Men's snowboard boots
Looking for a new pair of men's snowboard boots?
Having a good pair of snowboard boots is as important as having a good snowboard! Glisshop has what it takes to get your expectations fulfilled with a large range of boots for men suited for all levels. Brands never stop improving their products and keep bringing innovations onto the market. More performance, better closure systems, more comfort...Forgiving boots for beginners to more responsive and precise boots for experienced riders, we have them all. Check out our selection of snowboard boots
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£179.11
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£125.35
With its well-balanced flex and comfortable construction, the Freedom SL Black Rubber from Northwave is a very pleasant snowboard boot and accessible throughout the resort.
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£250.79
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£175.53
The Decade SL Black from Northwave is a high-performance snowboard boot offering great reactivity and comfort on all terrains without being too rigid.
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£250.79
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£162.98
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£250.79
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£175.53
The Anthem TLS Black is a versatile snowboard boot developed by Nitro with an intermediate flex that allows you to go anywhere while maintaining a good balance between reactivity and tolerance.
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£259.75
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£220.42
The DC Control BOA Olive is a snowboard boot that offers great performance while maintaining playability and comfort.
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£304.55
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£258.85
The Judge Boa, here in Brown, is a men's snowboard boot from the American brand DC offering great performance thanks to its firm flex while being very comfortable.
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£385.19
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£327.04
The Judge Step On is a Step On snowboard boot developed by DC, designed to be used on the Burton Step On binding system and offering both responsiveness and comfort.
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£143.27
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£121.77
The Phase Overcast is a beginner's snowboard boot with a soft flex and a comfortable liner that offers maximum ease of use for those new to snowboarding.
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£412.07
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£267.81
Simply the most powerful boot of the brand, the Select TLS Charcoal Black is equipped with the best Nitro technologies, especially in terms of comfort and robustness.
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£259.75
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£181.82
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£421.03
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£336.81
The Chase Dual BOA Black is a stiff but comfortable snowboard boot thanks to its high-end construction by Nitro. It is perfect for all-mountain and freeride riding.
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£286.63
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£214.95
The Domain SL Dark Grey is a snowboard boot developed by Northwave, with a rigid flex and construction designed to provide maximum performance in freeride or carving.
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£340.39
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£268.71
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£214.95
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£223.91
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£145.15
The Rival TLS Black is a versatile snowboard boot developed by Nitro, offering support in the sills while maintaining flexibility and maximum comfort.
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£349.35
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£174.63
The Deeluxe X-Plorer PF Brown freeride snowboard boots offer all the support and precision you need in the descents all while being very comfortable during ascents with crampons.
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£205.99
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£164.77
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£501.67
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£351.14
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£250.79
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£188.07
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£447.91
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£313.51
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£358.31
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£286.63
The TLS Black Lime Incline Boot from Nitro is developed specifically for splitboarding, offering all the necessary strength, lightness and performance features.
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£322.47
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£188.07
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£159.49
The Burton, here in Black, is a Burton snowboard boot ideal for beginners or for leisure activities, offering a maximum of ease for progression throughout the resort.
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£214.95
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£182.69
The Mutiny Black is a DC snowboard boot that is easy to ride, comfortable and ideal for progression in freestyle or all mountain.
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£214.95
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£182.69
The Mutiny, shown here in Olive, is a lace-up snowboard boot offering an accessible and progressive flex as well as a good level of comfort to be able to ride all day and vary the pleasures in the resort.
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£304.55
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£243.62
The Photon Black is a fairly high-end snowboard boot developed by Burton Snowboards, with a rather firm flex, great comfort and a very qualitative outsole.
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£210.56
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£168.45
A little more reactive and qualitative than the entry-level models at K2 Snowboards, the Raider Black snowboard boot is still a very accessible and easy to ride model.
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You have no clue about how to choose your new snowboard boots
For some riders, buying a new pair of boots can be a pain. This is why it is important to define your needs first. What are your priorities, your budget, your riding style, which look you prefer...With those in mind, you’ll save time. Here are three tips that will make your selection easier.
What are your snowboarding skills?
More than your style (freestyle, freeride or piste), your skills will help you define the boots you need. The stiffness of the boot, its reactivity, precision and support will be totally different on an entry-level boot and on an expert one. An entry-level boot is more forgiving, more flexible, perfectly suited for beginners or occasional riders as it provides a more effortless riding. A more experienced rider will need more energy return and more powerful energy transmissions. This is what a high-end boot will provide.
Define your riding style
You won’t necessarily ride the same boots if you spend most of your time in the park or if you like charging hard and fast on or off piste. Make sure you know what are your expectations in terms of stiffness and technical features. Note that there are ultra-specific boots available. Mostly designed for freeriders, they feature specific outsoles (Vibram) offering added traction, an ultra-light and waterproof construction and / or a breathable liner.
Pay attention to the closure system: quick lacing, traditional lacing or boa system?
The closure system is a crucial element of a boot. There are several types available on the market:
- The quick lacing has become the most utilised system in the snowboard industry. It is light, it is efficient, durable and convenient. Each brand has developped its own system. Some of them have a system allowing to adjust upper and lower parts of the boot independantly from each other.
- The Boa system is basically a steel wire that runs through the boot, connected to a reel that you need to spin for tightening the boot. Very convenient, this system is also very reliable. It offers a consistent hold and remains adjusted all day. Available in single or double version (upper and lower parts separated) or in Boa Focus (the two wires connect on the instep to reinforce heel lock).
- The traditional lacing system has its fans too. It is a system that remains reliable and highly customisable as you can really adjust the parts where you want it tighter or looser. Brands have improved it to enhance the hold provided. Some feature blocking systems, straps or heel retention systems.