Forum Forum Antenna Boots - Bloodshed

The Antenna Boots from Forum Snowboards

Other brands would offer this boot for nearly double the price with half the features. It’s not only the lightest park boot with Speed Zone lacing, but it also comes packed with comfort, from the Integrated liner and the Origin injected outsole. Constructed with Forever Fit, the Antenna will maintain its comfortable fit all season long, park lap after lap. The Antenna’s got you dialed in this winter.

• Liner: Integrated
• Comfort and Grip: Origin injected outsole
• Footbed: Level 1
• Lacing: Speed Zone
• Additional
• Forever Fit construction
• Flex: 3

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