Salomon Optima
Salomon Optima are outstanding boots that offers a supportive and versatile fit ranging from medium to stiff. It comes with Powerlace Pro Soft & One Pull Quicklace technology that requires just one pull from its handle to lock the lace automatically. It is also equipped with a biocage liner that provides optimal foothold and support for a more precise and powerful ride. This boot keeps the foot warm and comfortable with its thermic ready liners that can be upgraded with a heat pack. For added protection and comfort, the Optima also comes with a preshaped footbed to stabilize the foot and support the arch.
Salomon USA
2030 Lincoln Ave
Ogden, UT 84401
800-225-6850
salomonsnowboard.com
Flow Lotus Boa Coiler
The Flow Lotus Boa Coiler is packed with features to enhance comfort and performance such as the Boa Coiler closure for maximum adjustability and the Code Silver Liner for padded cushioning. The Boa Coiler also functions to improve fit and support while providing warmth as well an easy lace release system. It is also constructed with a lightweight outsole that provides excellent grip and control.
Flow Snowboarding
1021 Calle Recodo
San Clemente CA 92673
949-361-5260
flow.com
Burton Sapphire
Burton Sapphire is a popular boot designed for all-mountain riders with features like EVA footbed, heat-moldable liner, articulated cuffs and a power lacing system for maximum support. This lightweight boot is great for outstanding control and toughness without sacrificing comfort as it is designed to be as comfortable as a skate shoe. It also has a medium-soft flex which is useful for the more advanced riders who enjoy turning tricks in the park.
Burton North America
80 Industrial Parkway
Burlington, VT 05401
800-881-3138
burton.com
Article Written By Rona Aquino
Rona Aquino began writing professionally in 2008. As an avid marathon runner and outdoor enthusiast, she writes on topics of running, fitness and outdoor recreation for various publications. Aquino holds a Bachelor of Arts in communications and English from the University of Maryland College Park.