the Ion an advantage over my old boots.Con:I would have like to see some extra protection while on the chairlift. There is no edge flap to rest my board on while in flight. This concerns me a little because of durability. I may have to give an update on how well they hold up during the season.
I just ordered these boots, haven't had them long enough to try but I did try them on and from what I know over my years of writing these things look incredible and I can't wait to get them on the snow. I'll put them through the ringer this year and I'm confident they will have no problems holding up with these.Shipping was crazy fast, always a positive buying experience with moosejaw.
Great high end boot. If you want stiff and responsive these are the boots for your if you are looking for a high end pair of boots with little to no give for carving they are great. Awsome response to the board instead of the boot deforming when you really push into it. I will how ever say if you want a pair of park boots these are not the boots for you I bought new ions this year and last. My last year ones I knuckled a jump my first day out and because of the stiffness of the boot I actually buckled and deformed the boot at the ankle. They don't bend so when you make them bend it's not good. The crease us still there. My new ones will not be going in the park for this reason. I ride them with a lib tech hot knife with malavitas a Jones mind expander with genesis ... MoreGreat high end boot. If you want stiff and responsive these are the boots for your if you are looking for a high end pair of boots with little to no give for carving they are great. Awsome response to the board instead of the boot deforming when you really push into it. I will how ever say if you want a pair of park boots these are not the boots for you I bought new ions this year and last. My last year ones I knuckled a jump my first day out and because of the stiffness of the boot I actually buckled and deformed the boot at the ankle. They don't bend so when you make them bend it's not good. The crease us still there. My new ones will not be going in the park for this reason. I ride them with a lib tech hot knife with malavitas a Jones mind expander with genesis and my new board this year a donek knapton twin with kartels and they work great with all 3 set ups for carving and free riding.
I love the fine tuning of the dual boa system. When one of the boots seems a little tight during riding, I can pop one or both of the knobs, move my foot to reduce lacing tension then push the knob/s back in. The ease of putting these boots on and off is quick and simple with the boa system. Inner bladder locks in the heal really nice. I wear size 12 Merrell hikers and the size 12 Ion fits good. Minimal rub on tip of big toe but I'm sure it will pack out late in the season. Minimal footprint...I ride a wide board and there is no noticeable toe or heal drag. On a stiffness scale, I give it. 7 1/2. Great for aggressive speed and carving. Probably not good for the parks.
The Burton Ion (double) BOA is such a masterpiece, the form, shape and material is top notch . I bought these boots in combination with the Flow NX2 binding. They are a match made in heaven. With a flex (stiffness) 8 i had imagined that i may get sore feet,. not the case, cosy warm with my Stance Merino's and no pressure points to complain about (cutting your toenails always helps too)My knees are shot and now a days I just need more support than back when I was a young Joey. I have the stability of an elephant and the weight of a cheetah. I tested these babies in the snow (I reckon they could work for sandboarding but are a bit pricey for those shananigans).It was a clear black night, a clear white moon , just kidding it was a sunny day and the snow was fresh, no ... MoreThe Burton Ion (double) BOA is such a masterpiece, the form, shape and material is top notch . I bought these boots in combination with the Flow NX2 binding. They are a match made in heaven. With a flex (stiffness) 8 i had imagined that i may get sore feet,. not the case, cosy warm with my Stance Merino's and no pressure points to complain about (cutting your toenails always helps too)My knees are shot and now a days I just need more support than back when I was a young Joey. I have the stability of an elephant and the weight of a cheetah. I tested these babies in the snow (I reckon they could work for sandboarding but are a bit pricey for those shananigans).It was a clear black night, a clear white moon , just kidding it was a sunny day and the snow was fresh, no water got in & my feet stayed dry although I was shredding for a good 5 hrs. There isnt much to dislike about these, possibly that the are'nt more colorways.Burton makes good shit and that is it.
Burton knowingly still sells this boot and won’t cover the warranty pledge. Major design flaw on the EXPOSED TOE CAP STITCHING. Warranty claims determine it is a design flaw but won’t honor warranty service. Very expensive boot that will break in just the amount of time the warranty expires. No accountability from Burton on this design flaw.
I've ridden them 3 days and they're starting to feel broken in, but they are very uncomfortable still. There are pretty harsh pressure points from the liners on the insides of the ankles. And for being so uncomfortable, they're not that stiff. I read a 7.5 stiffness rating somewhere, but I'd say they're more like a 6.My last boot, the Ride Fuses, felt like they had much more control and stiffness despite a lower stiffness rating (7). (I'll note that the ride Fuses are extremely uncomfortable and cause a lot of numbness, so the Burtons are a huge step up in comfort).On the plus side, the boas are nice and convenient. The traction on the soles is excellent. And these boots go on and come off quite easily.
I rode my 2023 ions for a few days before stitching started failing. I reinforced the stitching with shoe goo but after less than a season, they are falling apart. Burton won’t warranty them because some of the stitching failure is from binding contact. These are the most expensive and least durable boots I’ve ever owned. If you don’t want to waste your money, go with something different.
