My riding really improved after i got these; i ride everywhere. I feel more stable on the board because i don't feel like my feet are wobbling in my boots so i ride faster and with more confidence. I have fairly small feet and got a 6. I maybe should have bought a 5.5, but one foot is a half size larger than the other. So I wear different socks. It took me awhile to figure out how tight i want the liner and the top and the bottom. I finally figured out i ride great if the bottom is as tight as possible and the liner and top snug but allowing some flex. Someone at a shop said these run small, but i disagree. He did tell me the boots are the most important piece of equipment. I have not bought the heat packs but i may add those.

I've always loved burton's innovations, but always had a tough time fittig the burton boots. They now seem to have more of a universal fit and I just love these boots. My feet get sooo cold, so I absolutely loved the heaters in these boots. I never had cold feet problems!

really happy with this boot. i tried them on the night before riding and it helped to break them in a bit. they lock you in the heel, but that was what i was looking for. my old boots were way stretched out, and these fit me like a glove. sizing seems true to size. i am a 8.5 and that is what i am wearing. i have a narrow foot, so maybe this is why i did not have any issues with blisters. have ridden them about 5 times since purchase in the past few weeks and am very pleased.

Finding the perfect boots is far from simple... leading up to my purchase of the Supreme, I tried on tons of different brands, styles, what have you. I quickly found that for my foot shape (which is slightly wide for a women's foot, size 8 1/2 to 9 in street shoe) Burton was really doing the trick. I decided on a 8 1/2 boot (my toes are in contact with the liner until I get into my stance). The Supreme gives me absolutely zero heal slip!! The liner is awesome, really high quality stuff. I love the upper/lower zone lacing system (I didn't think I would - I'm typically a traditional lace kinda gal) and it seems to be really well built (wont crater on you like some boa systems, etc.). My only gripe is that they do get a little wet after a full day of riding. Good thing is, it's not noticeable until you get 'em off.