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RIDE FUSE 26/27
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FUSE

26/27 season

Laces

Colour

BlackBeigeBrown

Expert reviews 2

21/22 season reviewDifferent season, same model
https://snowboardingprofiles.com/ride-fuse-snowboard-boots-review

A freeride boot for anyone who wants an 8–10/10 stiff boot but can't stretch to that price bracket. It's on the stiff side without being extremely stiff. The reviewer could carve deeper and harder than in their reference boot, but it was worse for short, sharp turns at low speed. Heel hold is excellent, with almost no lift. Genuinely medium width, true to size.

Heel hold

Does your heel lift while riding

4.5

Out of the box

Comfortable from the first day

3

Impact absorption

On landings

3

Tightening zones

Can you tighten areas separately

4.5

Grip

On snow and stairs

4

Compact outsole

Less toe and heel drag for big feet

3.5

How it tightens

Traditional laces with BOA

Who it suits

NewIntermediateAdvanced

Suits advanced to expert riders

Good

  • Reasonably priced for a stiff boot
  • Lets you push carves deeper and harder
  • Excellent heel hold with almost no lift
  • True to size and genuinely medium width, so it suits a normal foot
  • Average instep pressure, so a high instep is no problem

Not so good

  • Worse for short, sharp turns at low speed
  • Not forgiving for beginners
24/25 season reviewDifferent season, same model
https://thegoodride.com/snowboard-boot-reviews/ride-fuse-snowboard-boot-review/

Traditional lacing plus an ankle BOA gives this boot an enormous adjustment range. It's a particularly good combination if you have heel-hold problems but don't want to give up adjustability. A rigid plastic spine, a rubbery tongue that resists collapsing, and a bit of ankle articulation together keep it close to its original flex even after 40+ days. The toe box is on the wide side.

Width

Regular

Sizing

True to size

StiffnessHigher means stiffer

6/10

Average

Heel hold

Does your heel lift while riding

5

Out of the box

Comfortable from the first day

4.5

Holds its shape

Does it loosen after a few days

4.5

Response

Does it turn as soon as you flex

3

Impact absorption

On landings

2

Tightening zones

Can you tighten areas separately

5

On and off

2.5

Grip

On snow and stairs

3.5

Warmth

3.5

Compact outsole

Less toe and heel drag for big feet

4.5

How it tightens

Mixed lacing · adjustment: excellent

Who it suits

NewIntermediateAdvanced

Suits intermediate to expert riders

Good

  • Traditional lace plus ankle BOA gives an enormous adjustment range
  • Stays close to its original flex even after 40+ days — excellent shape retention
  • Wide toe box
  • Rubber wrapped around the whole toe makes it durable
  • Quick response for a traditional lace boot

Not so good

  • Slower to put on than a dual BOA
  • A bit tight for E widths, so heat moulding is needed
  • Once it packs out, the heel needs a little foam reinforcement

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