Burton Ruler vs Vans Infuse

By having two separate independent closure system, it's just going to let you dial in the perfect tightness for whatever kind of riding you want to do...

Now one of the big changes on this liner compared to a lot of the other liners in the Vans collection is that neoprene section at the front of the lin...

A good mid tier and mid flex boot you can get for cheap because last seasons are always available is something like a Burton Ruler. They feel like sneakers. Another thing to try is to not ride a super wide stance and to ride like like a 20 degree front foot and a 10 to 15 back foot binding angle. Also toe straps can cause toe pain if they are too tight

Another interesting thing about this boot is it features a five to nine flex rating, which depends on basically how much you either tighten down this ...

I want to start with the inside of the shell, the bottom of the shell, and kind of work my way up. I'm going to go from the ground up basically, and t...

And this is the Vans Infuse. I've ridden this over the years and it hasn't changed too much, but I felt like we needed to do an updated review To give...

I like these boots alot. They are much lighter than my previous pair of DC boots and the boa system is great for ease of getting in and out of the boots. These boots are the same size as my old pair of DC's but their footprint is at least a full size smaller which is great. I originally ordered a size 12 because my feet are 11

Closest was Vans Infuse but I really can't deal with how heavy that boot is and all the excess tech. Vans also has pretty shitty manufacturing in my experience, like always having outsoles that are misaligned and glued, or the cuff having an odd angle on one boot.