[Neil29]

What is your foot size? Are you EE wide?

we live in a space ship dear!

I’m a EEE+, got my TM-2s yesterday. Initial try-on is positive. Can’t wait to heat mold them and really get them locked in. The boot to binding connection with my new Rome cleavers feels awesome (at least in the living room lol). Won’t be able to really try them for at least a few weeks…

 

[iWolfram9]

Before following Wiredsport's at-home barefoot measurements, I've been oversizing my boot size for the past two pairs of snowboard boots. This 2021/2022 season I went with a pair of Adidas Tactical ADV size 12. I went with my sneaker size (doh!). After getting my barefoot measurements earlier this week, I found out that I am a size 10.5 EE (282 Mondo and 110 mm wide). I've been eyeing a pair of ThirtyTwo's TM-2 Double BOA Wide for quite some time and managed to get a pair at a local snowboard store for sale! I can't wait to try them out this weekend at the local ski resort. The only issue I might face is the size of my bindings (Salomon District large) and width of my snowboard (Salomon Craft 160W).

 

[scsurf]

10.5 wide is a tough place to be (my size too). I think you'd be good with the large bindings. 32s are known for being bulky and a wide boot only adds to it. My 10.5 Burton Ion Wides are snug in a lot of L bindings. Mine are fairly blown out at the ankles but I still think L would be the place to start.

 

[SEWiShred]

Before following Wiredsport's at-home barefoot measurements, I've been oversizing my boot size for the past two pairs of snowboard boots. This 2021/2022 season I went with a pair of Adidas Tactical ADV size 12. I went with my sneaker size (doh!). After getting my barefoot measurements earlier this week, I found out that I am a size 10.5 EE (282 Mondo and 110 mm wide). I've been eyeing a pair of ThirtyTwo's TM-2 Double BOA Wide for quite some time and managed to get a pair at a local snowboard store for sale! I can't wait to try them out this weekend at the local ski resort. The only issue I might face is the size of my bindings (Salomon District large) and width of my snowboard (Salomon Craft 160W).

I am in a same position as you, I contacted Flow and they told me to size up in bindings.

 

[2by2handsofblue]

Before following Wiredsport's at-home barefoot measurements, I've been oversizing my boot size for the past two pairs of snowboard boots. This 2021/2022 season I went with a pair of Adidas Tactical ADV size 12. I went with my sneaker size (doh!). After getting my barefoot measurements earlier this week, I found out that I am a size 10.5 EE (282 Mondo and 110 mm wide). I've been eyeing a pair of ThirtyTwo's TM-2 Double BOA Wide for quite some time and managed to get a pair at a local snowboard store for sale! I can't wait to try them out this weekend at the local ski resort. The only issue I might face is the size of my bindings (Salomon District large) and width of my snowboard (Salomon Craft 160W).

Let us know how that boot fits. I'm a size 8 but I'm a EE wide myself.


we live in a space ship dear!

 

[smellysell]

Before following Wiredsport's at-home barefoot measurements, I've been oversizing my boot size for the past two pairs of snowboard boots. This 2021/2022 season I went with a pair of Adidas Tactical ADV size 12. I went with my sneaker size (doh!). After getting my barefoot measurements earlier this week, I found out that I am a size 10.5 EE (282 Mondo and 110 mm wide). I've been eyeing a pair of ThirtyTwo's TM-2 Double BOA Wide for quite some time and managed to get a pair at a local snowboard store for sale! I can't wait to try them out this weekend at the local ski resort. The only issue I might face is the size of my bindings (Salomon District large) and width of my snowboard (Salomon Craft 160W).

I'm hoping those tm2 are the me width as the tacticals!

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[Neil29]

The only issue I might face is the size of my bindings (Salomon District large) and width of my snowboard (Salomon Craft 160W).
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That’s awesome about the boots. My size 10s are pretty snug in my ML Rome Cleavers, and you should be fine with your bindings and board. Were you able to mold them yet? And I’m hoping I’m healed enough by next weekend to ride.

 

[Neil29]

I went to a shop today looking for second board bindings..they had the ride lasso pro wide in my size so I tried them. Keep in mind I’m trying to break in my new Thirtytwo TM-2 wides at home with some pressure points around my pinky toe and the extra foot to the right of that (EEE+ foot) that concern me. The lasso pros were almost perfect out of the box!!! After shopping with them on for 30 minutes, no pain, no tingling, no compression. Heat molded the sides before I left the shop to ensure the sides have enough cushion. Not sure what I’m going to do with the TM-2s. May try to heat mold them or sell them.

 

[Matty_B_Bop]

I went to a shop today looking for second board bindings..they had the ride lasso pro wide in my size so I tried them. Keep in mind I’m trying to break in my new Thirtytwo TM-2 wides at home with some pressure points around my pinky toe and the extra foot to the right of that (EEE+ foot) that concern me. The lasso pros were almost perfect out of the box!!! After shopping with them on for 30 minutes, no pain, no tingling, no compression. Heat molded the sides before I left the shop to ensure the sides have enough cushion. Not sure what I’m going to do with the TM-2s. May try to heat mold them or sell them.

Dude, yes! Stoked that you found a boot that you’re thrilled about!

Now to dial in the rest of your setup to take your riding to the next level!


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[smellysell]

I went to a shop today looking for second board bindings..they had the ride lasso pro wide in my size so I tried them. Keep in mind I’m trying to break in my new Thirtytwo TM-2 wides at home with some pressure points around my pinky toe and the extra foot to the right of that (EEE+ foot) that concern me. The lasso pros were almost perfect out of the box!!! After shopping with them on for 30 minutes, no pain, no tingling, no compression. Heat molded the sides before I left the shop to ensure the sides have enough cushion. Not sure what I’m going to do with the TM-2s. May try to heat mold them or sell them.

What size?

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[Neil29]

What size?

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Size 10 wide (both of them) the tm-2s haven’t been heat molded yet only worn around the house for about an hour

 

[iWolfram9]

Just finished my first day with my ThirtyTwo TM-2 Double BOA Wide boots and I can say that the boot is very responsive! I did not experience any pinch points, but my toes did get numb throughout the day. Mind you I did not get them heat molded, because I want to mold them in with my body heat and weight. Again, I went from a size 11.5 and 12 snowboard boots to a 10.5, so my feet will get used to the suddenly adjustment. I’ll get going again tomorrow and next weekend. So I’ll try to update for any significant changes.

 

[Neil29]

Dude, yes! Stoked that you found a boot that you’re thrilled about!

Now to dial in the rest of your setup to take your riding to the next level!


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Thanks, breaking in boots and bindings while I practice Ollie’s in the den…

 

[SkA]

So I guess based on Neil29's information, I can speculate the Ride Lasso Pro wide are for EEE widths as well. @Neil29 I'd be grateful if you come back after trying them out on the snow and confirm you didn't have any pain that might have been caused due to width issues in the end.

Just finished my first day with my ThirtyTwo TM-2 Double BOA Wide boots and I can say that the boot is very responsive! I did not experience any pinch points, but my toes did get numb throughout the day.

I have that issue with my Burton Ions and my pinky toes. The last issue I cannot seem to rectify no matter which Angry snowboarder's boot fitting guides I try to apply on them. Or rather - I can avoid the issue by not tightening the boots in the lower part, but then the first couple of hours of use are painful on the sole and arches, as I suspect I'm able to arch my feet, when going on the toe edge, too much. So I'm constantly battling between having my pinky toes going numb vs not having pain across my whole soles.

Hopefully you'll be able to figure out what to do to relieve it. Don't think it's healthy to have any kind of numbness for prolonged periods in the end.

 

[Wiredsport]

So I guess based on Neil29's information, I can speculate the Ride Lasso Pro wide are for EEE widths as well.

Hi Guys,
The Ride site now has it posted as:
WIDE LAST:
Performance designed, men’s tailored fit offered in EE Width.

Very Stoked to see more brands producing for Wide feet but equally importantly, posting the Design width as well.

 

[SkA]

WIDE LAST:
Performance designed, men’s tailored fit offered in EE Width.

Thanks for that.

 

[Neil29]

So I guess based on Neil29's information, I can speculate the Ride Lasso Pro wide are for EEE widths as well. @Neil29 I'd be grateful if you come back after trying them out on the snow and confirm you didn't have any pain that might have been caused due to width issues in the end.
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SkA, I rode the lasso pro’s for about 3 hours and the TM-2s for about an hour. I wore both of them with new balance superfeet impact soles that are really thin and arch support is just right for me. Both of them felt snug with thicker insoles when trying to break them in at home. I rode with my new Rome Cleaver bindings that I was also trying to dial in.
The lasso pros are so easy to get on. The ankle support is controlled by the side boa and it’s so easy to get it snug and keep your ankle in place (no toe jam). The top boa controls the entire lace but doesn’t seem to tighten the footbed too tight. With the ankle support really tight, I didn’t feel like I had to over tighten the boot. I had no hot spots for the three hours with them. The interior of the liner is plush and comfortable (when I was working through insoles, I put the on without insoles and I could barely tell because it was so soft and cushy). The toe straps fit around the toe well and didn’t put any pressure through the boot. The heel strap felt good with these, but I think I’m going to adjust them higher on the ankle.
The TM-2s are a bit more bulky and much more involved to get on. The ankle drawstrings over the liner is standard but I can never get it tight enough to make my ankle feel secure in the boot. Then the calf strap has to be tightened and then the two boas. It’a more than twice the time and I don’t feel as secure in the boot. After wearing the Lasso’s the interior of the TM-2’s liners couldn’t compare.When tightening the toe straps, I could actually feel pressure in my outer two toes from the straps. The heal strap was also creating a weird pressure point that wasn’t nearly as bad with the lasso’s (I’m pretty sure I could avoid this if I adjust the straps higher). The TM-2 are also about a little shorter, but it didn’t cause too much additional pressure at the top of the toes. After an hour with the TM-2, I was a bit more uncomfortable than when I finished with the lasso’s. They are good boots and if I didn’t try the lasso pros I would be happy with the TM-2s.
i hope that helps, I may try the TM-2s one more time, but I’ll probably sell them.

 

[SkA]

i hope that helps, I may try the TM-2s one more time, but I’ll probably sell them.

Thanks! I'm curious - you said you've measured yourself to EEE width, but Ride seems to declare the Lasso at EE width, yet it worked fine for you? Based on feedback here I'm presuming the TM-2 Wide should be wider, but I have no idea how one would compare that accurately.

 

[UnFocus]

Hi Guys,
The Ride site now has it posted as:
WIDE LAST:
Performance designed, men’s tailored fit offered in EE Width.

Very Stoked to see more brands producing for Wide feet but equally importantly, posting the Design width as well.

Would that be a good fit for me? Was looking at Ride Lasso pro Wide, or k2 maysis wide since they're on sale.
I currently have a Size 9 burton step on photon wide boot, and my feet tend to cramp when the boa is done too tight.
My foot size is 24.77cm and 3 13/16" wide or EE, not sure if its okay for me to go to size 8 as they list it for 26 cm

 

[Wiredsport]

Would that be a good fit for me? Was looking at Ride Lasso pro Wide, or k2 maysis wide since they're on sale.
I currently have a Size 9 burton step on photon wide boot, and my feet tend to cramp when the boa is done too tight.
My foot size is 24.77cm and 3 13/16" wide or EE, not sure if its okay for me to go to size 8 as they list it for 26 cm

Hi,

24.77 cm is Mondo 250 or size 7 US in snowboard boots. You are EE width at this size so the Lasso Pro Wide will be a great choice in US size 7. Based on the meausrements above 26 cm or size 8 US would be far too large.

STOKED!