Liner

Like most boots, the liner is where the magic really happens. The most important part of a boot, because ultimately it is the deciding factor on whether or not it fits you properly. ThirtyTwo have kitted out their most famous boot with their heat moldable Team Liner. It’s not the most fancy in their arsenal, but rest assured it’ll get the job done.

This is secured in the boot with an independent liner lacing system, and a velcro strap to secure it round your shin. One thing ThirtyTwo does very well is their heel hold system, they offer each boot with a pack of what are essentially foam donuts, if you feel your heel start to slip in the boot, simply pack out the liner pockets with these donuts to keep your heel in place. Volia, problem solved. It’s an easy fix, but one that a lot of companies neglect to include.

“There are also women’s specific and grom versions of the Lashed, so you can kit out the whole family”

Roundup

Any brand that has both Scott Stevens and Jeremy Jones (big mountain, not jib) on their team has to be able to cater to the whole spectrum of snowboarding. And while they do have products that are very specific and aimed at a certain area, the Lashed is their middle of the road, one boot to rule them all.

There are also women’s specific and grom versions of the Lashed, so you can kit out the whole family.

Pros:

• The super versatile flex pattern pays dividends across a huge range of terrain and conditions
• They’re repping the tried and true OG lace

Cons:

• They’re repping the tried and true OG lace
• Thirty Two have sacrificed some durability to keep them ultra lightweight

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