Your size
The size of your snowboard boots can be in mondopoint (cm) or in EU size (41, 42 etc). Here is a conversion table so you can find the size you need:
A good pair of snowboarding boots should hold the foot effectively while providing good comfort. The boots should also be adapted to the type of snowboarding you do and your level. Follow the guide to find the ones you need.
Your choice of snowboard boots based on 3 criteria: your level, the size and the fastening system.
Intermediate
Look for snowboard boots which are flexible, comfortable
Advanced
Look for snowboard boots with good support, offering precision with speed.
Expert
Look for snowboard boots with plenty of support and stiffness suited to the terrain you ride on:
-Speed and Freeride: rigid flex
-Park and jumps: medium flex
The size of your snowboard boots can be in mondopoint (cm) or in EU size (41, 42 etc). Here is a conversion table so you can find the size you need:
*Fast lock: A quick and easy adjustment system. Pull, lock and it's done thanks to thin laces and a quick tightening system
*Boa: A very powerful system with cable and wheel
*Boa coiler: A very quick and powerful system with cable and wheel with winder
*Zone lock: separate fastening: Fastening by individual zone for improved power and precision
*Cable Lock 2Z: separate fastening: A very powerful system with cable and wheel + tibia rip-tab
Separate fastening:
Some boots have separate fastening, ie the upper part and the lower part of the boot can be tightened separately for greater precision:
-tightening the bottom more offers greater support, tightening less offers greater comfort
-tightening the upper part more provides more rigidity to the boot (= increases the flex)