How to Choose Wakeboard Boots
We break down some key features and terminology on the latest boots, so you can choose the perfect pair for your riding style.
We break down some key features and terminology on the latest boots, so you can choose the perfect pair for your riding style.
Lowdown: The Kinetic is a top-of-the-line boot designed for advanced riders who like a completely customized feel. It’s crazy-comfy and the cushy heel pad takes
Lowdown: The One is for those seeking a supportive but flexible high-end, custom-fit boot. Heat-moldable liners give a completely customizable fit. Feetbelts make your heel
Lowdown: Designed to fit a wide variety of foot sizes, the Venza is an easy-to-use open-toe boot comfortable for anybody who hops on the boat.
Lowdown: The Cocktail is made for the price-conscious consumer who wants the classic Ronix fit without all the bells and whistles. It’s a closed toe
Lowdown: The Prizm boot was built for riders hitting the local park or winch spot. The removable inner neoprene bootee stays on your feet for
Lowdown: Built for comfort and designed to fit a wide range of women’s foot sizes, the Karma is a brand-new addition to the CWB line.
Lowdown: The Empire boot is a great option for beginner to intermediate riders who prefer the feel of an open-toe boot. The Infinity Plate System
Gear | Round-Up: Supportive Boots Photo: Peter Vahlfridsson If ankle support is a priority for you, then you’re in luck. We’ve selected some of our
What is Aaron Rathy riding on and in these days? Check out his 2015 Rider Set-Up and find out. Aaron is always top of mind
While Ol’ Jimbo may use “super” to describe all things in life, he sure does know how to wakeboard pretty well and looks good doing
Do you want to know what Shane Bonifay is riding these days? Shane cruised by and showed us everything he keeps inside his board bag
We break down some key features and terminology on the latest boots, so you can choose the perfect pair for your riding style.
Lowdown: The Kinetic is a top-of-the-line boot designed for advanced riders who like a completely customized feel. It’s crazy-comfy and the cushy heel pad takes
Lowdown: The One is for those seeking a supportive but flexible high-end, custom-fit boot. Heat-moldable liners give a completely customizable fit. Feetbelts make your heel
Lowdown: Designed to fit a wide variety of foot sizes, the Venza is an easy-to-use open-toe boot comfortable for anybody who hops on the boat.
Lowdown: The Cocktail is made for the price-conscious consumer who wants the classic Ronix fit without all the bells and whistles. It’s a closed toe
Lowdown: The Prizm boot was built for riders hitting the local park or winch spot. The removable inner neoprene bootee stays on your feet for
Lowdown: Built for comfort and designed to fit a wide range of women’s foot sizes, the Karma is a brand-new addition to the CWB line.
Lowdown: The Empire boot is a great option for beginner to intermediate riders who prefer the feel of an open-toe boot. The Infinity Plate System
Gear | Round-Up: Supportive Boots Photo: Peter Vahlfridsson If ankle support is a priority for you, then you’re in luck. We’ve selected some of our
What is Aaron Rathy riding on and in these days? Check out his 2015 Rider Set-Up and find out. Aaron is always top of mind
While Ol’ Jimbo may use “super” to describe all things in life, he sure does know how to wakeboard pretty well and looks good doing
Do you want to know what Shane Bonifay is riding these days? Shane cruised by and showed us everything he keeps inside his board bag
