new snowboard boots!
Tuesday, Oct 10. 2006 – Category: Outdoors
i stopped by our local Any Mountain store on Monday and found a pair of boots being cleared out: 2006 Salomon Maori’s. they had one pair left in an 8.5. on a whim i picked them up and they were amazingly light. way lighter and comfier than my old pair of Burton boots i’ve been riding around on for the past 5 years.
that, and they were on sale for $90.
score!
so i picked ‘em up. but just to make sure they’re comfy enough, i’ve been wearing them whenever i get a chance and walking around in them to make sure they feel okay…. which is why i cooked dinner, walked the dogs around the block, and am now blogging in my snowboard boots.
let me just say…. you definitely get some strange looks from the neighbours when you tromp by walking your dogs in shorts, a t-shirt, and snowboard boots.
these are definitely a pair i can hike up shasta in though, so woot!
Tags: shasta, snowboarding
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Snowboard Central Says:
March 6th, 2008 at 14:08Hey man, getting a decent pair of Burton snowboard boots for that price is extraordinary, congrats! Hope they worked out well for you.
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October 11th, 2006 at 20:32