Burton Waverange X Pro Snowboard Boot Review 2027 | What's Good?
Burton Waverange X Pro Snowboard Boot Basics
BOA Triple Dial? DRYRIDE Heat Cycle Lining? Surfy feel? Not a step-on? Burton calls it its best boot tech on the market. We tested ‘em, and we agree.
Let's start with the BOA Triple Dial, which is common on most high performance boots these days, and for good reason. The three separate BOAs allow for a custom fit by specifically targeting the upper cuff, ankle hammock, and forefoot. This caters to all shapes and sizes, as well as riding styles. Tighten up for big lines, loosen up on the jibs. Additionally, this boot features a top-of-the-line moldable, quick-dry liner that holds comfort all season, and a sought after surfy, looser feel that's hard to come by in a tech-heavy boot.
Burton Waverange X Pro Snowboard Boot Tech
- Lacing System Burton BOA® Triple Dial PerformFit™ Wrap allows riders to micro-adjust the upper cuff, ankle, and lower midfoot/forefoot areas independently
- Liner Asym Life Liner is known to have a snug, wrap-style design that moves naturally with your foot to eliminate pressure points.
- Flex 5/10, a comfortable happy medium
- Outsole X Pro Flex Vibram® Step On® Outsole Vibram® EcoStep Plus Rubber
Who is the Burton Waverange X Pro Snowboard Boot Best Suited for?
This one's a bit of a toss up. But at the end of the day, we think the Burton Waverange X Pro Snowboard Boots is built for those who like nice things. The boot's durability, pristine tech, and potential for customization is perfect for more advanced riders, while the softer flex and feel works for beginners and newcomers.
