- Home
- Snowboard
- Snowboard Boots
- Women's Lace Snowboard Boots
- Burton Supreme Snowboard Boot - Women's - 09/10 - 2009
Community Rating
Burton Supreme Snowboard Boot - Women's - 09/10 - 2009 BCS
Available Colors / Styles
Be the first to upload your photo of the Supreme Snowboard Boot - Women's - 09/10. >
Pro riders Kelly Clark, Hannah Teter and Spencer O’Brien asked a stiff freestyle boot that’ll keep their feet and legs drooling for more even after hours in the park or on the steeps. Welcome to the Burton Supreme Snowboard Boot.
- Therm-ic Heat Pre-Wired Imprint 4 liner uses wiring and a slim battery pack (battery pack sold separately) to boost warmth
- Pressure Relief Panel fuses foam cushioning to the backside of the shell to evenly distribute strap pressure and relieve pressure-points
- Infinifit liner sole fuses the cushioned platform to the footprint to prevent pack-out and improve rebound
- Speed Zone Lacing means you can tension the top and bottom separately for a snug fit
- Focus cuff with J-Bar adjustable heel-hold system secures your foot
- Power Spine Backstay fine-tunes medial and lateral support, boosts edge-to-edge response, and ups durability
- Plush Cuff 2.0 uses soft fleece lining and medial and lateral neoprene stretch zones for crazy comfort, and uses a separate cuff to hug the bottom of your calf
Bottom Line: Supreme pro.
Talk shop with all the gear freaks out there: ask 'em questions, upload/browse photos, and give your 2¢.
great boot
By:
sonali magdo
April 2, 2010
I am an advanced rider and tried quite a few boots before I found one as stiff as the supreme. I did end up going for a size 6, when my normal shoe size is 7-7.5. I found the lacing easy, and overall am happy with this boot. Still get a little slippage in the heel, but better than any other boot I had tried.
Not impressed
By:
Jan Higa
January 28, 2010
I sincerely hope that Burton has improved this model from last years nightmare. The speed zone lacing system they use is pure junk. This lacing system has busted 3 times within months of each other. What's worse is you can't fix it yourself without some "special tool" that doesn't seem to be available to us consumers. I'm getting to the point where I really feel Burton owes me for 3 days on the mountain for this inconvenience.
On the plus side I do love the heat-moldable liner. However dealing with this issue and getting it so it fits just right also costs money.
I threw down a huge chunk of change for these boots and am extremely disappointed. I hate to write such a negative review concerning a Burton product but I would look elsewhere.
AWESOME
By:
gas3753770
March 2, 2010
I LOVE these boots. I have put in 60 days this season so far...and they are holding up perfectly. I downsized one size from my normal shoe size because I hike and ride A LOT. They haven't overpacked, and have still been comfy from day 1.
The heat mold tech is just awesome, they fit my foot and ankle area perfectly. I used to always need superfeet, but these have great support.
It seems to me that if people have issues with the lacing system, it's because they bought too large of a boot to begin with. When you downsize a bit, you don't have to over tighten as much. But maybe I just got lucky.
I recommend these for serious boarders.
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Women's Lace Snowboard Boots than that
Women's Lace Snowboard Bootsgreat boot
I am an advanced rider and tried quite a few boots before I found one as stiff as the supreme. I did end up going for a size 6, when my normal shoe size more...
Not impressed
I sincerely hope that Burton has improved this model from last years nightmare. The speed zone lacing system they use is pure junk. This lacing system more...
- Material:
- [Upper] synthetic leather; [Sole] gum rubber
- Lacing System:
- Speed Zone
- Flex:
- Stiff (6 flex on Burton’s scale)
- Removable Liner:
- Heat-moldable
- Recommended Use:
- All-mountain freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year