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Riding Level Beginner - Expert
Lacing Type Traditional Lace
Manufactured in China
Flex Retention Average
Shock Absorption Great
Traction Poor
On & Off Ease Average
Warmth Good
Flex Medium/Soft
Turn Initiation Medium
Sizing True To Size
Boot Width Medium
Comfort Great
Heel Hold Good
Adjustability Average
Reduced Footprint Average

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ThirtyTwo Lashed 2015 - 2010 Review by The Good Ride

The 32 Lashed has Been around for a long time and one of 32’s best boots and for a long time it’s a go-to entry level boot for mid to wide footed riders. The all EVA foam makes it less recommendable but if you can deal with poor traction and a short lasting sole this is one comfortable boot.

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Days: 6
Riders: James and Peter
Bindings:  Flux DS, Burton Cartel, and many other bindings
Boards:  Gnu Space Case, Yes Jackpot

Flex:  The flex is closer to the medium side of soft just like the Thirty Two Lashed FT.

Turn Initiation:  Middle to lower end response and I feel like it’s most comfortable with very easy to easy turning boards.

Comfort:  When I think of Thirty Two I think of comfort.

Heel Hold:   Not bad and our heels didn’t lift but we usually don’t have heel lift issues with our business.

Adjustability:  The traditional lace is slow but reliable and you also have lots of options to dial out the boot around your foot.

Flex Retention:  Along with comfort I also immediately think of Thirty Two as a boot that breaks down and packs out pretty quick.  That’s the price you pay with comfort.

Shock Absorption:   Outstanding shock absorption.  It’s all soft foam and it’s pretty cushy.

Traction:  The Lashed has a single mold sole that is one piece. This is good because it won’t fall apart but it lacks the traction in varied conditions that some boots have.  It also wears down quickly.

Footprint: Thirty-two kept up with the footprint reduction game and has a reduction. The sole is pretty flat which I’d like to see it turn up more at the heel and toe to have less heel and toe drag but it’s still pretty good.

On & Off Ease: It’s traditional lace so it’s not quick but a lot of people are weird about traditional lace these days.  I’ve often seen people lace up traditional lace faster than Double BOA boots.  Not because traditional lace is faster but because double and even single BOA can be hard to dial out at times.

If you can deal with the traction and quick wear issues of the sole then you have a comfortable entry level boot.

 
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ThirtyTwo Lashed User Reviews

ThirtyTwo Lashed Review And Buying Advice SKU UPC Model

Leaks!!!!!! And not covered by warranty

Apr 10, 2019 by Michelle
Ability Level: Advanced • 
Riding Style: Freeride • 
Days You Ride A Year: 20 • 
Height, Weight And Boot Size (for Boards, Boots & Bindings): 5'4'' Boot Size 8 

The boots is nice in terms of looks and fit, but it started leaking the first day I went on to the mountain at the left toes area, every time, after 1 or 2 runs. It gets very painful as I could feel snow melting in my toes, which hurts and made my toes numb. When I took the lift I could feel wind blowing into my boots too. I bought my boots from Evo so I contacted them regarding warranty, and Evo said "Thw boots are not meant to be waterproof so it is not covered by warranty" and told me to suck it up, regardless of how many times I told him waterproof and leaking from normal usage are two totally different things. According to Evo these kind of requests always gets rejected by Thirtytwo. So beware! If you don't want to take the risk of spending $200+ on a pair of leaky boots and deal with awful customer service / warranty program, best to stay away from this brand.


great boot

Apr 14, 2018 by subzero
Ability Level: Advanced • 
Riding Style: All mountain • 
Days You Ride A Year: 40 

32 lashed is a great boot, this is my 3rd lashed, and this time ti came with heel hold kit, that you can customize the boot with. Very confy, durable all mountain boot, with a good heel hold.


Fine boot, Awful customer service

Jan 11, 2018 by Hyder Bos-Jabbar
Ability Level: Advanced • 
Riding Style: Everything • 
Days You Ride A Year: 30-60 

To be honest the boot was great. It was comfortable, stable and light. My issue is from the quick lace system and Thirty-Two's AWFUL customer service. I bought this boot last Christmas (fall 2016 edition) and used it about 6 times when all of a sudden my quick laces on my lower left boot no longer moved. No matter how hard I pulled it would not slide, tighten or loosen. Turns out the plastic track that the line runs in tore off and got wedged. No only this but the pin in the tab that hold the laces tight bent and broke. So both of my boots are broken, one won't loosen because the track is jammed and the other won't tighten because there is no tab to hold it tight. I have called customer service and left multiple messages, as well as emailed them regarding the issue. NO REPLY.

So in conclusion the boot feels great but is as cheaply made as possible. This combined with their complete lack of caring about their customer has pushed me away from the Thirty-Two brand entirely.

I would much recommend spending your money on a pair of DC with Boas (life time warranty on those lace systems). Not to mention they actually will speak to you if you have an issue.


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