ThirtyTwo TM-2 Double Boa Stevens 2026 Grey
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Product description
Thirty Two TM-2 Double Boa Stevens 2026 Grey Snowboard Boot
Strength, Comfort and Style on the Mountain
The Thirty Two TM-2 Double Boa Stevens 2026 Grey snowboard boot combines ultimate performance with a striking style. Designed in collaboration with pro snowboarder Chris Bradshaw, this boot offers everything you need for a day full of adventure on the mountain.
Characteristics:
- Dual Boa Closure System: For a quick and effortless fit. Adjust the tension separately on the upper and lower part of the shoe for personalized support.
- Performance Fit: The TM-2 offers a medium-stiff flex that is perfect for all-mountain riders who want to get out in the park as well as on the slopes.
- Premium Comfort: Features a 3D molded tongue and heat-moldable liner that conforms to the contours of your foot, allowing you to experience long-lasting comfort.
- Vibram® Outsole: Provides unmatched grip and durability even in the most challenging conditions.
- Exclusive Oxblood Color: The stylish and unique color will make you stand out on the mountain and in the park.
Specifications:
- Flex: Medium (7/10)
- Liner: Performance Liner
- Closure system: Double Boa
- Outsole: Vibram®
- Color: Grey
Whether you want to learn new tricks in the park, or push your limits on steep slopes, the Thirty Two TM-2 Double Boa Stevens 2026 Grey snowboard boot offers the perfect combination of support, durability, and style. Step in and experience the next generation of snowboard performance.
Specifications
| Article Number | 110928-thirt |
| Category | Snowboard Boots |
| Brand | Thirtytwo |
| Boot Size (CM | EU) | 27-5-42-5, 28-0-43-0, 28-5-44-0, 29-44-5 |
| Binding System | Boa Systeem |
| Category | Snowboardschoenen |
| Gender | Men |
| Condition | New |
| Season | 2025-2026 |
| Color | Grey |
| Stock | In stock |
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