Ride The 92 2017 Snowboard Boot Review
| Riding Level | Intermediate - Expert |
| Lacing Type | Mixed Lacing |
| Manufactured in | China |
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Ride The 92 2018 - 2017 Review by The Good Ride
The Ride The 92 snowboard boot combines easy on and off with a good bit of adjustability. The strap combined with the BOA also makes it a pretty unique boot.
James’ Foot Specs
Foot Size: Right 9 and Left 8.75
Foot Width: Right and Left between a D/E
Arch Length: Right 9.5 and Left 9
Calves (Widest Point): 17”
Calves (At top of boot): 12”
Here is Jimbo’s take.
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2017
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Ride The 92 User Reviews
Ride The 92 Boot
There is no better tread on the market than the Michelin outer sol on these boots. I prefer the nice 6/10 mid range flex over super stiff boots it gives you more comfort than any other high end boot out there. Reduced footprint = awesome. Heat mold able for customized fit, the straps helps if you need it and the dual boa is awesome and has a nice zip up cover which makes sure no water leakage ever gets through the boot. I've never had a wet or cold foot with these on the past two years. These boots are expensive and should be, they are top quality in every aspect. I prefer these over my past DC T.RICE boots. These are quality from the inside to the best out sol you can buy plus they look awesome.
These are exactly what I needed for heel hold! My heels would slip in almost any boot I wore. There's a pressure point on the top of both feet from the wires when they're tight. Needs to be more padding on the tongue in my opinion. Great boot overall though!
