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I have a pair of flow eclipse boa's.
I got it in like, 08 I think, but I did not like them at all They aren't very stiff in the toes. Actually, they aren't stiff at ALL in the toes. The boot would actually cave in where my toes were, so trying to carve with those bad boys was a difficult thing to do Not to mention, the cables and stuff wore off soooo quick. I personally don't recommend boa's. |
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![]() Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Front Range
Posts: 9,179
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Currently riding on a pair of BOA focus Celsius boots.
Not sure about the toe part mentioned above. Sounds like the wrong fitting boot, as the lower focus section tightens the same area as laces would. Anyway, I find the closure to be rock solid. The boots are comfortable. The system works for sure. The biggest thing is getting the boot that fits your needs and more importantly your foot. If it doesn't fit, I don't care what kind of closure you have, it'll suck. |
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: NJ
Posts: 121
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Im riding Vans Aura with Focus Boas soo fast and comfortable. I love how secure my feet feel in them and its really easy to tighten or loosen on the hill.
I have a question though, when the boas recoil, do you guys have a little slack in them? mine doesnt seem to recoil all the way and its a little loose. |
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