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AREth Rin Snowboard Boot - 2027

$419.95
Color:White Sage

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AREth Rin Snowboard Boot locks in a soft, responsive flex

The AREth Rin Snowboard Boot comes from a collaboration between DEELUXE and Japanese footwear label AREth, built around a soft, 4-out-of-10 flex that still holds its shape underfoot. Overlapping forefoot and shaft panels near the heel let the shell move without turning mushy, so the softer rating doesn't translate into a vague ride. Traditional laces handle the overall fit while a BOA Fit System heel harness locks the heel down fast, pairing a classic look with a quick, secure finish.


What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"I pushed off a cat track expecting the soft flex to feel loose, and the heel harness proved me wrong. My heel stayed locked through fast traverses, so the give in the boot never turned into slop underfoot."


Details

  • Medium-soft flex for all-mountain and freeride riding
  • Laces and a BOA Fit System heel harness for quick security
  • Stage 3 liner molds to your foot for an all-day custom fit
  • Roomy four-way stretch toe box adds room to wiggle
  • Reinforced heel panel and rubber toe wrap add durability
  • Item #DEEI049
Upper Material
leather, synthetic
Closure
lace, BOA Fit System
Liner
Stage 3
Thermo-moldable Liner
yes
Liner Closure
Power Strap
Flex
soft (4 out of 10 on Deeluxe's scale)
Sole
Skate Flex
Manufacturer Warranty
6 months
Activity
all-mountain snowboarding, powder/freeride snowboarding