Light Weight Super Comfy Very Warm Fit Ride LX bindings perfectly Look great

None that i have found

The NEW Moto (2003) boot is the most comfortable boot i have used in eight years of riding.

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Burton Ruler

good but could better

Look super cool, great cusioning and ultra comfortable fit, absorb landing very well, great price, very warm liner,

arent as stiff as other boots, which can be a disadvantage, if yur not a freestlye rider.

Yo this boot is off the hook. I have never had a boot that had more support for my feet. These are a great boot for freestyle riding because, the are super cool looking, and fit like a glove. These boots absorb your landings like a pillow. And are a great price. For me there awsome cuz they look dope for one thing,and are just what im looking for in a boot.

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Burton Driver (last boot used)

looks, price

gets wet in warm conditions

Great boot for the price.

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northwave, ride

heel pads to help reduce heel lift and quick lace system for liner and PRICE from a quality manufacturer

can''''t think of one

Poster my review in 2001 - sorry! So I''''m posting here as well: I haven''''t tried out alot of boots, cuz I don''''t have money to burn, but these boots are pretty darn good for the price! My feet stayed dry and warm all day and I rode 4 days in a row 9am-5pm with lightweight socks (no liners). I have 2001 Ride EX bindings and they fit perfectly. Also, I have skinny ankles and these boots have extra padding at the achilles tendon area built in which helped keep my heels in place, but I need more "heel-staying" support! Overall a good boot for beginners and some intermediate. Considering that I can only take 2-3 trips to the mountain per year (i live in FL) these boots are perfect!

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Vans (forgot model)

None

I have just used a pair of new moto''s for a weeks boarding in Italy and I have nothing bad to say about them. They were comfortable, well fitting (lace up liner a bonus), well made, warm, dry and look good in blue and grey, but best of they are excellent value for occasional boarders like myself. I think burton must have worked hard to iron out all the problems from the previous moto because none were apparent.

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Old moto, Rossignol, 32''s

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I have just used a pair of new moto''s for a weeks boarding in Italy and I have nothing bad to say about them. They were comfortable, well fitting (lace up liner a bonus), well made, warm, dry and look good in blue and grey, but best of they are excellent value for occasional boarders like myself. I think burton must have worked hard to iron out all the problems from the previous moto because none were apparent.

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Old moto, Rossignol, 32''s

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I previously reviewed my Burton Moto''s as 01, but it turns out they are ''02 models, so here''s the poop: I''ve ridden these boots once, and have nothing but praise for them so far. The previous models (97-00) got terrible reviews, and I can''t tell you if the deserved it or not. What I can tell you is that the problems described in those reviews (heavy, cold, tight, uncomfortable, stiff, wet feet) must have been addressed by Burton. I rode for 7 hours straight, I''m beginner just on the big slopes so these boots got USED while I was in ''em. End of the day? My feet were dry as a bone, warm, and felt great. Basically, I forgot I was wearing the boots at all. Granted this is the first time I''ve used these boots, so maybe when they break in they''ll suck (doubt it), but for a first time out with 7 hours straight in them, they were great. No blisters, no foot cramps, nada.

Customer Service

Huh? My boots are supposed to serve me? Awesome.

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Cheap a$$ Kempers. Suck suck suck suck!