Snowboard Boots

Our selection of snowboard boots here at The House Outdoor Gear provides you the best snowboard boots for sale on the web. Our men's snowboard boot selection includes the top snowboard boot brands including Burton, DC, Thirty-Two, K2, Vans and many others. From BOA snowboard boots to traditional lacing and speed-lace, our snowboard shop carries a variety of snow boots that will fit anyone's riding style, whether they spend endless hours lapping the terrain park, conquering the steepest terrain or just taking their first gradual turns at their local resort. At The House Outdoor Gear, you can be sure to find your next beloved snowboard boot at a great price and from the brands that you love and trust. Be sure to check out our wide variety of snowboarding boots below while getting the best pricing and customer service on the web. Our boots are sure to keep your feet happy and riding solid all season long. Don't forget to browse around for other snowboarding gear, snowboard bindings, and snowboard packages.

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More to Boot: Tips on Buying Snowboard Boots

Now that you've got your board, one of the most important items you can buy is a quality pair of snowboard boots. Given everything you must consider when choosing the right pair of snowboots, it may not be the best idea to sort through our entire stock and pick a pair solely on aesthetic grounds.

Thankfully, we’ve put together a brief yet handy guide to help you navigate your shopping experience like a pro.

To be blunt, snowboard boots can either make or break your ride. While we understand the desire to look cool when you hit the slopes, there are so many other components you need to take into consideration to ensure a smooth, comfortable, and most importantly, safe ride.

The Right Snowboard Boot Fit

It should go without saying, but it bears repeating: the right pair of snowboard boots should fit comfortably. They should be snug to the point where your toes just barely reach the toecap, but not too tight that you experience cramping or pain. You shouldn’t have too much wiggle room either. An often overlooked component of fit is heel hold, meaning your heel should remain securely in place when your knee is driven forward. Don’t forget to take your socks into consideration when choosing a size!

Soft or Stiff?

The flexibility of your boots is up to personal preference, but we generally recommend the softer options for novice snowboarders. It’s important to note that boot flex is not standardized and can vary from brand to brand.

Lacing System

When it comes to lacing, you’ve got several options. Boa lacing allows for adjustment down to the microlevel, traditional lacing requires tightening your boots by hand, speed lacing systems can vary by brand but usually involve independent forefoot and ankle/leg tightening, while hybrid lacing usually combines elements of two or more lacing systems.

Regardless of your preferences, we’re proud to be your one stop snowboarding shop! If you’re unsure of your snowboot size, check out this article here where you’ll easily find your answer.

Picking the right snowboard boots can be tough, but it doesn't have to be. Men's snowboard boots come in a wide variety of styles, flex options, lacing systems, and more, find out what the experts pick by referencing our article, "Top 10 Snowboarding Boots for Men."

For cutting edge comfort and the latest in boot tech, check out Burton Total Comfort Technology.