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Rome - Bodega BOA Snowboard Boots Women's - Black

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Management number 243336345 Release Date 2026/07/20 List Price $69.30 Model Number 243336345
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The Women's Bodega BOAs are Rome's offering for riders who want a softer flexing boot that doesn't skimp on performance. The plush Pro F.I.T. Liner keeps things supportive thanks to the molded SkateCuff 3D in the ankle region but has a focus on smooth-flexing tweakability, thanks to the GripFlex Outsole. With a focus on board feel and pressability, the Bodega Collection is a freestyle-minded offering for riders who want to tweak.

Features

  • Inner Shell Harness: Easy to adjust cinch and pull design, built so riders can quickly tighten the shell and liner together.
  • Pro F.I.T. Liner: Fully heat-moldable for a maximum snug fit and dialed-in performance. Built with our SkateCuff 3D ankle support system, expandable toe box, and Pro Footbeds for support and out-of-the-box comfort.
  • Focus BOA: Dual zone lacing where the upper and lower zones overlap at the ankle for maximum adjustability, support, and connected-comfort. H-Series upper dial and M-Series forefoot dial.
  • TX3 BOA Laces: Designed with slightly more give than wire laces. Better for impact and 'true to riding' flex.
  • Footbed: Pro Footbeds Provide Support and Out-of-the-Box Comfort.
  • Gripflex Outsole: A medium to responsive flexing outsole, featuring strategic lugs for traction.

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