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Titan BOA Black/Roasted Cashew
Snowboard boots - Men -
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No subject to promotional offersThe Titan Boa Black/Roasted Cashew from Salomon Snowboard is a men's snowboard boot designed for beginner to intermediate levels.
Intended for all-mountain riding, the Project Boa is a versatile model that offers less experienced riders unparalleled comfort to start and progress!
The Boa® lacing system allows for simple, precise, and quick adjustment. This system provides optimal foot support and is slightly stiffer than a traditional lacing system, improving power transmission.
The aptly named thermoformable Universal liner sets a high standard in comfort with its multidensity Ultralon foam. Featuring an extremely comfortable Imprint insole and an outer sole made of EVA, the sole materials have been selected to offer greater durability to the model.
A word to all riders who need flexibility and comfort to progress: the Titan Boa is made for you!
| UNIVERSAL | The thermoformable Ultralon foam offers a universal fit from the very first use and provides every skier with unparalleled comfort. |
| CUSTOM FIT | Multi-density thermoformable foam strategically placed at sensitive areas of the foot, shin, ankle, and endpiece/hinge mount. |
| FTR / 1:1 | The FTR construction is 10% lighter and 10% more compact without compromising comfort or durability. With a 1:1 last ratio, a half size difference between two liners corresponds to a half size difference between two shells. |
| TX3 BOA® LACE | The TX3 BOA® is a soft, low-friction textile lace offering numerous fit adjustment possibilities. |
| H4 BOA® |
A proven system. Press the dial to engage it, turn to tighten the fit, and pull to loosen. The H4 BOA® withstands impacts, even from the most demanding riders. |
| Insole - IMPRINT | Special junior insole that can be unstitched to gain half a size and accommodate growth. |
| Outsole - D-LIGHT | Lightweight EVA outsole featuring a particularly low profile. |
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