thirtytwo TM-2 XLT Snowboard Boot

This is my third pair of these boots. I typically get about 100 days on them before they start to show wear. They hold up to all types of riding better than an other boots I’ve owned and they get put through the ringer, a lot of days splitboarding and snowmobiling as well as a few days of resort riding.

I bought both 10.5 and 10. I usually wear 10.5 for Burton boots. For these, 10 fits better.It is a "very" stiff boot. If you are looking for extreme (euro) carving, this is the choice. It will keep you steady and easy to carve.One thing I really don't like is the footprint. Unlike Burton's, 32 boots are generally large.I used a Union force medium binding. The binding fits perfectly on Burton 10.5 boots, but barely fits 32 size 10 boots...I can squeeze it in, but not comfortable. Overall, I would say the quality is good, but it is not for me in terms of size.

The boot construction is dope. The look is exactly as you think they will look. But, like shoes who’s name rhyme with crikey- they are only made for certain feet. If you have a slightly wider foot, higher bridge or basically any other normal version of a foot- these will not fit you and no, you cannot just go a size up. I went even +1.5 up and still could not zip that beautiful half gator. So I found a pair of thirtytwos from the 2018/2019 season that ran a little wider and voila. Anyway if you have normal feet and those tennis I mentioned above fit you and you favor them- this boot might fit you. And if they do fit you, you WILL love them. They are a work of art.