Reset your mind. This is the future of modern snowboard boot design, production processes, fit, function and durability. Join the revolution, reset everything you know about snowboard boots, and transform your snowboarding experience. Introducing the Reset Pro from Union Boot Division, the first snowboard boot designed and developed by Union. Built for performance driven snowboarders. PREFORMANCE 10/10 FREESTYLE 7.5/10 ALL MOUNTAIN 8/10 FREERIDE 9/10 FLEX 8/10 Single Frame Shell™ Union's patented Single Frame Shell™ is an industry first and the key to success in Union's all-new streamlined boot assembly process. Lightweight, super durable, water-proof Pebax material provides a reactive flex pattern while snowboarding and maintains its performance over the boots' lifecycle. This 100% new technology offers un-matched durability and performance compared to traditional snowboard boot construction. Single Stitch Line Streamlined construction for enhanced durability. Reactive Flex Pattern Consistent flex that maintains performance throughout the product’s lifecycle. Anatomical Ankle Shape Ergonomic design for a performance fit and secure heel hold. Unique Assembly Connection Point Streamlined design reduces glue use while enhancing durability. Lightweight Pebax Material Durable, lightweight, and waterproof performance. Forma Pro Liner Built from the ground up. Union's Forma Pro Liner is the first thing you'll notice when you lace up your boots and the last thing you'll be thinking about while you're riding. This 100% custom-made memory foam liner form fits to any foot out of the box and provides the support and performance that riders need for multiple 100+ day seasons. EPDM Tongue Cushioned memory foam design provides enhanced comfort and supportive fit. Quick-Lock Lace Harness Fast, secure adjustment system for a personalized fit. EPDM Ankle Pocket Anatomically shaped memory foam cushions the ankle, locks the heel in place, and adds supportive comfort. Heat Reflective Foil Redirects heat underfoot to keep feet warmer.
