Ride Sash Boa Coiler Snowboard Boots
鈥淟ike riding in slippers with support,鈥 one tester said. The is extra comfy thanks to the women-specific calf, soft flex, and low weight (it was noticeably lighter than other test boots). All of that adds up to a stellar park boot鈥攐r your go-to for backcountry tours. Nubby tread gripped ice patches, but you might want something stiffer when descending serious steeps.
Vans Ferra Snowboard Boots

The main reason we loved the : the triple-lacing system (Boa, traditional laces, and an internal fastener) kept us locked in all day. The low-profile, skate-shoe look scored compliments from onlookers, while the supportive insole nabbed thumbs-ups from high-arched testers. Bummer: the sole was too slick for hike-to terrain.