DC Shoes Judge Snowboard Boots - Air Liners (For Women)

I find these very comfortable. The only down side is that the first pair I ordered had one air pump not working. The second pair I ordered had one pump not working as well. I knew eventually the air pumps would stop working, so I kept them, but didn't expect them to come broken. Overall, nice boot. They do run one half to one whole size small.

i bought these boots for my girlfriend as last year we spent a season in banff and she had real problems with some vans boots she bought.... she cant keep commenting on how comfy they are so if shes happy im happy....

There are a ton of things you can do with this boot to get that right fit! Other than bulky appearance, you wouldn't know you were wearing snowboarding boots! They are very easy to get in to (compared to others) and lacing up is so easy with the BOA system. The air liner pumps up nicely although I never had the need to pump it so much. They are warm and with the heat inserts, which I have not used, I would think your toes and foot would be able to stand the bitter cold. My street show size is 7.5 and I normally order an 8 if I need socks. I had to get a 8.5 in these boots because of other reviews and they were right - these boots fit just right.

after boarding for ten years,i know what my feet do and do not like. and they do not like these boots. one website said they run 1/2 size small, but think it is more of a whole size difference. i was wearing an 8 in another brand, and i could barely get my foot in the 8.5 of these. [...] the air liner in the heal doesn't really do anything, the lacing system, supposedly advanced, is just complicated and hurtful. not easy to get a proper adjustment. i highly recommend salomon, burton, or northwave for good womens boots.

Great adjustability for my narrow calves.