Staff Review
Dave here at The House talking about the
World Industries snowboard boots. We’re going to do one video for both, and they’re pretty much the same, just the cosmetic styling is different between the two. What you’re looking at here is a super affordable snowboard boot.
You’ve got a tumbled synthetic leather exterior. It’s going to be nice and waterproof, and definitely going to be very durable. In the back of the snowboard boot here you’re going to have a really nice Lycra pleasure cuff, keeps the high back from biting you and just adds in the comfort and shock absorption on the landings. You’ve got kind of a skate style snowboard boot. It’s got a EVA mid-sole to reduce the weight. Full rubber sole here to give you really good grip on icy hard pack stuff, definitely holds to the base plate of the snowboard binding very well too. Got three speed hooks at the top on either one. They’re metal so they won’t crack in the cold or if you throw them down on the ground.
From there, we’ll move into the tongue, it’s 3D molded, really, really good at keeping it sucked in against your shin and the top of your foot, and it won’t deform when you crank down on the laces. The liner is going to be a very light but dense foam material, really good out-of-the-box fit on these. They don’t require heat molding or anything like that, and they do actually provide a hard surface on the bottom. So if you’re just walking around the condo or going out to, you know, go about the town after shredding, you can wear them around. It won’t tear up the bottom of the liner. Simple lace toggle on this one. Slide it down. It stays in place all day, won’t become loose. And then from there just a basic insole on this one, gives you a little shock absorption. You got a deep heel counter here that’s going to really help you keep your foot centered where it should be.
Like I said, super good price point on these. Just pony up and get a pair. They’re awesome.
