Airwalk Freeride

Strengths:
sustainability

Weaknesses:
soft

Summary:
Now throwing my airwalk freeride that I bought about -92.
Use approx. 1 v per year and last year they leaked a little while standing in a water pool. Certainly they are a bit soft, but they have taken down for countless 45 graduated coloirs in the Alps and the question is if things are doing just as well nowadays

Went on a couple of freerides 5-6 years ago. Pork in the toes, probably because there was some rubber / plastic over the toe. Otherwise, I was hurt in the hole foot. A little soft in my taste.

I've been driving with AIRWALK boots for 5 years, I think, first freeride 2 year models, then C-4 and then freeride again. I think they were great! Varma (besides the newest innerskon, so I drove with the old C-4 inner cone in new freeride outer shoe. It's the optimal combination! Good damping, just tight, very hot and never hurt in your feet. Could it be better? interested in testing other brands now, everyone is getting better with time so ... think it will be "thirty-two" next year.

Model year: 2001

Have run on these classic boots for approx. 5 years and got a shock when I arrived this season bought new. I've always thought (because of the airwalk) that it's supposed to hurt your feet when you go snowboarding. These boots are too soft for my taste and break easily.

Model year: 1996

rocking ... have tried many - these fit my feet. Have a couple of years old now (bought in Val Thorens 99, I think it was). sucks that you can not wipe and dry indoors but they are good.

Model year: 1998

Did they get free so I do not know what do cost but do not buy this old freerides - crazy cold, quite awkward and hard to get on and off.

Model year: 1998