@kagurasnowsurfer The Maysis (not wide) were actually the boot that fit me best. They were nice and snug around my chicken legs without any alteratio...

Ride Insano are the stiffest that I've tried. Too stiff for freeriding really. They have a good articulation point that lasts instead of flexing and...

He posted a great vid here!

Vans are probably the definition of small heel, big toe box. But your feet are WIDE. My biggest foot is 254.2 x 94.3, but I have a very high ins...

Agreed. And you've really optimized your equipment for cross-over turns with tons of edge pressure, using stiff boots on a board with minimal tor...

Awesome, I’m really looking forward to this season. I may need to hit up Exegi for a custom next year… not so wide and a little more freeride. They...

Obvious question, how does the DoubleWide compare to the C4? It sounds like the nose shaping around the contact is a bit more like the Coiler, with ...

A great update from Lars:

Kevin seems like a nice Canadian boy that’s living the life… but I had to stop following him because so much of what he says is just wrong. His descr...

I wanted a longer deck for my stance, but also a longer wheelbase for stability. The Traditional Kingpin Trucks did not want to turn... I abruptly st...

@superfelix You've got smaller feet than me! The 164 Shorty has some torsional rigidity between the feet. I was riding binding angles of +21/+12 and...

Angry Snowboarder cuts it open…

@kagurasnowsurfer Don’t look at the DC Transcend then! The Vans Verse are quite good, but they get soft (even with the inserts). Still better t...

I don’t know about the width, but the height of the Insano is pretty low, it’s not really enough room for my high instep. They feel very low volume t...