- How warm is the X-Cross Pro BOA?
- It is rated to -40°C with 600g insulation and a fur-lined fixed liner, so it is aimed at deep winter riding rather than mild days.
- Can I replace the liner?
- No. The liner is fixed and fur-lined, so you dry the boot as a whole rather than pulling the liner out.
- What does the BOA warranty cover?
- The BOA dial and lace carry a lifetime warranty. The rest of the boot falls under FXR's normal product warranty.
- How does the BOA closure compare with laces?
- The M3 dial tightens and releases with one hand, which is easier with gloves on than laces. It gives even tension but less fine-tuning than a full lace-up.
- Is it good for walking off the sled?
- It is a stiff winter riding boot with a 20mm EVA midsole and flex rating of 4, so it is supportive on the machine but heavier and bulkier for long walks.
- How does it fit?
- Sizing runs in standard US men's sizes, and the brand lists a women's conversion. Width is not published, so try your normal size first.
- Where is the FXR Men's X-Cross Pro BOA Boot cheapest?
- At Dennis Kirk, for $176.99, 37% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the FXR Men's X-Cross Pro BOA Boot?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Dennis Kirk, FC-Moto, Cycle Gear, RevZilla.com, Up North Sports.