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Northwave Concept Snowboard Boot - Mens
The Northwave Concept snowboard boot's unique liner and shell technology puts it at the top of Northwave's line. As the name implies, the Concept is an entirely new way to build snowboard boots. Starting the design from the foot's shape was the key focus in developing this new boot. Like a work of art, the Concept is built with 4 basic elements in mind, shape, function, fit and support. Northwave's engineers applied all seven years of TF-tech experience to create the ultimate snowboard boot. Either out of the box, or after 100 days on snow, the new Concept is an incredible performer. The 3-D thermoformed outer allows every movement to be directly applied to the board. The Bioframe provides incredible ankle support, while aiding power transfer from toe to heel. –Vendor
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$328.95 $197.37 
NW CONCEPT BOOTS
Stiff! Not the most comfortable boot out there. They are almost too thick for my size large Salomon binding. I have flat feet and these boots made them hurt. These boots are well made but I would not have bought these even on sale had I known how uncomfortable they would turn out to be.
Still in progress.
The boot is a bit on the stiff side. However, it does allow easier transfer from boot to board. That is, I feel less tired at the end of the day on the slopes. On some bindings, the boot won't fit because it's a bit thicker than normal boots. Very well made boot though. I've yet to log enough runs on it to give it a fair assessment. Might take some getting used to.
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Training Tips
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