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The Hail™ is the logical choice for those pulling 100+ days a year, scrubbing toilets at night, just to shred all day. Built to let you lap the park ‘til your legs fall off, the Hail is crazy comfortable and crammed with cushioning like the NEW Stay-Puft Calf Capsule and massive NEW 270° Airbag. Slimmer, lighter, and built for tweakin’, there’s no better choice for those who have their priorities straight.
A high-grade hucker loaded with all the trimmings, the Hail is the unofficial pro model of dishwashing, toilet-scrubbing shredders worldwide!
All Hail the Shreddin' King! Slice and dice with the royally fresh style of these Burton boots!
Never suffer from toe drag again with Shrinkage Footprint Reduction technology that reduces the boot's overall footprint, making it shorter, lighter, and sleeker. Note: Sizing still remains true to size.
Articulating cuff with flex notches allows the upper and lower zones of the boot to flex independently to create fluid forward motion for minimized shell distortion and maximized heel hold and response.
R:1 Power Lacing system with speed hooks makes lacing up easy, with more pulling power for less effort.
Flex Spine Backstay delivers effortless medial and lateral mobility with ample edge-to-edge support.
Stay Puft Calf Capsule adds an airbag to the upper portion of the backstay for added calf cushioning.
Medium Flex Thin Profile 3D Molded Tongue controls flex and the stack-up of the shell/liner for improved comfort.
Head-moldable Flex 2 Liner features TaiPanel technology and a Velcro liner closure.
Ultra cush Park 2 molded 3-layer EVA footbed with Aegis antimicrobial coating and a soft edge tongue.
R70° Airbag Cushioning offers more cushioning and less weight for unstoppable impact protection.
9.50 shaft height.
Q8.00 circumference.
S5.00 oz.
Product measurements were taken using size 9. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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Bow to the Burton Hail and embrace these boots as a brother for they will carry you safely from the first 60ft table top to the last kinked rail and then some. Coupled with its new Flex2 Liner and TaiPanel for an inescapable heel hold the Hails are outfitted with Outlast Adaptive Comfort technology which means your feet stay a consistent temperature no matter what youre doing.
The Burton Hail is a high-grade hucker loaded with all the trimmings.
Throw some fuel on the gnar-b-q. The Hail is the logical choice for those pulling 100+ days a year, scrubbing toilets at night, just to shred all day. Built to let you lap the park ‘til your legs fall off, the Hail is crazy comfortable and crammed with cushioning like the New Stay-Puft Calf Capsule and massive NEW 270° Airbag. Slimmer, lighter, and built for tweakin’, there’s no better choice for those who have their priorities straight.
A high-grade hucker loaded with all the trimmings, the Hail™ is the unofficial pro model of toilet scrubbing, dish-washing shredders worldwide. Built to let you lap the park ‘til your legs fall off, the Hail features shock-proof air cushioning, and our NEW Flex2™ liner for a ride that’s just as soft and buttery as the shell. The NEW Flex Spine™ 2.0 Backstay begs to be boned-out, while the NEW Supercuff keeps those heels locked and loaded for the Gnar-B-Q.
First chair to last, you shred ‘til your legs are dead. After eight hours locked in your boots, you know how important long-lasting comfort is. With the smooth, kink-free flex of an articulating cuff, precision fit of a heat-moldable Imprint™ liner, shock-proof air cushioning and overall light-weight, the Burton Hail Snowboard Boot™ trickles SL-10™ über tech to couch-surfing, ticket-clipping levels.
Burton Hail snowboard boots are park boots with plenty of flex and shock-proofing without the performance price tag. The Flex2™ liner and Flex Spine™ give you a buttery ride, and the new Supercuff keeps your heels locked in. Lap the park all day in plush comfort.
Lace up Burton's skate-inspired Men's Hail Snowboard Boot, storm the terrain park, and watch everyone run for cover. The Hail's articulating cuff gives this medium-flex freestyle boot two distinct flex zones for forward mobility, increased response, and better heel hold. The super-light outsole features integrated air cushioning to absorb tremendous amounts of shock on rail hits and big drops without sacrificing board feel. The Hail's heat-moldable EVA footbed supports and cushions your foot, while ESS shanks increase response. The new Hail Snowboard Boots feature special rubber soles that harden to form traction-enhancing spikes in freezing temps. *Available for US Shipment Only. - Fall 2008.
Burton Hail Snowboard Boots 2009: A high-grade hucker loaded with all the trimmings, the Burton Hail Boots are the unofficial pro-model of toilet scrubbing, dishwashing shredders worldwide. Built to let you lap the park ‘til your legs fall off, the Burton Hail features shockproof air cushioning, and Burton’s new Flex2 liner for a ride that’s just as soft and buttery as the shell. The new Flex Spine 2.0 Backstay begs to be boned-out and the new Supercuff keeps those heels locked and loaded for the Gnar-B-Q.
Burton Hail Men’s Snowboard Boot 2008 — First chair to last, you shred ‘til your legs are dead. After eight hours locked into your boots, you know how important long-lasting comfort is. With the smooth, kink-free flex of an articulating cuff, precision fit of a heat-moldable Imprint™ liner, shock-proof air cushioning and overall light-weight, the 2008 Burton Hail Snowboard Boot takes SL-10 über tech to couch-surfing, ticket-clipping levels. Pay homage to the Burton Hail Boots and see where your loyalty takes you.
Your busser’s wages don’t exactly put you in the lap of luxury, but they do get you the Burton Men’s Hail Snowboard Boot and daylight hours off to ride, ride, and ride some more. Burton built these boots for lapping the park till your legs cramp, but the Hails can take on the slopes when necessary, such as after that two-foot dump. New oversized airbags ease the shock of hard landings, and flex zones allow for enhanced mobility without sacrificing response.
This description was also provided by: Backcountry.com
Burton Hail Snowboard Boots 2010: Hail to the Snow Gods. May they bring us a bountiful plenty of powder this winter season. Loaded with every unfair advantage, the Hail is the logical choice for those looking to pull 100+ days a year, scrubbing toilets and making the occasional ceremonial sacrifice just to shred all day.
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| 2: | 1 Power Lacing System A more powerful 2:1 ratio gives you more pulling power with less effort, making it easy to dial in your exact fit. |
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| Flex: | Medium (4 on Burton’s 10-point scale) |
| Lacing System: | Power Lacing (standard laces with speed hooks) |
| Liner: | Heat-moldable EVA foam |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | 1 Year |
| Material: | [Upper] Synthetic leather and textile; [Sole] rubber ice spikes |
| Recommended Use: | All-mountain, park, street |
| Removable Liner: | Yes, heat-moldable |
| Riding style: | Freestyle |
| Upper: | Synthetic leather/textile |
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soft jib boot, just don't expect much support | |
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contrary to what the anonymous reviewer has stated above, the hail is a completely soft jib/park/street boot... i doubt he knows what a stiff freeride boot actually feels like if he is labeling these as stiff... the hail is definitely comfy, but they will no doubt pack out because of how much flex and softness the liner has; expecially for '09, as burton has switched the hail from their imprint liner line to their new park series liners (should be even softer and flexier this season)... again, i can't stress enough how UN-freeride these boots are... but take these for a spin in the park, and you most likely will not be disappointed by the hail's comfort and tweakability... | |
| Streblo at Backcountry.com Outlet on 09/21/2008 | |
Comfort like no-other, these boots stomp all! | |
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Probably the most comfortable boot i've worn yet! Lite weight and a lot of flex.. The adjustable ankle locks are what sold me.. It was almost like riding a new board going from a stiff boot to a soft, -i'd say board responce went from a 3 to a 10, paired with a set of cartel highback bindings - I was tear'n up the mountain, everything from free-ride'n to the half pipe.. Though do to how soft they are i would make a slight binding adjustment and strap in a little tighter for a free-ride down the mountain! -i'd recommend these to any experienced rider who likes to live on the edge... | |
| Michael Mancini at Backcountry.com Outlet on 04/20/2009 | |
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I love these boots. As the description says, they are geared a bit towards the park because of the lack of rigidity as compared to some of the stiffer boots (ion, etc). All in all though they are great boots for all mountain versatility. I have the Burton Hail boots, with Cartel bindings and a Custom 158cm. I have had many other combinations but if you enjoy riding all over the mountain, these boots are a great and purchase. | |
| Emilio at Dogfunk on 09/17/2009 | |
haven't used these on mountain yet.. | |
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but after trying on some rides that were comfy but too flexible, then a few different pairs of 32 boots that fit awful, I tried on the hails and they were a perfect fit. felt snug in all the right places and were overall a perfect fit. Fairly stiff but with good flex points. A little bit more expensive than I would like but you can feel the difference over cheaper boots. | |
| kay$ at Backcountry.com Outlet on 11/08/2008 | |
excellent park boots | |
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Dont listen to any of these random people who dont even have names. These boots are excellent park boots. If someone tells you they are freeride boots they are full of themselves and probably never had stiff freeride boots. These are extremely soft and comfortable from day one. Breaking them in helps but they made a big difference from the first time i strapped them in. Excellent pair of boots. | |
| steve at Backcountry.com Outlet on 02/20/2009 | |
Solid Boot | |
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Great boot for groomers, park riders, and riders in between. J-bars give great heel hold and the overall construction is terrific. Despite it's somewhat bulky look, it isn't too heavy. It's incredibly comfortable, one of the best boots out there. I highly recommend it whether you're a seasoned snowboarder or somebody just wanting a quality boot for your first time- this boot will last you for years to come. | |
| cal3b73 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 08/21/2009 | |
best boots in existence | |
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Don't listen to anyone who doesn't have their name in here. These boots are not freeride boots, but are actually park boots. don't believe me, ask Burton. These are probably the most comfortable pair of boots i think i have ever worn from day one. Give you the flex you need in the park but are stiff where you need it. Excellent boots for wherever you ride | |
| steve at Backcountry.com Outlet on 02/20/2009 | |
Great Boots | |
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| I'm an all mountain rider but aggressive. These boots kept my feet warm and dry. I wear 10.5 usually but would recommend buying a size 11 for these boots. Good arch support and cushion. Stiff boot but after a day they broke in nicely. Easy to tighten, boots wrap around foot very well. These are my first boots that I own. Have always rented. | |
| KSU at REI (2008) on 02/16/2009 | |
Love em' | |
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These are the best boots by far they are great for park but also do very well in the deep stuff. I am a Jersey rider so most of my riding is in the park conditions, but these boots did hold up very well when I went out to Whistler and hit up the Gnar chutes | |
| Hayato Suzuki at Backcountry.com Outlet on 11/07/2008 | |
Like putting your feet into [*] | |
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| i love them, they are so comfortable and well put together, the lacing system is strange at first glance but easy to use and you can get them super tight in no time. the passing on the heels makes even flat landings easy to ride away. | |
| d_flats at Evogear (2009) on 01/28/2009 | |
Awkward Fit For My Feet | |
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I got the 2008 model of the Hail. Now Burton may have made some improvement to the boots fpr 2009, but for the shape of my feet they didn't fit that well. I tried them twice on the mountain and while they did there job I think they could have been better. I am sure for most people these boots fit great, but for me they started to make my feet hurt. I also got some heel lift and If I tightened them up they started to really pinch the lower part of my feet. They may have been a half size too small. I have no beef with the construction of the boot. I am just writing this review to let people know that this is a boot that you may have to buy a half size up and that the shape may not fit some peoples feet that well. Other than that, pretty cool boot. | |
| Rad at Backcountry.com Outlet on 12/15/2008 | |
