Bandito X Christenson Snowboard Boot - 2024 - Men's
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Why We Like The thirtytwo Bandito X Christenson Snowboard Boot
From the park to the powder, the thirtytwo Bandito X Christenson Snowboard Boot delivers unmatched support with a blend of playfulness so we can shred any trail we have our eyes set on for our next run. The performance fit from thirtytwo features dual-density intuition foam, providing support, stiffness, and exceptional comfort, while the performance footbed keeps our heel and arch as comfortable as possible as we stomp big landings.
Details
- All-mountain boot built with a surf-style approach
- Medium flex does an ideal job of balancing support and play
- Dual-density intuition foam for maximum support
- Performance rubber outsole provides exceptional grip
- Arch support and cushioning provided by the molded performance footbed
- Item #TTWT162
- Upper Material
- full-grain leather
- Closure
- traditional lace
- Liner
- Performance
- Thermo-moldable Liner
- yes
- Liner Closure
- Surf internal harness
- Flex
- medium (5 out of 10 on thirtytwo's scale)
- Sole
- Performance Rubber
- Midsole
- Evolution Foam
- Footbed
- Performance
- Activity
- all-mountain snowboarding, park & freestyle snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageApril 15, 2024
Backcountry/ThirtyTwo have ghosted me
So I'll start with the good. It's an exceptionally comfortable boot accept that it run at least a size or size and half small. I wear a size 10 in most shoes, but ended up settling on the 11.5. It's nice and flexible for a surfy style of riding and very easy to walk in. Getting strapped in take a bit longer than Boa style and it's a bit bulky, although I added the heel cups that came with the boot. Now for the bad. I bought the boot in the fall and after a month of riding the inner lacing broke. I would have been fine if ThirtyTwo or Backcountry helped me replace the broken lacing. But instead they have played ping pong with me and I've heard nothing back after repeated attempts to reach them. This would never happen at another retailer. I've had to go and buy new boots elsewhere. I'd be more than happy to talk to someone if they still want to reach me. But it's been crickets.
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