Snowboard boot

Snowboard boots should be your first acquisition when assembling a board-boots-binding setup. You want boots to fit comfortably so you can move on to bindings and create a great match.Boots, more than a board, are where to splurge a little if you can afford to do so.Snowboard boots are the key for your riding. You can have fun even with a bad board if you are an intermediate rider but you won't be able to even strap into your bindings if you have boots that are not suitable for you.Spend all the bucks you have to get the boot that is most suitable for you.Here's how to choose good snowboard boots!

If you follow snowboarding you know that the industry isn’t that big nor is the market as vast as say the automotive industry and all its subsidiaries. This means that we have countless companies from big to small vying for the almighty consumer dollars while trying to stay relevant to the masses. Stick around in snowboarding and you will see companies of all sizes come and go that’s just how it.Now back when I worked retail and was selling DC boards in their inaugural year we only had twelve decks. The hype was there and the kids wanted them. Out of every one we sold I think only two didn’t come back to us for warranty. Of those we had to warranty all were manufacturing defects as a result of rushed building. At the time they were being built by Rossignols factory in Spain. There were tons of manufacturing defects like spaces in the sidewall and edge, overlapping of the sidewalls and tip spacers, and other things that should have been caught in the quality control. When they switched factories from Spain over to Europe this was supposed to be fixed yet there still remained a steady stream of horror stories about boards having issues.