Boots take time to break in, roughly 2 weeks. So renting boots that may or may not have been broken in properly and complaining they are no better than broken in boots makes more sense than you know.
Yes. But his specific complaint is that there was no control with the boots. Typically that’s due to them being soft, breaking the them in creates softness. so I’m not sure that you’re complaint is warranted here
His original complaint was that he was never using burton boots again and switching to vans instead. This was due to rental boots performing much worse than well-worn boots. Control comes from many things, not just tight boots.
@xe2014 You started by saying it was a complaint. Now you are saying it's not a complaint. Read your first comment... Also, use a dictionary, and you will find out a complaint is a statement. Do better research and re-read what you stared with before you keep trying to troll. You are literally putting your foot in your mouth.
@@FlatbottomBomber “his original statement was he was never using Burton boots again, and switching to vans instead. “that’s not a complaint that’s a statement. That is not what I said. Please learn to read.
No way !!!, i,v got burton 22,23 photon step on boots and genesis binding,s omg so stable so much support the edge to edge riding on these boots and binding is fantastic, ❤🤗😎🙃
A.Boots are most important part of setup B. Rental boots are disgusting🤮 C. Been riding Vans good boots since the 90s. My kid has Vans double Boa. I ride with a pair of ThirtyTwos which is another good brand
I’ve ride burton Ion and ill never get anything else. They are a stif enough for those ice coast days and then you can let out the top BOA for the park. If you like the fit of Nike then Burton is great. If you like New Balance which is a little wider of a fit than Burton may not be for you. Ride what you like but don’t hate on the Burton just because.
Just sharing my experience. Those Ions are $550 new and don't last that long. Another commenter said they love Ions too but they only get about 100 days of riding out of them. Just seems crazy for a boot that expensive. That being said, no hate towards burton. Just a little criticism. At the end of the day go with what works best for you. Glad you found a boot you love!
Love this channel, but this isn't a fair video. Try Burton Ions or Drivers. My Ions are solid in any condition, though they're usually coming apart at the end of an 80 day season. But with the Burton warranty I've gotten a new pair, no hassle, every Spring. But the best boot I own is the Nitro Capital TLS. An incredible boot with a smaller footprint than Burton, Van's, Ride, anything I've owned or tried in 28 years of riding. Give Nitro a try. Every one of their boots it top notch. Just my $0.02
I appreciate your feedback. This most definitely isn't a fair in-depth review and the title of the vid may be a little too hyperbolic. I'll change it to be more accurate. This was more just the sequence of events that lead me to the vans boots. Another factor I didn't discuss was price. For me to get a pair of burtons comparable to the vans it would have cost atleast $100 - $200 more. The nitro capital tls is around $540 while the vans aura pros are $289. I'm interested in the burton warranty and glad you mentioned it. That's a huge factor I hadn't considered. I'll look into it. Hope to make some actual in-depth, fair reviews in the future. It's not financially smart right now for me to review too many items because I'll be buying them all myself. Should the channel continue to grow I'll reach out to different companies and see if they'll send items to review free of charge. One can dream. Seriously, thanks for the feedback and thanks for being here! Happy shredding to ya!
That's a good point. Could very well be. My heal just kept slipping up when I was using those burtons. The title of the video is a little hyperbolic. I had a pair of burtons 10 years ago that were great. It was just my experience this past winter that really made me love the vans. Cost is another huge factor but there wasn't enough time to go into that in the short. I'd like to make a more in-depth boot review/comparison in the future. Width is an important factor that I wasn't considering. thanks for the comment. Cheers!
@@thegoodobserver glad you found a boot you like! Vans also fit my foot well. Once you find the brand for you don’t change it. They generally base future designs off the same foot mold. Motorcycle helmets handle this best since they sell by head shape + size.
Yup. I got new DC top of the line models this season.. But I'm having trouble because my 17 year old 32s are still more comfy and stiffer...and look WAY better....no BOA though...
I'm sure one day everyone will have their own version. I almost went with that set-up because their was a used pair of step-in boots on fb marketplace for cheap. Decided to wait until I can first try that type of set-up. How have you liked the step-ins? Do they ride the same a typical bindings?
Maybe you have a wide foot? Someone left a comment saying burton is made for narrow feet and that's probably why I don't like them. When you're ready for a new pair check out the vans aura pro. $289 new. Btw, I have no affiliation with vans. Just really like their boots. Cheers!
What an advertisement. I dont like burton but ya man your boots were worn in. So they were comfy and you were used to them. A brand new boot that hasn’t been broken in isn’t as comfy and takes a run or two to get used to. What a kook
Not always the case. I was curious to see how my old broken in boots felt compared to my new pair, and to my surprise it felt like I had no control and wasn't sure how I rode in them in previous seasons 😂 the new pair leveled up my riding.
I love the BOA system. Gets the boots tighter than I can with normal laces and if it breaks almost every shop in town has replacement parts. What do you prefer?
To each his own. I've only owned burton boots up until now. The vans dominate for a fraction of the price. Plus they last longer. New burton Ions are $540 and last about 100 days. New Vans Aura Pros are $289 and last about 300 days. This is definitely not an in-depth review though. Just an opinion. I'd like to do more serious reviews in the future so stay tuned. What's your favorite boot?
So no one brand is the magic brand for boots. Going to your local boardshop and trying on whatever boots you think you might like, in a couple different sizes, is certainly the move. And if you are hesitant on the prices of new boots, there will likely be some on sale from last season either in store or online somewhere. Hope this helps, boots are the number 1 most important piece of equipment. If you arent comfortable, you arent staying on hill having fun. Happy shredding!
Boots are very much like shoes, different people need different things. If you buy things purely based off the brand you’re gonna end up getting disappointed most of the time
@MrBraceface216 Those are the ones I went with. Put 100 days on them last season and they're still going strong. Probably will get another 100 days on them this year. The only downside was that a boa popped off but I fixed it for 10 bucks. Get em bro. Lmk what you think after you ride with them. Cheers
Nah, those boots were trash. If I was going to blame bad riding on boots it would have been those 3 year old vans with no inner support laces. This video isn't that deep though. Just explaining why I went with vans. 11 days on the new vans this winter and they are so comfy and stiff. No heel slip issues like I was having in that video. Definitely room for improvement on my riding though. Always will be. Cheers
@@thegoodobserver I'm not a burton fan neither, but you should know what you are getting when you put on those boots, you cant really blame a brand because you tried on a rental boot which prolly had hundreds of days on. Ride according to your limit or the limit of your gear, otherwise you'll get in trouble regardless of what gear you are using.
Vans warranty goes trough their online store and not trough the dealer...so if something breaks and online store is sold out(usually mid season) no recourse to get new boots...Vans sucks!
What everyone really needs is to go a ski and snowboard shop and get a proper boot fit. Everyones foot is a little different and all the boots are a little different. Heel size, last, arch height, and instep volume are all very important for a performance fit and if you go to a ski shop they will know which boots they carry that will fit your foot best.
Lost balance in a bump and hit the ice patch... boots have no control 😂 wtf since when boots give control. Id not diss burton much maybe to stiff of thick for your liking so you can enjoy park riding vans. Once you get on snowmobile or traverse something for good freeride you might want thick stiff insulated burtons depends what you do 😊
Oh, so you mean to tell me that an older pair of nicer quality boots were better than the cheapest rental boots that you can get from a shop? WOW you’re like an influencer!
It shouldn't be that big of a difference. The rental boots were new base model burtons. The used boots are beat to shit and broken in some parts. They shouldn't ride that much better than a pair of newer boots. Those base model burtons aren't that much cheaper than the vans I got.
Got 30 years of riding under my belt. I’ve had lots of boots. I’ve had burton boa boots. Worst boot ever. My god my feet would cramp in those boots. DC park boot with laces is my favorite boot. Comfortable, won’t over tighten them, they break in nicely. I could wear them all day with no problems.
I just got my first new pair of boots after 25 years... I had no idea how to lace them up, so much new technology on them with the twist knobs .😂 I'm still riding a 1990 Rad-Air all mountain board with metal bindings.
Gotta go with what works best for you. My foot is on the wide side which I'm guessing is why burton doesn't do well on my foot. Glad you found a boot you love! Cheers
Nah man, if it works for you then that's all that matters. For me, I really like the BOA system and to get a burton comparable to the Vans I bought, I'd have to spend $540. The Vans cost $289. 10 years ago I had the burton motos, without the BOA system, and they were great. Happy Shredding to ya!
Next time I need boots I'll check them out. Alot of people in the comments are saying Thirty two is really good. I love my Vans though. We'll see if these new ones hold up as well as the old ones.
So man things wrong here. First put a helmet on. Second a rental boot is going to be designed for comfort not function. They’ll be the softest boot you can buy. Third Burton is going to make a range of boots from top shelf quality to bargain quality. They’re a big company they can do that they make money on the trash gear and the best gear. Fourth your facial hair is wack. Fifth your beanie, wack.
I got a pair of very high end burton boots back in the day... not comfortable, poor support. Got some vans high standards and rode those for 5 seasons until I blew out the BOA. Got some solomons I love, but they're breaking down after 3 years, so just picked up brand new set of AURA Pros, feel great out of the box before even molding the liners.
Shouldn't judge equipment based on rental gear. Rental shops carry the cheap of the cheapest garbage. Just like the snowboards they rent... It might have the Burton logo on it, but it's surely a piece of trash. I also say that not being a fan of Burton but you can't judge just by rental shops.
I used a used pair of Burton boots from 09-24. Sole finally fell off 2 weeks ago after probably 20 years of riding. I'm sure Vans makes some nice boots, but give me a break. Burton has made a name for themselves for a reason.
You cant just say this...burton has many different boots. Photons are the sturdiest boots Ive ever had and they are step ons. They are FTW! Blows vans away
I have the vans infuse boots I remember the first day I tried them, my buddy let me borrow his boots to see if I liked him before I bought a pair and changed everything about the way I was riding.
@@ThePerpetualStudent wayyy more locked in and controlled. I was riding nike zoom force 1 boots and couldn’t progress. As soon as I switched to s stiffer more rigid boot my riding immediately improved.
I still have some Vans BFB's from 2006 or so. Hundreds of says on the snow. I've repaired them a handfull of times and they still feel and perform better than any other boot I've worn.
You're not the first person to say this. I'll have to check them out. I was just so happy with those old vans I went with a new pair. Hope to do some actual reviews in the future. Thirty two will be included. Cheers!
I just got some lashed double boa and man there comfy af. Had them heat molded I just need to ride on them now. This is going to be my first season snowboarding💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Are you rockin saloman with everything? Board, boots, and bindings? If I get into more serious, long form, reviews I'll most definitely check them out in depth. Glad you found what you love! Cheers
@@thegoodobserverno just their boots. Zion board only because I have had a hook up as long as we made footage. Binding were the the old P1s by Burton. Had a bunch of them so just stuck with them.
@@thegoodobserver ~Just my boots are Soloman. I’m riding the Burton rail system for board and bindings. I had to get new gear Dec ‘20 for work (on Dollar) and I haven’t bothered to buy new stuff yet 🙄. But my Solomon’s are where it’s at. Plus I put custom foot beds in them (from Sure foot) and now they’re a dream. ❄️❄️❄️
You're the second person to comment this. I've never worn Salomon. I just loved those old Vans so much I didn't explore any further. Now you have me wanting to find some salomons to try. Maybe one day I'll grow this channel large enough for them to want to send me a pair to review. One can dream. lol Thanks for the comment. Cheers!
Salomon boots fit my feet so well, I've gone through 3 pairs of Dialogues lol. Recently I branched out to DC boots and have been happy with fit etc. Burton boots just don't fit my foot outline. I would always get discomfort. Salomon and DC boots I can where all day long fresh out of the box with no discomfort. I don't even heat mold
@@Nicool333 You know it's a good fit if you go after the same model more than once lol. Recently I've experimented with DC boots for something a bit stiffer and I have been happy with DC so far
If you want the best and most comfortable snowboard boots, go for a pair of Salomon. Been using quite a few brands and Burton are really not that good. Try a set og Salomon and you'll never want a different pair..
I use Cabela's Inferno 2,000-Gram Boots, I know most snowboarders would hate the more grippy parts on the bottom as opposed to a more flat boot, but I love them. Warmest pair of boots to use when out in really freezing temperatures when hunting, snowboarding, or ice fishing.
Never blame your equipment. It’s usually the writers technique. If the boots suck, they suck the boots are the most important part of your gear not to mention your skill.
I think I lost brain cells watching this short
You didn't lose them. I stole them. 😏
I agree
that guy definitely lost brain cells sniffing that stank boot.
Boots take time to break in, roughly 2 weeks. So renting boots that may or may not have been broken in properly and complaining they are no better than broken in boots makes more sense than you know.
Yes. But his specific complaint is that there was no control with the boots. Typically that’s due to them being soft, breaking the them in creates softness. so I’m not sure that you’re complaint is warranted here
His original complaint was that he was never using burton boots again and switching to vans instead. This was due to rental boots performing much worse than well-worn boots. Control comes from many things, not just tight boots.
@@FlatbottomBomber THats not a complaint, thats a statement.
@xe2014 You started by saying it was a complaint. Now you are saying it's not a complaint. Read your first comment... Also, use a dictionary, and you will find out a complaint is a statement. Do better research and re-read what you stared with before you keep trying to troll. You are literally putting your foot in your mouth.
@@FlatbottomBomber “his original statement was he was never using Burton boots again, and switching to vans instead. “that’s not a complaint that’s a statement. That is not what I said. Please learn to read.
I started with Burton photons boa then tried vans aura pro. The burtons are super comfy for me and the vans hurt my feet. It’s all preference.
I used to LOVE my K2 clicker boots.
That's what's up. It's all about finding the boot that's right for your foot.
You said, "used to" though.
Do you no longer ride?
@thegoodobserver I haven't been able to since I fractured 3 vertebrae at Schwetizer, Idaho in 2004. I can still walk, so that's a win, ;-)
said nobody ever
No way !!!, i,v got burton 22,23 photon step on boots and genesis binding,s omg so stable so much support the edge to edge riding on these boots and binding is fantastic, ❤🤗😎🙃
A.Boots are most important part of setup B. Rental boots are disgusting🤮
C. Been riding Vans good boots since the 90s. My kid has Vans double Boa. I ride with a pair of ThirtyTwos which is another good brand
Had a few Burton boards/boots/gloves etc. they were ok… then I got a Capita board, I’m never going back to Burton.
I’ve ride burton Ion and ill never get anything else. They are a stif enough for those ice coast days and then you can let out the top BOA for the park. If you like the fit of Nike then Burton is great. If you like New Balance which is a little wider of a fit than Burton may not be for you. Ride what you like but don’t hate on the Burton just because.
Just sharing my experience. Those Ions are $550 new and don't last that long. Another commenter said they love Ions too but they only get about 100 days of riding out of them. Just seems crazy for a boot that expensive. That being said, no hate towards burton. Just a little criticism. At the end of the day go with what works best for you. Glad you found a boot you love!
Love this channel, but this isn't a fair video. Try Burton Ions or Drivers. My Ions are solid in any condition, though they're usually coming apart at the end of an 80 day season. But with the Burton warranty I've gotten a new pair, no hassle, every Spring.
But the best boot I own is the Nitro Capital TLS. An incredible boot with a smaller footprint than Burton, Van's, Ride, anything I've owned or tried in 28 years of riding. Give Nitro a try. Every one of their boots it top notch. Just my $0.02
I appreciate your feedback. This most definitely isn't a fair in-depth review and the title of the vid may be a little too hyperbolic. I'll change it to be more accurate. This was more just the sequence of events that lead me to the vans boots. Another factor I didn't discuss was price. For me to get a pair of burtons comparable to the vans it would have cost atleast $100 - $200 more. The nitro capital tls is around $540 while the vans aura pros are $289. I'm interested in the burton warranty and glad you mentioned it. That's a huge factor I hadn't considered. I'll look into it. Hope to make some actual in-depth, fair reviews in the future. It's not financially smart right now for me to review too many items because I'll be buying them all myself. Should the channel continue to grow I'll reach out to different companies and see if they'll send items to review free of charge. One can dream.
Seriously, thanks for the feedback and thanks for being here!
Happy shredding to ya!
bought a pair of ion to replace my vans verse ....big big mistake
You probably have a widish foot. Burton boots are super narrow. This is why everyone should just go to a boot fitter.
That's a good point. Could very well be. My heal just kept slipping up when I was using those burtons. The title of the video is a little hyperbolic. I had a pair of burtons 10 years ago that were great. It was just my experience this past winter that really made me love the vans. Cost is another huge factor but there wasn't enough time to go into that in the short. I'd like to make a more in-depth boot review/comparison in the future. Width is an important factor that I wasn't considering. thanks for the comment.
Cheers!
@@thegoodobserver glad you found a boot you like! Vans also fit my foot well. Once you find the brand for you don’t change it. They generally base future designs off the same foot mold.
Motorcycle helmets handle this best since they sell by head shape + size.
I was wondering if that’s why it’s so hard to be consistent when I only rent. Time to invest
I don’t know man I had vans and have just got my second pair of burtons bc the first pair was by far the best boot iv ever had!!
Thirty Twos are where it's at!
Yup. I got new DC top of the line models this season.. But I'm having trouble because my 17 year old 32s are still more comfy and stiffer...and look WAY better....no BOA though...
@@azonicrider32 I prefer laces myself. Got the TM Two's
I would if they come out with the step ons
I'm sure one day everyone will have their own version. I almost went with that set-up because their was a used pair of step-in boots on fb marketplace for cheap. Decided to wait until I can first try that type of set-up.
How have you liked the step-ins?
Do they ride the same a typical bindings?
Vans are so far ahead of everyone else. The only brand that’s really competing with them is Solomon imo.
I got burton X. They do the job but man are they not comfortable
Maybe you have a wide foot? Someone left a comment saying burton is made for narrow feet and that's probably why I don't like them. When you're ready for a new pair check out the vans aura pro. $289 new. Btw, I have no affiliation with vans. Just really like their boots.
Cheers!
Burton is like the Kia of snowboard products. It's easy to do better.
If you like stuff boots, you can’t beat Ride.
Based on rental boots?
Not just that but it was only a 60 second short. The rentals were burton photons.
So i tried Air once. And someone just farted. Newer trying Air again 🤣🤣
🤣 nice one
What an advertisement. I dont like burton but ya man your boots were worn in. So they were comfy and you were used to them. A brand new boot that hasn’t been broken in isn’t as comfy and takes a run or two to get used to. What a kook
Not always the case. I was curious to see how my old broken in boots felt compared to my new pair, and to my surprise it felt like I had no control and wasn't sure how I rode in them in previous seasons 😂 the new pair leveled up my riding.
Pretty silly
Boa is not good 😂😂😂
I love the BOA system. Gets the boots tighter than I can with normal laces and if it breaks almost every shop in town has replacement parts. What do you prefer?
Burton isnt the reason you dont have control, you don't know how to snowboard
Non sense
To each his own. I've only owned burton boots up until now. The vans dominate for a fraction of the price. Plus they last longer. New burton Ions are $540 and last about 100 days. New Vans Aura Pros are $289 and last about 300 days. This is definitely not an in-depth review though. Just an opinion. I'd like to do more serious reviews in the future so stay tuned.
What's your favorite boot?
Thirty two lashed primos
So no one brand is the magic brand for boots. Going to your local boardshop and trying on whatever boots you think you might like, in a couple different sizes, is certainly the move. And if you are hesitant on the prices of new boots, there will likely be some on sale from last season either in store or online somewhere. Hope this helps, boots are the number 1 most important piece of equipment. If you arent comfortable, you arent staying on hill having fun. Happy shredding!
Boots are very much like shoes, different people need different things. If you buy things purely based off the brand you’re gonna end up getting disappointed most of the time
Wait so which boots did you end up keeping? I was looking at the VANS AURA PRO SNOWBOARD BOOTS, because they’re on sale in my size
@MrBraceface216 Those are the ones I went with. Put 100 days on them last season and they're still going strong. Probably will get another 100 days on them this year.
The only downside was that a boa popped off but I fixed it for 10 bucks. Get em bro. Lmk what you think after you ride with them.
Cheers
@@thegoodobserver Thanks dude🤙🏼
Maybe improve your riding first before start blaming gear?
Nah, those boots were trash. If I was going to blame bad riding on boots it would have been those 3 year old vans with no inner support laces.
This video isn't that deep though. Just explaining why I went with vans. 11 days on the new vans this winter and they are so comfy and stiff. No heel slip issues like I was having in that video.
Definitely room for improvement on my riding though. Always will be.
Cheers
@@thegoodobserver I'm not a burton fan neither, but you should know what you are getting when you put on those boots, you cant really blame a brand because you tried on a rental boot which prolly had hundreds of days on. Ride according to your limit or the limit of your gear, otherwise you'll get in trouble regardless of what gear you are using.
Got me a pair of DC's. Stiff as hell, but comfortable, just the way I like it.
Vans warranty goes trough their online store and not trough the dealer...so if something breaks and online store is sold out(usually mid season) no recourse to get new boots...Vans sucks!
Rental boots are for beginners brow. That’s why😂
What everyone really needs is to go a ski and snowboard shop and get a proper boot fit. Everyones foot is a little different and all the boots are a little different. Heel size, last, arch height, and instep volume are all very important for a performance fit and if you go to a ski shop they will know which boots they carry that will fit your foot best.
Solid advice.
Hard to find legit shops that hire anyone with gear knowledge anymore.
Lost balance in a bump and hit the ice patch... boots have no control 😂 wtf since when boots give control. Id not diss burton much maybe to stiff of thick for your liking so you can enjoy park riding vans. Once you get on snowmobile or traverse something for good freeride you might want thick stiff insulated burtons depends what you do 😊
The only Burton products I use are gloves/mittens and base layers. Just started wearing Nitro boots after years of vans and I absolutely love them.
I love my 32’s, so lightweight and they fit my wide foot perfectly
DC’s are better. Also laces are better then steel
Isn’t it that you need to get used to a boot, to feel how to properly control it?
Oh, so you mean to tell me that an older pair of nicer quality boots were better than the cheapest rental boots that you can get from a shop? WOW you’re like an influencer!
It shouldn't be that big of a difference. The rental boots were new base model burtons. The used boots are beat to shit and broken in some parts. They shouldn't ride that much better than a pair of newer boots. Those base model burtons aren't that much cheaper than the vans I got.
Got 30 years of riding under my belt. I’ve had lots of boots. I’ve had burton boa boots. Worst boot ever. My god my feet would cramp in those boots. DC park boot with laces is my favorite boot. Comfortable, won’t over tighten them, they break in nicely. I could wear them all day with no problems.
I just got my first new pair of boots after 25 years... I had no idea how to lace them up, so much new technology on them with the twist knobs .😂 I'm still riding a 1990 Rad-Air all mountain board with metal bindings.
@@masc2fighter keep it simple is what I learned. Laces work just fine and don’t hurt your feet.
Ions are prety much the only boots that fit my narrow feet. Maybe some salomon will. But those ions are just really nice
Gotta go with what works best for you. My foot is on the wide side which I'm guessing is why burton doesn't do well on my foot. Glad you found a boot you love!
Cheers
@@thegoodobserverYou need to size down w Burton 1/2 size then they fit perfect
Never trust somebodies opinion on gear who isn't wearing a helmet
Lol
Jerry thinks his opinion matters
32!
Are you blaming the boots for eating a snow cone on the mountain?
I’ve been using burton motos for Ike 15 years. Maybe I should try a change??
Nah man, if it works for you then that's all that matters.
For me, I really like the BOA system and to get a burton comparable to the Vans I bought, I'd have to spend $540. The Vans cost $289.
10 years ago I had the burton motos, without the BOA system, and they were great.
Happy Shredding to ya!
if ignorant was a video
Ride boots for me. Their fit to my foot is magical.
That's whats up! Most importantly you found something that works perfect for you. Happy shredding to ya!
Same dude
vans suck. burton sucks. get a pair of rides.
Next time I need boots I'll check them out. Alot of people in the comments are saying Thirty two is really good.
I love my Vans though. We'll see if these new ones hold up as well as the old ones.
I go with dc
Whatever Burton is the best ! Been in my burton boots 10 seasons 90 days per season and still killing it
Glad they are lasting so long! Gotta go with what works best for you. No hate here if you love Burton. Which ones do you have?
So man things wrong here. First put a helmet on. Second a rental boot is going to be designed for comfort not function. They’ll be the softest boot you can buy. Third Burton is going to make a range of boots from top shelf quality to bargain quality. They’re a big company they can do that they make money on the trash gear and the best gear. Fourth your facial hair is wack. Fifth your beanie, wack.
Kook
Go with the lace up version over BOA if you plan on riding more than 20-30 days a season.
All preference.
I got a pair of very high end burton boots back in the day... not comfortable, poor support. Got some vans high standards and rode those for 5 seasons until I blew out the BOA. Got some solomons I love, but they're breaking down after 3 years, so just picked up brand new set of AURA Pros, feel great out of the box before even molding the liners.
Shouldn't judge equipment based on rental gear. Rental shops carry the cheap of the cheapest garbage. Just like the snowboards they rent... It might have the Burton logo on it, but it's surely a piece of trash. I also say that not being a fan of Burton but you can't judge just by rental shops.
Buddy..😂
Nice ad
I used a used pair of Burton boots from 09-24. Sole finally fell off 2 weeks ago after probably 20 years of riding. I'm sure Vans makes some nice boots, but give me a break. Burton has made a name for themselves for a reason.
Rental store boots? 😂 $150-$500 options from burton, so what ones did you try?
That’s why I chose DC step in boots over Burton. Much more comfortable and the boots perform very well. IMO DC came out on top!
Baldy mountain (hailey, Idaho)
This is why I haven't changed my bots either 😅😅😅
You cant just say this...burton has many different boots. Photons are the sturdiest boots Ive ever had and they are step ons. They are FTW! Blows vans away
just got burton boots for the first time after riding for almost 10 years, probably wouldnt go back to wearing anything else.
Burton Boots have become so horrible and also short lasting rubbish. Been riding Nitro Boots and they are in my opinion far superior.
I just got some vans and OMG they’re amazing best boots I’ve had in my 4 years of snowboarding
Dude of course the rental boots are going to suck, they’re rentals 🤦♂️
I have the vans infuse boots I remember the first day I tried them, my buddy let me borrow his boots to see if I liked him before I bought a pair and changed everything about the way I was riding.
But how did it effect your riding? I kid. I kid.
@@ThePerpetualStudent wayyy more locked in and controlled. I was riding nike zoom force 1 boots and couldn’t progress. As soon as I switched to s stiffer more rigid boot my riding immediately improved.
@@ThePerpetualStudent I was looking at the Solomon dialogue but I like the hybrid option more.
@@SAUCE206 oh no! you edited it. i do that all the time. Like all the time.
Aurora Pro are the best boots I had, sadly they did it a bit softer so had to move to something different 😅
I still have some Vans BFB's from 2006 or so. Hundreds of says on the snow. I've repaired them a handfull of times and they still feel and perform better than any other boot I've worn.
BFB's were a game changer for me. Best boot ever made.
Had buttons that lasted me 2 seasons and blew apart. 1 step in the vans and I was sold forever.
i have aura pros. so comfy. all day. nuff said
Aura gang whatup!!
For the price you really can't beat them. What color you go with?
@@thegoodobserver for real! i got the black ones.
Git gud
lern inglish
Just forget about brands and buy boots most comfortable for your foot
There’s also much softer options than burton.
DC dual boas! Been the best boots so far for me
Which model????
Aura Pro's. Less than $300 new too!
Thanks for mentioning the cons of Burton
Vans has heel problems in snowshoes same as skateshoes
Na brother the burton step one are too nice
What runs do you board on?
I’ve got Burton Moto BOAs and have no complaints 🤘
Love my K2's with boa
Thirty two is the goat for boots
You're not the first person to say this. I'll have to check them out. I was just so happy with those old vans I went with a new pair. Hope to do some actual reviews in the future. Thirty two will be included.
Cheers!
The truth
I just got some lashed double boa and man there comfy af. Had them heat molded I just need to ride on them now. This is going to be my first season snowboarding💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
@@thegoodobserver I’ve had mine for 9 years
Solomon makes the best boots imo
Salomon’s are 🔥🔥
I’m a Soloman girl myself
Bests snowboard but hands down.
Are you rockin saloman with everything? Board, boots, and bindings?
If I get into more serious, long form, reviews I'll most definitely check them out in depth. Glad you found what you love!
Cheers
@@thegoodobserverno just their boots. Zion board only because I have had a hook up as long as we made footage. Binding were the the old P1s by Burton. Had a bunch of them so just stuck with them.
@@thegoodobserver ~Just my boots are Soloman. I’m riding the Burton rail system for board and bindings. I had to get new gear Dec ‘20 for work (on Dollar) and I haven’t bothered to buy new stuff yet 🙄.
But my Solomon’s are where it’s at.
Plus I put custom foot beds in them (from Sure foot) and now they’re a dream.
❄️❄️❄️
Salomon. Hands down my favorite.
You're the second person to comment this. I've never worn Salomon. I just loved those old Vans so much I didn't explore any further. Now you have me wanting to find some salomons to try. Maybe one day I'll grow this channel large enough for them to want to send me a pair to review. One can dream. lol
Thanks for the comment.
Cheers!
Salomon boots fit my feet so well, I've gone through 3 pairs of Dialogues lol. Recently I branched out to DC boots and have been happy with fit etc. Burton boots just don't fit my foot outline. I would always get discomfort. Salomon and DC boots I can where all day long fresh out of the box with no discomfort. I don't even heat mold
I’ve had two pairs of Salomon Synapse boots. They’re awesome.
@@Nicool333 You know it's a good fit if you go after the same model more than once lol. Recently I've experimented with DC boots for something a bit stiffer and I have been happy with DC so far
@@Nicool333 Same!! That was my go to!! Loved that but.
If you want the best and most comfortable snowboard boots, go for a pair of Salomon. Been using quite a few brands and Burton are really not that good.
Try a set og Salomon and you'll never want a different pair..
Slx
I use Cabela's Inferno 2,000-Gram Boots, I know most snowboarders would hate the more grippy parts on the bottom as opposed to a more flat boot, but I love them. Warmest pair of boots to use when out in really freezing temperatures when hunting, snowboarding, or ice fishing.
Core guys don't ride Burton anyway, fuck em
Never blame your equipment. It’s usually the writers technique. If the boots suck, they suck the boots are the most important part of your gear not to mention your skill.
Usually, when you rent gear, you get crappy stuff....