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Nike Snowboarding Vapen Snowboard Boot - Women's
Built upon the idea of the Kaiju boot and reinvented for woman rider who seeks comfort as well as performance, the Nike Women's Vapen Snowboard Boot features the perfect flex for both freeriding and jibbing.
- Traditional lacing provides fail-proof closure and time-proven adjustability
- Phylon midsole absorbs shock and underfoot chatter with half the bulk thanks to the reduced volume of the compressed EVA compound
- Neoprene articulation at instep allows for unrestricted natural forward movement
- High-rebound internal backstay offers full-length energy transmission
- Heat-moldable liner achieves a customized fit as you wear the boot
- Warming Blanket Strobel liner cranks up the heat with a little help from space-age technology
- Dual-density outsole with rubber spikes provides the grip to rip
Bottom Line:
Straight-laced, women-specific, all-mountain freestyle.
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2 Comments Last Comment: November 2, 2012 by: Aaron Brown
By: Aaron Brown
November 2, 2012
Also check the Nike size chart and measure your foot.
By: Amanda
October 8, 2012
Are you wearing a thin sock? Try it with the thinnest sock possible. My favorite is the Smartwool Ultralight ski sock. The boot will keep your feet warm, and a thinner sock will keep your feet warmer than a thick sock because it wicks away more moisture.
This boot also has a heat moldable liner so you can heat it and it will mold to your feet faster, which will make it pack out a little.
Also, the boot will pack out after a few days in it, freeing up more room. Once it packs out, your heel will be a little farther back in the boot, which gives you more toe room, in addition to packing out in the toe area.
Try lacing them up (with a thin sock on), kick your heels in, and stand up and bend your knees. Your toes should be touching in the front but not curling. Strap into your board in a carpeted room and stand in riding position and see how they feel. Pretend to make a few toe side turns. Your toes should pull away from front or at least not be curled.
Remember, even in the lift line, your knees are bent.
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