BURTON · Waverange X Step On

BURTON Waverange X Step On 26/27
BURTON

Waverange X Step On

26/27 season

BOAStep On

Colour

BlackWhite

Expert reviews 1

25/26 season reviewDifferent season, same model
https://thegoodride.com/snowboard-boot-reviews/burton-waverange-x-step-on-2026-boot-review/

At just over a kilo it's clearly lighter than older Step On boots like the Ion, and unusually for a Burton Step On, an E width fits without heat moulding. The forefoot is wider but the ankle and heel aren't overly roomy, so it still holds you. The liner takes heat moulding well and doesn't pack out like the old ones did. It runs a quarter to half a size long.

Width

Regular

Sizing

Runs large

Runs half a size large

StiffnessHigher means stiffer

2/10

Soft

Heel hold

Does your heel lift while riding

4

Out of the box

Comfortable from the first day

2.5

Holds its shape

Does it loosen after a few days

1.5

Response

Does it turn as soon as you flex

3

Impact absorption

On landings

2

Tightening zones

Can you tighten areas separately

4

On and off

4

Grip

On snow and stairs

5

Warmth

3.5

Compact outsole

Less toe and heel drag for big feet

4.5

How it tightens

Dual BOA · adjustment: great

Who it suits

NewIntermediateAdvanced

Suits beginner to expert riders

Good

  • Clearly lighter than older Step On boots — very light overall with a light Step On binding
  • Fits an E width without heat moulding, which is rare for a Burton Step On
  • The liner heat moulds well and doesn't pack out like the old ones
  • Two BOA dials tighten upper and lower separately

Not so good

  • Runs a quarter to half a size long
  • The stock footbed is plain and worth replacing

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