An all-mountain boot on the stiffer side, though not truly stiff. It leans toward speed and carving without giving up much agility at slow speeds. It pairs best with boards around 6–8/10 stiffness, and while it isn't cheap, the build justifies it. There's room across the toes but the boot isn't wide overall — a medium to slightly wide fit.

A high-end boot with unusually quick turn response and a smooth roll onto the inside edge. It breaks in fast, though it doesn't hold its shape as long as older Burton boots did. The speed lacing means you don't lose time on the small adjustments a dual BOA needs, and it doesn't go slack all at once when you loosen it.