BURTON · Waverange X Pro Step On
Waverange X Pro Step On
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25/26 · 24/25 season review
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One of the softest Step On boots the reviewer has worn. Three BOA dials letting you tighten the foot, ankle and upper separately is a good idea, but the blue rubber ankle support inside doesn't actually support much — it just creates a pressure point.
The front folds over too easily, pressing your heel into the plastic of the Step On mount, and the strongest complaint is that this rubs the Achilles on hard toeside turns.
A closer look
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Width
Regular
Sizing
True to size
How stiff is it?Closer to 10 means stiffer. It does not mean better performance.
Soft
Heel hold
Does your heel lift while riding
Out of the box
Comfortable from the first day
Holds its shape
Does it loosen after a few days
Response
Does it turn as soon as you flex
Impact absorption
On landings
Tightening zones
Can you tighten areas separately
On and off
Grip
On snow and stairs
Warmth
Compact outsole
Less toe and heel drag for big feet
How it tightens
Dual BOA · adjustment: great
Rider levels suggested in the review
New · Intermediate · Advanced
Suits beginner to expert riders
What the review liked
- ✓Three BOA dials let you tighten the foot, ankle and upper separately
- ✓Flexes softly side to side — a suppleness you rarely get in a Step On boot
What the review found lacking
- —Almost no response — beyond what the Step On system itself provides, there's essentially none
- —On hard toeside turns your heel presses into the mounting plastic and rubs the Achilles
- —The blue rubber ankle support inside doesn't support, it just creates a pressure point
- —The lower section is covered, so a broken BOA is awkward to repair
- —Sizing reports conflict (some say long, others say narrow and short)
