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Ever heard the phrase 'strap on your gnar boots'? Well, these are those boots.

Burton made the Driver X super-stiff for big, gnarly backcountry lines and huge edge control at the resort. Footprint Reduction Technology provides unheard-of board feel and reduces toe- and heel-drag. Speed-zone lacing lets you dial your fit exactly how you like it, and Super-Grip Toes take the sketch out of slippery hikes.

  • Shrinkage footprint reduction technology for a smaller profile and better board feel
  • Speed Zone lacing allows you to customize your fit for a stiff, tight fit where you want it and flex where you don't
  • Rad Pad pre-curved panels on top of instep cushion where laces create pressure
  • Total comfort construction for a pre-broken-in feel that's as good from day one 'til you toss 'em
  • Removable Rider Adjustable Flex Tongue Insert allows you to customize stiffness
  • Eco-friendly synthetic leather uppers
  • Imprint 3x Liner for the perfect fit
  • Aegis anti-microbial treatment controls odor
  • Snowproof internal gusset keeps your foot dry and happy, even on deep days
  • Dual-zone cushioning with gel in the heel and EVA in the toe

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2 5

jgu100556774

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I've been out on these about 16 days now and all I can say is that this boot does not live up to expectations. The first two times I had them out they felt great. On my third day I noticed that the toe box started to colapse and start creasing. A few more times later it started happening on the left as well. I don't crank my straps down real tight either. I also tried adjusting the strap length and it didn't make a difference. I used 2009 Triad and 2012 Cartels without any difference. The toebox is just super soft. I rode with out the Rider Adjustable Flex Tongue a couple of times and the boot broke down really fast. They fold over so easy now I have to ride with the RAF in all the time just to get the response I want. I had the 2010 model that I replaced these with that had about 100 days on them and they didn't break down nearly as fast. I do not recommend these boots. The initial comfort is good but the durability doesn't match the price. They will be going back at the end of the season. I would send them back now but BC doesn't have Malamutes in my size anymore so now I'll have to suck it up with these for the rest of the season.

5 5

Four Horsemen

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Burton's stiffest boot option for those who earn their turns or those simply looking for the most responsive boot in the line. Now with Total Comfort the Driver X is comfortable right out of the box. Featuring Vibram outsole for better grip and New Power Spine providing drive and support in a lower profile. It?s the obvious partner for riders who hike, sled, guide, or patrol, as well as freestyle technicians who demand the absolute most from their boot.

Scotty G

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Great copy and pasting skills from Burton's website.

hudp246900

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again Great copy and pasting skills from Burton's website.

5 5

Four Horsemen

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Burton's stiffest boot option for those who earn their turns or those simply looking for the most responsive boot in the line. Now with Total Comfort the Driver X is comfortable right out of the box. Featuring Vibram outsole for better grip and New Power Spine providing drive and support in a lower profile. It’s the obvious partner for riders who hike, sled, guide, or patrol, as well as freestyle technicians who demand the absolute most from their boot.