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Nitro TEAM TLS

Shown here in the 2008 pro signature model colorway by Eero Ettala (black and blue), the Nitro Team TLS snowboarding boot is designed to work for any style of boarding--from park to backcountry.  Equipped with the TECH 2 ULTRA LIGHT THERMACELL LINER to keep your foot warm and heel snug.  ILS and TLS lacing systems keep the boot and liner snug to the foot with quickness and ease.

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2008 Nitro Team (EERO edition)
MSRP $250.00
Release date September, 2007
Brand Nitro
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TLS lacing system is quick and easy to use
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ILS keep the inner liner snug to the foot
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Extremely light-weight
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Simple and sleek aesthetics
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TLS lacing system is super efficient in tightening as required
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Sometimes difficult to initially get your foot in the boot
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BOOT FEATURES:

  • QX SOLE WITH AIRBAG - LOW WEIGHT AND HIGH IMPACT CUSH
  • TECH 2 ULTRALIGHT THERMACELL LINER - FLEXIBLE AND ULTRA LIGHTWEIGHT
  • TLS (Twin Lacing System) - QUICK TO LACE UP TIGHT
  • ILS (Internal Lacing System) - LINER LACING FOR PERFECT HEEL FIT AND LINER-TO-SHELL INTEGRATION 
  • TECH 2 FOOTBED - SUPPORTIVE AND COMFORTABLE

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Nitro TEAM TLS

• Nitro Team TLS Snowboard Boots Mens

• Men's Team Tls Snowboard Boots

UPC: 808675865685

EAN: 808675865685

MPN: 84812300

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1.  avatar dakalvia said:

I just got last year's (2007) model on sale for $150 to make way for the 2008 models. This boot rocks.  I have the Eero Ettola signature model (white and blue).

Sep 28, 2007 11:18am
2.  avatar dakalvia said:

After using these boots regularly all season, I have to say that the TLS lacing system rules. So quick and easy to lace up tight....saves the fingers on the cold days. I highly recommend Nitro's boots.
Feb 28, 2008 12:06pm
3.  avatar Euge said:

Bought the 07-08 models.
Lacing can be difficult at first, once you get the hang of it, they worked very well for the rest of the season.
Comfort is second to none, great boot with great grip.
Nice looking boots, and in keeping with older nitro boots, they have kept them as small as possible, unlike so many moon boots.
Nov 11, 2008 2:40pm
4.  avatar UCP said:

Now that I've ridden these a lot I'd like to give my impressions of them. After breaking them in I'd say they're a medium stiffness, the were very stiff at first, but have since mellowed out some. I'm no longer having any issues with putting them on, I've gotten used to them and can just hop in them really quick now. My TLS is holding up perfectly as is the inner lacing system. I love the fact that the inner laces are sewn into the boot shell, this allows me to ride with my boots looser without having my heel lift much if at all, really adds to the over all comfort. These are the most comfortable boots I've had, and I can't imagine anything being much more comfortable to ride on all day, it's not unusual for me to ride for 12 hours straight out here in ohio, and at the end of the day my feet don't ache, they aren't cold or wet or anything... just... comfortable. I would and have recommended these boots to anyone, they are perfect, I can't wait to try out their higher line next.

They don't seem to have much angle on them which conflicts with the Burton Cartel bindings I'm riding, but now that they've broken in, they're not that bad.
Dec 26, 2008 4:55pm
5.  avatar dakalvia said:

I agree with UCP's comments...great boots. Coincidentally I also ride these with Burton Cartel bindings, and I also found that the angle of the binding (on most vertical setting) was more acute than the more laid-back angle of the boots. After breaking the boots in though, i have stopped noticing this inital annoyance.
Dec 26, 2008 11:04pm
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February 28, 2008
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Pros

  • TLS lacing system is quick and easy to use
  • ILS keep the inner liner snug to the foot
  • Extremely light-weight
  • Simple and sleek aesthetics

Cons

  • Sometimes difficult to initially get your foot in the boot

Comments

"After using these boots regularly all season, I have to say that the TLS lacing system rules. So quick and easy to lace up tight....saves the fingers on the cold days. I highly recommend Nitro's boots."
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I just got last year's (2007) model on sale for $150 to make way for the 2008 models. This boot rocks.  I have the Eero Ettola signature model (white and blue).

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"I agree with UCP's comments...great boots. Coincidentally I also ride these with Burton Cartel bindings, and I also found that the angle of the binding (on most vertical setting) was more acute than the more laid-back angle of the boots. After breaking the boots in though, i have stopped noticing this inital annoyance."
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Pros

  • TLS lacing system is quick and easy to use
  • ILS keep the inner liner snug to the foot
  • Extremely light-weight

Cons

  • Sometimes difficult to initially get your foot in the boot

Comments

"Now that I've ridden these a lot I'd like to give my impressions of them. After breaking them in I'd say they're a medium stiffness, the were very stiff at first, but have since mellowed out some. I'm no longer having any issues with putting them on, I've gotten used to them and can just hop in them really quick now. My TLS is holding up perfectly as is the inner lacing system. I love the fact that the inner laces are sewn into the boot shell, this allows me to ride with my boots looser without having my heel lift much if at all, really adds to the over all comfort. These are the most comfortable boots I've had, and I can't imagine anything being much more comfortable to ride on all day, it's not unusual for me to ride for 12 hours straight out here in ohio, and at the end of the day my feet don't ache, they aren't cold or wet or anything... just... comfortable. I would and have recommended these boots to anyone, they are perfect, I can't wait to try out their higher line next.

They don't seem to have much angle on them which conflicts with the Burton Cartel bindings I'm riding, but now that they've broken in, they're not that bad."
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Pros

  • TLS lacing system is quick and easy to use
  • ILS keep the inner liner snug to the foot
  • Extremely light-weight
  • Simple and sleek aesthetics
  • TLS lacing system is super efficient in tightening as required

Cons

  • Sometimes difficult to initially get your foot in the boot

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