Both are really easy to lace up too.įlex Retention: You can’t expect much for a boot of this price point but there is some flex preservation.

Heel Hold: Burton holds in the heel well enough and most beginner riders shouldn’t have issues with it.Īdjustability: Speed lace is easily adjustable and great for those that like to separate their upper and lower lacing. As a beginner and possibly an intermediate you won’t care too much about this and might even like it better but as you progress you might realize that this isn’t as good as a ride as the higher end boots.įlex: This very much defines the medium/soft flex definition and it’s got a very forgiving feel with a little response in there for a rider to start engaging into harder turns.Ĭomfort: Burton makes very comfortable boots that work for a wide variety of feet so this will be easy to start out on day one without too much of a painful breaking in process. The Mint is comfortable, forgiving and very well built. You also get a decent amount of tech for a boot of this price.

The 2016 Burton Mint is similar to the 15. No one is perfect and we do make money from the “Where To Buy” links below, but this is our best attempt at an honest and objective review from an average riders’ perspective. It’s got a lot of things and entry to a more advanced level rider will like.Įthics Statement: We don’t get paid by the manufacturer to write these reviews. It’s more than a beginner boot and it can hang in there for a while as you progress. The Burton Mint has been around for a while and is one of the better choices you can make as a beginner. About The Good Ride Snowboard Outerwear Reviews.About The Good Ride Snowboard Boot Reviews.About The Good Ride Snowboard Binding Reviews.

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