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By this year, it has grown and gained muscle
Head down to your local snowboard shop and check out their range, trying as many as you can in order to determine what feels best
Made with the perfect flex for the best kick in classic, they deliver the perfect fusion of fit and feel
Versions There is just this one version of the PD36 TAC
Shrinkage Footprint Reduction Technology reduces the boot's overall footprint, minimizing toe drag Snow-Proof Internal Gusset completely seals the lower zone of the boot, keeping your feet warm and dry Level 3 Molded EVA Footbed Riding Level Intermediate-Advanced Warranty: 1-YEAR WARRANTY Pros of BOA Lacing It is easy to fine-tune tightness with micro-adjustments Pop out the coiler for quick and easy comfort on the lift or during aprs All boot adjustments can be made while wearing gloves/mittens A single-coiler system tightens and loosens evenly across the entire foot Cons of BOA Lacing The coiler interface may take a couple of uses before it feels intuitive It can be easy to over-tighten with BOA and cause foot fatigue A single-coiler system does not allow for independent tightness of the upper and lower zones The BOA coiler sticks off the boot and can get caught on things Replacing a broken coiler or cable requires additional parts and can be complicated BOA lacing snowboard boots are generally more expensive
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