Salomon Men's Dialogue Dual BOA® Snowboard Boots

All-Mountain

Freestyle 

Precision

A progressive flex is paired with our Precision Harness to secure your heel to the back of your boot, ensuring a precise and articulated fit. 

Comfort

FTR construction and a heat moldable Response Liner ensure long lasting comfort, while a Damplite outsole with EVA and Contagrip provide support and dampening underfoot.  

Construction

Using at least 20% of recycled materials throughout the liner and upper, this boot features Fit To Ride design, ensuring long lasting durability.  

Liner Foam

Heat moldable multidensity foams throughout the entire liner.

Liner

Footbed

Lightweight and ultra low profile full EVA outsole.

Footbed

A dual density insole that molds to your foot for all day comfort.

A Salomon exclusive feature that speeds up the drying process to keep your toes dry and comfortable.

Boot Construction

FTR construction is 10% lighter and 10% more compact without sacrificing comfort or durability. With 1:1 lasting every half size change in liner gets a half size change in shell.

Outsole

An outsole design that combines a proprietary winter-specific rubber with ultra-damp EVA foam for a precise balance of comfort, traction, and support.

Contagrip® is a Salomon patented rubber compound designed to maintain adhesion in grip underfoot in all conditions.

Lacing System Components

The TX3 BOA® Lace is a flexible, low-friction textile lace adapted to many fit configurations.

Two separate dials and lace paths work with the boot’s cuff to isolate fit into two distinct zones. The upper zone dials in flex and stability, the lower zone locks the forefoot.

Heel Harness

An internal heel harness seamlessly integrated into the liner lace designed to wrap the forefoot, locking down the heel and ankle for ultimate support and a fully-enveloped fit.

Lacing System

Two separate dials and lace paths work with the boot’s cuff to isolate fi t into two distinct zones. The upper zone dials in fl ex and stability, the lower zone locks the forefoot.

1. Place a sheet of paper on the floor, against a wall.
2. Put your foot on the paper sheet, heel against the wall. Make sure you are wearing the same socks as you would wear for snowboarding.
3. Draw a line just in front of your longest toe.
4. Repeat the process for second foot.
5. Measure the distance between the wall and both lines you drew.
6. If the distance for each foot is different, take the longer distance and see the table below to find your foot size.

To find out your foot width, do the same but using the outside of your foot against the wall.

If the width is more than 107mm (4.21’’), your foot is wide. To have a better fit, you can:

• order the wide version of the model if it available
• or, you can add +0.5 to your order size.