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For more than a decade the Ruler™ has been pushing the standard of what’s expected from an all-mountain boot. With the reduced weight and smaller footprint of Shrinkage™, the lightning fast, bomber reliability of Speed Zone™ lacing, and the extra large 270º Airbag, it’s pretty safe to say the Ruler’s legacy has just begun. Need proof? Witness any of Danny Davis’ exploits and get enlightened.


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A god among mortals.
For more than a decade the Ruler™ has been pushing the standard of what’s expected from an all-mountain boot. With the reduced weight and smaller footprint of Shrinkage™, the lightning fast, bomber reliability of Speed Zone™ lacing, and the extra large 270º Airbag, it’s pretty safe to say the Ruler’s legacy has just begun. Need proof? Witness any of Danny Davis’ exploits and get enlightened.

Description Of Burton Ruler Boots
They don’t call it the Ruler for nothing. These Burton snowboard boots carry you across your entire snow Kingdom. With a new Imprint 2 Liner, Power Panel 1.0 technology, and quick-fit lacing harness you pull out all stops as you make your way from Powder to park. Its molded EVA footbed and 3 part Cut-and-buff Outsole with EVA cushioning give you a ride fit for royalty.
Stomp, drop, and rule.

The Burton Men's Ruler Snowboard Boots for men are the one boot others have fought to measure up to for over a decade. Featuring the planet's most powerful lacing system, and upgraded with the largest Burton air bag to ever hit snow, the Ruler owns everything from your backyard to the backcountry. Kicking ass for longer than the life span of most of today's boot companies, it's no wonder the likes of Gigi and Danny lace it up daily.
The go-anywhere, destroy-everything Burton Ruler is perfect for hauling ass, poaching secret stashes or learning new tricks in the park. The new micro articulating cuff builds off the independent zonal support of Speed Zone, enabling the upper and lower zones of the boot to flex independently. The resulting natural, kink-free flex equals maximum taipan tweakage without sacrificing cat-like stompability.
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The go-anywhere, destroy-everything Ruler™ is perfect for hauling ass, poaching secret stashes or learning new tricks in the park. The new micro articulating cuff builds off the independent zonal support of Speed Zone™, enabling the upper and lower zones of the boot to flex independently. The resulting natural, kink-free flex equals maximum taipan tweakage without sacrificing cat-like stompability.
Burton Ruler Snowboard Boots 2010: For more than a decade the Ruler has been pushing the standard of what’s expected from an all-mountain boot. With the reduced weight and smaller footprint of Shrinkage, the lightning fast, bomber reliability of Speed Zone lacing, and the extra large 270º Airbag, it’s pretty safe to say the Ruler’s legacy has just begun. Need proof? Witness any of Danny Davis’ exploits and get enlightened.
The Burton Men’s Ruler Snowboard Boot combines the right amount of flex and support to let you reign on any terrain, from powdery steeps to park jumps. Burton’s 270-degree cushioning and EVA footbeds absorb shock from hard landings, and Speed Zone lacing gets you ready to ride in mere seconds.
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| Flex: | Medium (6 on Burton’s 10-point scale) |
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| Lacing System: | Speed Zone lacing |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | 1 Year |
| Material: | [Upper] synthetic leather & textile; [Sole] rubber |
| Recommended Use: | All-mountain freestyle |
| Removable Liner: | Yes, moldable |
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Great looking boot with so performance so far.... | |
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| Boot looks dope. Totally rasta. Felt really snug to begin with, moreso than most Burton's, I was really worried about it being too small! Spoke to a young punk at REI, he suggested 'happy feet'. Great purchase, 'happy feet' insoles elevate your arches, just a little bit more. Pulled the toes back enough (a few millimeters) to allow break-in with thin socks . Boots 'paked in' fine and now they feel great, even with slightly thicker socks (ie. Thorlo Extreme Boarding sock - great sock BTW). Feet don't get tired or sore either. Happy Feet Insoles are a solid addition to a great boot. Now... about the boot. 1) a little worried about the new lace system. Sure it is easy and quick, but will it last? Sometimes it feels like I am going to pull it out or snap a cord when tightening down on the boot. I spoke to quite a few people about the boot when I researched it prior to purchase. I only learned of one instance where the lace system broke and it was quickly replaced/fixed by Burton. I do like the idea, but feel like the BOA system (DC/Vans boots) may be a little more robust with it's steel braid. 2) minimal ankle twist side to side - good, but could be a little firmer. I would say this is simply a matter of taste. I like my boots tighter. 3) They are STIFF. Especially the uppers. I feel like this allows me to ride a little more aggressively. Not as comfortable walking around and goofing off - but then again, what is the real purpose of these boots? 4) Stiff sides makes it harder to get in and out. Be patient. Refer to end of point 3. I think this will break in more in time. 5) Probably fit best in a BURTON binding. I have RIDE bindings and the boot fits okay, but it is snug on the sides, real snug. Coupled with a Burton Baron board - these boots have very little overhang - a problem for big footed riders like myself and the stiff uppers seems to work well with the flex and kick in the Baron board. Love that board.... All in all. So far, so good. Will let you know if I have any problems. Color has leeched out onto the tongue in one little area. Once again though, these boots are made to ride. Scuffs and stains only add character. 4 out of 5 stars. | |
| kik11n at Altrec on 02/22/2007 | |
Great Buy | |
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| I got the boot about three weeks ago and I love them. Easy in and out with the new lace system. Complete control over the tightness and stiffness of the boot. No more messing with laces that get all tangles up and sh*t. I can tighten then up hard for hard terrain or loosen up then entire boot for the park. The comfort level is also great. Broke the boot in by the 3rd outing and they even contoured to my flat feet. No boot had ever kept me comfortable. If you are looking for a boot that really steps it up this year, get this boot. | |
| Vin at Altrec on 01/04/2007 | |
Great Boot | |
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| I have taken these boots out a 3 times now and am very happy with how fast they are to get on and I hiked 1800 vertical feet in them and my feet felt great at the end of the day!! A great overall boot | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 10/28/2006 | |
Comfy | |
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| The boot is really comfortable and warms up your feets fast. The lacing system isn't that bad but need to put a little more work into pulling it. | |
| Michael Lam at Altrec on 11/12/2007 | |
Great buy. | |
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| Very comfortable. Burton sizes seem to be one full size smaller than normal. I wear a 10.5 and had to get size 12 for the correct fit. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 03/02/2009 | |
great boots | |
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| great boot all i can say loads of support and no pain and mine a year now cant complain | |
| chris at Altrec on 12/11/2007 | |
Great Boots | |
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| First time I used them I felt no pain. Kept my feet warm all day long. Excellent boot. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 02/19/2007 | |
clumbsy | |
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| I thought they would be good until i was trying to put them on and the strings got stuck in my zipper causing me to fall and look very silly. My boyfriend was laughing at me for days to come | |
| Austin Jones at Altrec on 02/25/2007 | |
Loved them... until the clasp broke | |
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| The lacing system is effortless, takes literally seconds and your ready to go. After my 3rd outing and the boots finally broken in, the clasp to the inner boot liner broke, leaving me prying the boot off my foot. Thought i could simply get another clasp, but was forced to return the boot or send them back to burton for repair. I really liked the boot until this mishap, hopefully my next set doesnt have this issue. | |
| Tom at Altrec on 12/28/2005 | |