Hey guys Brittany here and today I’m talking about my top 5 womens snowboard boots pickup for 2023. So right off the bat, I do want to say that this is kind of my opinion on what I think really shines from women’s 2023 boots.
So I picked a couple of different boots from a couple of different categories and what I think shines the most from each category so totally my opinion and I’m gonna get into why I chose these boots.
Also, I kind of try to base it diversely on what options are available so as to start right off the bat
1. HEAD Galore LYT BOA Coiler Easy-Entry Lightweight Womens Snowboard Boots
Then I’m going to show you today the Galore LYT BOA boot. Which is the best seller in our women’s boots lineup.
We reduce the weight of that boot by using a lightweight outsole guaranteeing you more fun for longer on snow.
Features
- The BOA Coiler increases the speed of entry and quickly takes up lace slack with a spring-loaded lace that coils automatically, providing a precise fit that lasts
- The Flylite WMN represents the zenith of lightweight, comfortable soles
- Lighter products help you to enjoy yourself longer on snow
- The Comfort Cuff delivers added flex on the medial side of the boot for added comfort and a more natural flex
- A cut out in the cuff hinders the boot from bulging out, even after many days on snow
- The Women’s Comfort System delivers a more natural heelside flex
- HTS creates a direct interface between a rider and their boots, bindings, and board for an exact power translation
- The floating webbings on the Perfect Fit Liner construction provide a close, comfortable fit with ultimate lacing performance
- The Woman Liner features all the tech of the Unisex Liner but is designed to perfectly fit a girl’s foot and lower leg
- The 3D FPG Insole features a cupped heel and ergonomic arch for maximum support for the whole foot
Product Info for HEAD Womens Galore LYT Boa Coiler SB Boots
A very comfortable and lightweight boot, guaranteeing fun on snow and simply making snowboarding easy. No more fumbling with frozen laces in the cold – this boot can be laced up on the go with the Boa lacing system. Soft flex and forward lean make sure power is transmitted to your board in an easy way. At the same time, the GALORE LYT BOA is super comfortable and can be customized by simply heat-molding the liner. Also, this boot offers a very slim profile, which does not look bulky on your foot.
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The boot features a boa-fit system with a coiler. That is spring loaded which makes it super easy to tighten up the boot or to adjust it after riding some laps.
No more fumbling with laces in the cold as all our women’s boots the Galore LYT BOA features a woman-specific liner that fits right out of the box.
But it can be customized by heat molding it to guarantee you a perfect fit. The liner comes with escafe. Which is coffee grounds integrated into the liner to reduce a door in a very environment-friendly way without using harsh chemicals.
We recommend the Galore LYT BOA boot to beginners to intermediate riders. It’s available in that color option but also in black.
I can promise you once you step in the boot you will never step out again. So check out the Galore LYT BOA boot
2. Womens Snowboard Boots is: 2022 Burton Mint Boa
We have a very soft flexing boot and we have the Burton Mint Boa. I have this in the speed lace version myself. Really great to have both for example and with this, we have the BOA system so it’s super easy and convenient to in and out.
Women really love this just because sometimes it’s kind of hard to get the traditional lace as tight as you want it. For some of you out there with this, we have an imprint 1 liner but it does really seem to act a little bit more high-quality than that it’s a very very comfortable ride, very soft flex, very beginner friendly but a more professional rider would be able to appreciate that soft flex as well it’s very very playful.
Features
- Effortlessly adjust your fit with the Boa Coiler™ closure system featuring Burton-exclusive New England Rope laces
- Imprint™ 1+ liners with integrated lacing offer increased comfort and an improved wrap on the heels and ankles
- 1:1 Soft Flex PowerUp tongues create a snug fit between the tongue and boot upper, eliminating the need to readjust while you ride
- Snowproof internal gussets completely seal the lower zone of the boots to keep your feet warm and dry
- Total Comfort construction means a perfectly broken-in feel right from the start
- Women-specific True Fit is designed for a lower volume and more accurate fit for women’s feet, resulting in better board feel and control
- DynoLITE outsoles with heat-reflective foil deliver cold-weather cushioning and warmth while you’re on the slopes
Technical Specs
| Best Use | Snowboarding |
|---|---|
| Riding Style | All-mountain |
| Snowboard Boot Flex | Soft Flex |
| Upper | 50.6% synthetic leather/49.4% textile |
| Liner Material | Heat-moldable EVA |
| Moldable Liner | Thermoformable |
| Boot Lacing System | Dial Lace |
| Liner Closure System | Quick Pull |
| Walk Mode | No |
| Gender | Women’s |
Size Chart
| U.S. Women’s | 5 | 5.5 | 6 | 6.5 | 7 | 7.5 | 8 | 8.5 | 9 | 9.5 | 10 | 11 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| U.S. Men’s | 6 | 6.5 | 7 | 7.5 | 8 | 8.5 | 9 | 10 | ||||
| U.S. Kids’ | 4K | 5K | 6K | 7K | ||||||||
| UK | 3 | 3.5 | 4 | 4.5 | 5 | 5.5 | 6 | 6.5 | 7 | 7.5 | 8 | 9 |
| EU | 35 | 36 | 36.5 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | 40.5 | 41 | 41.5 | 42 | 43 |
| Mondo | 22 | 22.5 | 23 | 23.5 | 24 | 24.5 | 25 | 25.5 | 26 | 26.5 | 27 | 28 |
| Foot Length (in.) | 8.7 | 8.9 | 9.1 | 9.3 | 9.4 | 9.6 | 9.8 | 10 | 10.2 | 10.4 | 10.6 | 11 |
So definitely a great pick here the Burton mint boa
3. Womens Snowboard Boots is: 2022 DC Mora Boa
Then we move right on to one of the more high-end advanced rider boots. This is the DC Mora and with this, I really love the double boa. I think you kind of get a little bit more bang for your buck.
Specs
- Ability Level: Advanced-Expert
- Flex Rating: Stiff
- Lacing System: Boa®
- Internal Lacing System: Hook-and-Loop
- Binding Style: Rear-Entry, Strap
Product Details
| Flex: Flex Rating – 7 (1 Soft – 10 Stiff) |
| Fit: Articulated Construction |
| Liner: Response II Liner – The combination of EVA memory foam and high rebound heat-moldable EVA ensures the Response Liner II liner has an unrivaled out-of-the-box fit. This lightweight, the multi-layer liner is equipped with a 360º power strap for extra ankle support while anatomical latex J-bars offer superior heel hold. DC added the 100% recycled sole re-Purpose insole for extra stability in the most demanding conditions. Internal Ankle Harness |
| Lacing System: Dual Boa Fit System with H4 Coiler Dial BOA® Black SS Laces |
| Footbed: Sole re-Purpose Insole – Comprised of 100% recycled EVA and paired with a TPU molded arch support, this insole gives the stability you need while enhancing your balance in the most demanding conditions. |
| Sole: Contact UniLite™ Outsole – Built from skate shoe DNA, the contact outsole offers a skate-style board feels and lightweight, cushioned comfort. It features weight-reducing Unilite™ construction with the addition of rubber for durability in the tread’s high-wear zones. |
| Additional Features: Stormproof™ Storm Flap |
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With this just because you can really tighten down all of the portions that you need to lace up your boot. You have a super soft liner, I mean it’s also super high-end so it’s gonna last a super long time.
It’s a pretty stiff flexing boot. So very different from the Burton mint which is a little bit more beginner-friendly this is a bit stiffer and while a more advanced rider will definitely appreciate the control and the quick response of this boot of beginner might have a little bit more of a troubled time.
But it is a truly just well-performing boot. It’s pretty awesome I mean that’s the DC Mora boot.
4. Womens Snowboard Boots is: 2022 ThirtyTwo Zephyr
Then we have the Thirty-Two Zephyr. So it’s a traditional lace. Definitely no fuss no muss when you add technology there’s always the potential of things going wrong.
Specs
- Ability Level: Intermediate-Advanced
- Flex Rating: MediumMore
- Lacing System: Boa®
- Internal Lacing System: Quick-Pull
Product Details
| Flex: Flex Rating – 4 (1 Soft – 10 Stiff) |
| Fit: 1:1 Lasting – True half sizes 3D Molded Tongue – For easier lacing and an even flex throughout. Articulated Cuff – Eliminates shell distortion. |
| Liner: Team Internal Harness – Standard height with medium support. High flexibility and heel hold. Team Liner – Heat moldable dual-density Intuition foam. Cozy Cuff Fleece Collar |
| Lacing System: Boa Coiler Lacing System – Dial Precision Fit (Limited Lifetime Warranty) |
| Footbed: Team Footbed – Molded footbed with heel cradle and arch support. |
| Sole: STI Evolution Foam – Light and reliable cushioning. |
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Laces are super easy to replace. However, do take the time to really make sure that they’re tight and that they’re both the same tightness and everything like that. However, that being said this is a super great boot.
One of my favorite boots that I tried from women’s this year. We have soft stiff and medium stiffness.
This is going to have just enough response for someone who really knows what they’re doing. There’s a lot of responsiveness from this boot, but it’s going to be a super comfortable ride and as I said, a very high-end liner comes in a couple of colors that I love.
This kind of sassy decoration that they did for this boot here it’s really comfortable. It’s super true to size and I think it’s probably at one of them warmer boots.
For some reason, Thirty-Two Zephyr boots just really perform well. So this is the Thirty Two Zephyr women’s boot.
5. ThirtyTwo Lashed Double Boa 2022 Womens Snowboard Boots
One of the most recognized boots in the world. Now combined with the ease of the boa system finds your perfect fit in the Lashed Double BOA.
Information
The Men’s Lashed Double BOA boot is a favorite of Chris Bradshaw thanks to its blend of support and flex. Equipped with an articulated cuff and a Double BOA lacing system, you can easily adjust the upper and lower halves of the boot to customize the fit.
BOA dials are quick and easy to use, you can even adjust them whilst on the move with your gloves on. Customize the fit of the boot with a heat mouldable liner, giving you the most comfortable fit from day one on the slopes.
Features:
- Flex: 6/10
- Fit: Team
- 1:1 Lasting: The shell is sized with true half sizing rather than just shrinking the liner
- Shell:
- Articulated Cuff: Featured on most high-performance boots, articulation allows the upper and lower halves of the boot to flex independently creating a more natural flex. This construction prevents distortion of the shell and improves heel hold
- Performance Backstay: External X-shaped Performance Backstay sits on the back of the heel to increase support
- Performance Rubber Outsole: This sole gives the boot lots of grip and durability
- 3D Molded Tongue: This tongue hugs your shin and provides even flex, support and comfort
- Liner:
- Team Liner: Using heat mouldable dual-density intuition foam to customize your fit from day one
- Evolution Foam Cushioning: This foam doesn’t breakdown or compress overtime to provide cushioning and comfort all season long
- Team Internal Harness: This is a standard height harness with medium support, providing great heel hold and lots of flex
- Lacing System:
- Dual BOA: Dual BOA lets you adjust the upper and lower sections of the boot so you can customize the fit and flex. BOA is super easy to use whilst you are on the move, even whilst wearing gloves or mittens
- Independent Eyestay: Pulling from further back the eyestay helps to lock your foot in place
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A performance rubber outsole with energy foam cushioning helps provide enhanced grip and superior comfort.
The performance backstay delivers enhanced spine support while the articulated cuff helps to eliminate shell distortion.
A 3d molded tongue helps to provide an even flex throughout the boot. An independent eye stay helps to achieve a supported fit.
This boot features our team fit system constructed with dual-density intuition foam formulated for medium support flex and enhanced comfort.
You can customize your fit with the heel hold kit and heat molding.
All right this is all about womens snowboard boots
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do you choose snowboard boots for beginners?
For beginners, choose snowboard boots that fit snugly but not too tight, providing good ankle support and comfort. Opt for a softer flex rating to enhance forgiveness and ease of learning. Try different brands and models to find the best fit for your feet.
Should snowboard boots be too big or too small?
Snowboard boots should not be too big or too small; they should fit snugly. A proper fit ensures comfort, and control, and prevents foot movement inside the boot, reducing the risk of injury and enhancing overall performance on the slopes.
How should boots fit on a snowboard?
Snowboard boots should fit snugly without causing discomfort or pressure points. Your toes should barely touch the front when standing and your heels should be securely held in place. A proper fit ensures better control, prevents blisters, and enhances your overall snowboarding experience.
Are my snowboard boots too small?
If your snowboard boots feel excessively tight, cause discomfort or your toes are crammed against the front, they are likely too small. Properly fitting boots should allow slight movement of your toes and offer overall comfort and support.
How do I know my snowboard boot size?
To determine your snowboard boot size, measure your foot length in centimeters and match it to the manufacturer’s sizing chart. Ensure a snug fit without discomfort or pressure points.
Should my toes touch the front of my snowboard boots?
No, your toes should not touch the front of your snowboard boots. Your boots should fit snugly, with enough room for your toes to wiggle slightly. Having your toes jammed against the front can cause discomfort and reduce control while snowboarding.
