BurtonWomen's Limelight Step On Snowboard Boots

These are true to size. If you have worn a Burton 8 they fit the same. Reviews had said to go up a size and for me not the case. I was surprised how much the inner laces work. I do not miss the second boa. Boots are warm and comfortable. I have worn Vans in the past and looking forward to these snowboard boots.

I bought these to accommodate my new step-on bindings, and was pleasantly surprised at how perfectly they fit. I was a little worried having seen some reviews recommend a half size up that they would be too small. I wear a 6.5 shoe, and ordered a 6.5 boot, and they are perfect. The step-on boot and binding mechanism is a real game changer for locking in and stepping out, and saves so much time. Highly recommend - thanks, Backcountry! 🤗🏂

Love the boots! I haven’t rode with them yet but tried them on with my bindings and board and the felt perfect! I’ve been looking at the reviews for these specific boots on several other websites to see what size to purchase and all of them recommended a half size bigger. I’m usually a 6.5 W and ordered a 7 W and it fit perfect, forsure recommended the half size up!

I bought this in January, and rode for about 20 days. The pics shows what is the result after 1 season of riding (in Japan powder).The Burton step on system is great, but the material quality needs to improve, or they need to choose another material that is ready for being in contact with the environment (snow).I have had other Burton boots (Felix 2018), and rode them multiple seasons. The wear is no where as close to what I see on this step on Limelight boots.

Boots are very light, soft inside which makes them very comfortable to wear for a long time, didn't need to tighten them throughout the ride. Tried step on for the first time and it’s a game changer! My normal boot size is 7.5, and 8 in this boots was a perfect fit!

After 2 uses the Seam on the front boot is damage. They're great step on, very easy to use, but for $340, getting this damage in just a couple of uses, not sure if it's worth it, I'm an intermediate snowboarder, I don't do flips or jumps or anything fancy, I don't fall very often, and I don't snowboard that frequently. Try to do it only once a month. I have a feeling like next season the book is just gonna rip open and my foot will be getting wet.