Burton hail+ burton custom=??????

Question

i am planning on getting the burton hail boots and burton custom bindings, all brand new 2008 stuff but i want to know if its goin to hurt my feet or squeeze too hard??????

Answer 1

it will be fine.

Answer 2

I just bought the burton hail's a month ago.  Really comfortable.  Took  a few trips to break em in, but after that you're golden.

Answer 3

Burton's Hail snowboard boot is a great freestyle design for jibbers and advanced or intermediate riders who like to ride all day. This season Burton tweaked their heat-moldable Imprint 3 liner without taking away any of the customizable refinements like the J-Bar adjustable heel hold system and the Outlast® Adaptive Comfort™ technology. Outlast® technology is a thermal phase-changing material that helps absorb excess heat while you're hiking up back country ridges and releases the thermal warmth as your feet chill during long rides down the fall line. The result is a more consistent insulation performance that you can count on throughout the day. The Power Panels inside the liner contain memory foam materials that snap back to their original positions far better than the traditional boot materials that typically "pack in" after a season of hard use. The Hail's lighter out sole design has air compartments for better cushion and durable ice spikes for grip. Just like last season, the highly customizable Dual Zone 2:1 Power Lacing system remains the same so you can set up the fit just the way you like it. The articulated cuff offers a smooth and even flex that fees perfectly natural as you transition from edge to edge.

Because the Capstrap is ergonomic, you get a great fit without painful pressure points--and that's a big change from the days of cranking down conventional toe straps until your toes turn numb. Custom Snowboard Binding The only differences in this year's Customs and the legends of yesteryear are strictly cosmetic. The hi-back has a cool metal inlay and you'll find a new translucent base in the white/clear colored binding. It's the sort of changes Shaun White would probably want--if he has say in the matter.

I'm sure you will do fine as Long as you don't try to get a tight boot Make sure the boots you do get don't hang off the board , good luck I know they are all on sale right now you can see them in the winter apparel sale off my site mtnsportlive.com or catskill mountain FYI

Answer 4

It shouldn't. Burton has high quality gear.

Answer 5

just try them on and see if they fit well.