Burton Rewind 149 2023 /2024

Winds might be whipping snow all along the ridge, but we can see clearly in Oakley's Target Line M Goggles. Even after we're sweating from hiking up the mountain, the Target Line's anti-fog coating en more→sures fog-free vision. We also appreciate the strap's helmet-compatible adjustability mixed with a cushy face foam that feels secure whether we're playing it safe or rocking a beanie.

We rock the Oakley Line Miner Prizm Goggle to make sure we have a full range of vision when we're eyeing up our next line. Its cylindrical shape sits close to the face to provide extensive downward an more→d side visibility, while the Prizm lens separates color for sharp definition.

The Oakley Flight Tracker S Goggles pulls its inspiration from Oakley's first true oversized snow goggle, the Canopy. This version takes it a step further by featuring the latest technology to ensure more→our field of visibility is optimal while cruising the mountains.

ThirtyTwo made the Shifty BOA Snowboard Boot for general all-around comfort on the mountain. Its super-soft flex gives the new rider a forgiving performance and the jaded boarder a 'lax ride. The BOA more→Fit SYstem gets the boots on fast, keeps them tight, and lets us shed them quickly after long days. The Evolution Foam midsole is the cherry on top, giving us optimal cush below and keeping us going lap after lap.

The Burton Ritual LTD Step On Snowboard Boots feel especially high-end—because they are. First and foremost, Step On technology secures these boots right to our bindings, no straps required, for a qui more→ck connection that's just as solid as its counterparts. They're made with Burton's lightest materials, so we feel lighter and fly higher when hitting jumps and sending it off side-hits. And the BOA Fit System delivers such a precise fit that each movement feels engineered for our success. Burton's heat-moldable Imprint 3 liner feels excellent right out of the box, and the low-profile sole keeps us closer to our board for even more intuitive riding.

For crushing park laps, dialing in new skills, and deep, surfy carving, we prefer the soft flex of the ThirtyTwo STW Double BOA Snowboard Boot. This boot offers an easy-going and forgiving feel as w more→e maneuver rails and runs, but the dual-zone BOA lacing keeps us locked in and ready for anything. Comfort-focused features around the foot let us ride for hours.

Back for another season, the Lexa X EST Snowboard Binding still offers the most-popular pro-caliber control on the mountain. With upgrades that make this binding lighter and reground materials that ma more→ke the design greener, this year's edition is our favorite yet. Double Take buckles with Insta-Click let us strap in fast so we can keep charging lap after lap, and the supportive Heel Hammock and highback keep us comfortable while maximizing support. Underfoot, the strong, responsive, and shockingly playful baseplate is equipped with shock-absorbing EVA and B3 gel padding.