Burton Kendo 2020 Snowboard Boot Review
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Burton Kendo 2020 Review by The Good Ride
The Burton Kendo is the reincarnate of the Fiend, Grail and Hail of past that we loved here at The Good Ride. It’s just a bit softer than the previous boots used to be. It’s a pretty good call for those that like a soft boot that allows for a good bit of freedom of movement.
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How This Review Happened: We spent our precious Good Ride dollars to buy this and review it.
Days: 1 for me and many for our data entry guy Davey.
Size Tried: 9 US
Riders: James (Size 9, 5’10” 185-195lbs)
Insoles: Footprint Insole Technology Gamechangers,
Bindings: Union Contact Pro/Union Superpro,
Boards: Yes Greats
Similar (but not the same) Bindings: Burton Almighty, Burton Ambush, Burton Hail, Vans Aura, Adidas Samba, Adidas Superstar,
James’ Foot Specs
Foot Size: 9 US
Foot Width: E
Arch Length: Right 9.5 and Left 9
Calves (Top of boot): 17”
Calves (Bottom of boot): 12”
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