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DNA Snowboard Boot - 2027

$329.95
Color:Essential Black

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Park laps feel natural in the DNA Snowboard Boot

The DNA Snowboard Boot pairs a deliberately soft, 4-out-of-10 flex with a thin, deconstructed Jib Tongue that keeps the connection to the board direct instead of mushy. Traditional laces give the boot a classic fit and feel, while a BOA Fit System locks the heel and ankle in fast so the softer flex never turns loose underfoot. A Stage 2 liner, reshaped around the heel for better hold, delivers a snug fit straight out of the box and can be thermomolded later for an even closer match.


What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"I landed a switch 180 expecting the soft flex to wash out my board feel, and the thin tongue sent every bit of that landing straight through to my edges. My heel never shifted, so the board stayed where I put it."


Details

  • Soft flex built for park laps and freestyle progression
  • Lace and BOA Fit System closure lock in a quick, secure fit
  • Stage 2 liner molds to your foot for an all-day comfortable ride
  • Thin Jib Tongue drives direct power transfer to the board
  • Reinforced heel panel and Snow Shield add durability and keep feet dry
  • Item #DEEI04D
Upper Material
leather, synthetic
Closure
BOA Fit System, lace
Liner
Stage 2
Thermo-moldable Liner
yes
Flex
soft (4 out of 10 on Deeluxe's scale)
Sole
Skate Flex
Manufacturer Warranty
6 months
Activity
park & freestyle snowboarding, all-mountain snowboarding