Discover the product Control Light camel - 9.5 and receive our expert advice to make the right purchase.
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Last updated at 07/06/2025 19:14:07
originally posted on evogear.com
i've worn them 4 or 5 times now so I can't speak to their durability yet but so far I am very impressed. These boots fit true to size and are maybe a BIT snug in the toe but not enough where I would recommend sizing up. I would recommend getting the shoe size you normally wear.The liner (DC White) is my favorite part of the boot so far. very easy to get the bottom part of the liner tight and also higher up the calf has a wrap around strap that helps keep your foot stable. The BOA system works really well and I love being able to tight them on the fly. Haven't tried them out in the park but they perform really well in deep powder and on fast paced groomers as well.Pretty firm boot overall but still comfortable enough to wear all day with 0 breaks. they may be a ... Morei've worn them 4 or 5 times now so I can't speak to their durability yet but so far I am very impressed. These boots fit true to size and are maybe a BIT snug in the toe but not enough where I would recommend sizing up. I would recommend getting the shoe size you normally wear.The liner (DC White) is my favorite part of the boot so far. very easy to get the bottom part of the liner tight and also higher up the calf has a wrap around strap that helps keep your foot stable. The BOA system works really well and I love being able to tight them on the fly. Haven't tried them out in the park but they perform really well in deep powder and on fast paced groomers as well.Pretty firm boot overall but still comfortable enough to wear all day with 0 breaks. they may be a bit on the cold side meaning they don't have too much insulation. I typically board in warmer temperatures and my feet don't get overly warm and the few times I wore them in 20 F I noticed my toes would get cold.
originally posted on evogear.com
I ordered a few different pairs (11, 11.5, and 12) to find the one that matched my foot size. I ended up thinking the 12 (same as my shoe size) was correct. There was some contact between my big toe and the end of the toe box, but my internet research (we have 0 local shop resources here in central NC) told me that was normal. However, after a few rides these boots are still murdering my big toes! They feel like torture devices by mid day on the hill. These boots must run small, and I wish I knew that back when I ordered. Aside from that, they seem to be good quality and they look great.
originally posted on evogear.com
My first boots after switching from skis so nothing to compare to, but these boots are really nice. I love the BOA system and they're mostly really comfortable. I unfortunately got them a half size too big so once the liner packed in the slop gives me a few pressure points, but I can't tell if that's just a sizing issue or the boot.I liked them enough to buy another pair in the right size this time.
| Closure | Zonal closure |
| Lining | Response liner II |
| Flex rating | 4/10 |
i've worn them 4 or 5 times now so I can't speak to their durability yet but so far I am very impressed. These boots fit true to size and are maybe a BIT snug in the toe but not enough where I would recommend sizing up. I would recommend getting the shoe size you normally wear.The liner (DC White) is my favorite part of the boot so far. very easy to get the bottom part of the liner tight and also higher up the calf has a wrap around strap that helps keep your foot stable. The BOA system works really well and I love being able to tight them on the fly. Haven't tried them out in the park but they perform really well in deep powder and on fast paced groomers as well.Pretty firm boot overall but still comfortable enough to wear all day with 0 breaks. they may be a ... Morei've worn them 4 or 5 times now so I can't speak to their durability yet but so far I am very impressed. These boots fit true to size and are maybe a BIT snug in the toe but not enough where I would recommend sizing up. I would recommend getting the shoe size you normally wear.The liner (DC White) is my favorite part of the boot so far. very easy to get the bottom part of the liner tight and also higher up the calf has a wrap around strap that helps keep your foot stable. The BOA system works really well and I love being able to tight them on the fly. Haven't tried them out in the park but they perform really well in deep powder and on fast paced groomers as well.Pretty firm boot overall but still comfortable enough to wear all day with 0 breaks. they may be a bit on the cold side meaning they don't have too much insulation. I typically board in warmer temperatures and my feet don't get overly warm and the few times I wore them in 20 F I noticed my toes would get cold.
I ordered a few different pairs (11, 11.5, and 12) to find the one that matched my foot size. I ended up thinking the 12 (same as my shoe size) was correct. There was some contact between my big toe and the end of the toe box, but my internet research (we have 0 local shop resources here in central NC) told me that was normal. However, after a few rides these boots are still murdering my big toes! They feel like torture devices by mid day on the hill. These boots must run small, and I wish I knew that back when I ordered. Aside from that, they seem to be good quality and they look great.
My first boots after switching from skis so nothing to compare to, but these boots are really nice. I love the BOA system and they're mostly really comfortable. I unfortunately got them a half size too big so once the liner packed in the slop gives me a few pressure points, but I can't tell if that's just a sizing issue or the boot.I liked them enough to buy another pair in the right size this time.
This is my first set of really nice boots. My first few times boarding I've always rented and having to lace my boots was kind of a drag. My first pair of boots I bought for myself had a BOA lacing system, but it wasn't BOA branded. Better, but didn't hold on to my feet whenever I leaned forward and the BOAs didn't tighten enough to hold my feet in. I absolutely love these DCs and the dual zone BOAs just hug my feet. The ankle hugging shape in the liners locks me in and it feels awesome. Doesn't take long to break in, but still feels like the quality will last forever.
Solid boots. They worked great for everything on the mountain. The boa system is a must for easy on/off. The heel was a little wide for me, but I also have narrow heels compared to my shoe size. Fits true to size.
With the season being cancelled, I haven't been able to test these so this review is just based on initial testing at home. Right out of the box, these look great and very well made, you can definitely tell the are DCs. Initial fit was very tight but after wearing them around the house laced up for a while, they now feel great. The boot is pretty lightweight in comparison to most which is nice and the stiffness seems to be a pretty good medium balance, but a little more to the stiff side. Was able to have the liner molded to my feet and now they feel fantastic. Only initial complaint is the liner is pretty difficult to get In and out of the shell.
Boots are nice and stiff with a lot of adjustment. The liner has a loop that lets you get the foot bindings tight, and then you can cinch the rest of the liner. There is also a velcro strap above the ankle that adds to stability. The double boa is really great, and allows you to tighten the calf/ankle and foot separately. The contours around the ankle are quit nice and are really effective to prevent heel lift.Boots look really nice and felt solid even at the end of the day.These run small. I typically wear an 8.5-9 womens (6.5-7M), and I followed the size chart and got a 7.5M. My toes still bottom out and I had to borrow my boyfriend's super thin ski socks to fit my feet in my boots. So, I recommend ordering a full size up if you want to wear socks on the mountain
I've ridden Burton boots for at least 15 years. Rulers mostly. I've blown them out each season with a minimum of 65 days. I decided to try something different. And Boa was high on my list. These are crazy comfortable, great stiffness and have a hard toe cap which was a bonus as my toe straps always dig into my Burtons. DC takes me back to the 90s and honestly it was my favorite time in snowboarding. Hey look dope. So why not? I've only worn them in the house but I'm pretty experienced so I think I can gauge what they'll be like. I'm happy with this purchase and may ride DC from here on out.
I was told that these boots run small so I sized up a half size, they still fit really tight. After riding them for a few days I have realized that these are some of the most unimpressive boots that I have ever bought. They are not a medium-stiff boot but feel more like a soft 3 out of 10 and broke in within a half a day. If you are an aggressive rider I doubt that these would last a season. The toe feels as if it has no insulation and never really warmed up through the day. The boa lacing system is great however you are only ever able to get the upper section tight, the lower section feels loose no matter how hard you crank it down (sounds like this is a known issue after reading through other reviews). The liners feel like they are constantly slipping around ... MoreI was told that these boots run small so I sized up a half size, they still fit really tight. After riding them for a few days I have realized that these are some of the most unimpressive boots that I have ever bought. They are not a medium-stiff boot but feel more like a soft 3 out of 10 and broke in within a half a day. If you are an aggressive rider I doubt that these would last a season. The toe feels as if it has no insulation and never really warmed up through the day. The boa lacing system is great however you are only ever able to get the upper section tight, the lower section feels loose no matter how hard you crank it down (sounds like this is a known issue after reading through other reviews). The liners feel like they are constantly slipping around inside the boot and their support drawstring meant to hold your heel into the back of the boot only tightens around your calf rather than your ankle.
These boots are great. While trying on other boots, I noticed the aluminum framing towards the ankle and heel that was digging in a little and it was painful. The boot fitter said they could hammer that part down a bit. I knew that couldn't be the solution, because even then it would never be a perfect fit. This boot however uses a high density foam that secures the ankle and heel in a snug way without digging in and being painful or feel like it's aggressively trying to fight the ergonomics of my feet.
| Closure | Zonal closure |
| Lining | Response liner II |
| Flex rating | 4/10 |
