Photon Step On® Snowboard Boots - Wide - Men's
$419.99
$599.99Save $180.00 (30%)
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- The current price has held for 3 days.
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About this product
The Burton Photon Step On Snowboard Boots in Men's Wide are built around the strapless Step On system, which uses a heel backstay connection point and toe cleats in the forefoot to lock securely into compatible bindings without the hassle of traditional straps. A 1:1 firm flex PowerUp tongue maintains a consistent fit between boot and tongue throughout a run, while the Focus cuff hugs the ankle and rides slightly higher for improved heel hold and response. The Snugger Strap lets riders fine-tune heel hold and forward flex stiffness on the fly. Closure is handled by the Sequence BOA Fit System, which runs two distinct lace paths for even, top-to-bottom tension with a single dial. The Imprint 3 heat-moldable liner features a hook-and-loop closure, an inner lace lock, and lightweight power panels for a customized, responsive fit. Sleeping bag reflective foil underfoot returns heat to the foot in cold conditions, and ReBounce cushioning sits within the shell for direct impact protection. The EST-optimized midsole lowers center of gravity for improved board feel, and Shrinkage footbed technology reduces the overall footprint to limit toe drag. The wide last suits riders who need additional volume.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Burton
- Color
- Colour: Black
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Burton Photon Step On Wide for its fast, convenient entry and exit, calling it the best quick-release system available. The heat-moldable Imprint 3 liner, dual Boa dials, and warm DryRide lining earn strong marks for comfort and fit, and the wide version is widely recommended as the go-to choice for riders with E-width feet or wider. Performance on groomers and at speed is noted as a genuine strength, with the boot delivering solid response for intermediate to aggressive riders. The most common criticisms center on flex retention: multiple reviewers and forum users report that the boots lose stiffness noticeably after 10 to 40 days of riding. Liner pack-out is a related concern. Some riders also find the integrated Boa ankle strap less adjustable than a true dual-Boa setup, and the system requires Burton Step On bindings, limiting compatibility.
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