Forum Devun Walsh Pro 2001

Review Date
October 27, 2002

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 2 of 5

Used product for
Countless

Reviewed by: Dutch Dude(Unregistered User) ,  HardCore , from Netherlands

Price Paid:  $100.00 at Some stand at a snow

Favorite place to ride:
Kaprun

Riding Style:
FreeStyle

Product Year:
2002

Summary:
The boots are totaly chill, yet I haven't found the use of the Ankle-brace inside the boot yet... I tried them once but all I could think of was: Man, these MDF'ers are tight (good thing you can remove em). The split-toe thingy in it's nose is excelent, feels real nice.
And of course they look fckin great!
Ow yeah, to improve the fitting (this is no joke) put the inner-shoe in an oven that's pre-heated at 100 Celcius for 5 minutes and then wear them for a couple of hours.

Strengths:
Nice and warm 'n comfy. Great support for the entire foot. Looks fckin great.
Excelent fitting cuz of the oven-trick. Five layer-lip releaving any kind of pressure points while boarding.

Weaknesses:
I still don't get the stupid ankle-brace thingy...
Bit stiff at the top, but I like that
If ya have to buy em at the original price they're pretty fcking expensive, but if you're serious about buying em get em at: http://www.cheapsnowboards.com/

Similar Products Used:
Elan boots (they sucked)
Vans Millenium (great boots, yet somebody stole them)
North Wave Focus (they aight...)

Review Date
February 19, 2002

Overall Rating
 1 of 5

Value Rating
 1 of 5

Used product for
6-15

Reviewed by: jedioralsurgeon(Unregistered User) ,  Intermediate

Price Paid:  $200.00 at Online

Favorite place to ride:
Steamboat

Riding Style:
All Mountain/Freeride

Product Year:
2001

Summary:
These boots sucked for me. I couldn't get them tight enough to keep from sliding around, and if I really tightened up the laces they would totally cut off the circulation to my feet. They were great for the first two times I wore them, but then they just got worse and worse. The last time I wore them I had to stop and completely loosen them plus take out the liner to be able to get down the hill. I would definitely recommend another boot if you have wide feet. I ended up getting the 32 Prion model and love it. Much better boot at a better price.

Strengths:
None

Weaknesses:
Everything

Similar Products Used:
32 Prion
Burton Moto SI

Review Date
October 11, 2001

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
2-5

Reviewed by: Steve C(Unregistered User) ,  Intermediate , from Fargo, ND, US

Price Paid:  $103.00 at E-bay

Favorite place to ride:
MT, Bridger Bowl / Big Sky

Riding Style:
Groomed/Slalom

Product Year:
2001

Summary:
These boots provide the perfect amount of support and still comfortable, once broke in they fit like a glove, you can't get a better boot.

Strengths:
Fit, durability, looks, stiffness, grip, everything...

Weaknesses:
They took a good day walking around the house to break in.

Similar Products Used:
JP Walker Pro Boots
Burton Moto

Review Date
September 4, 2001

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
2-5

Reviewed by: Blair Elliorr (Unregistered User) ,  Advanced

Price Paid:  $0.00

Riding Style:
FreeStyle

Product Year:
2001

Summary:
Sick look, has every features one would want in getting a boot. HARM

Strengths:
Good laces, sick look, yadda yadda these boots rule

Weaknesses:
Takes time to work in, a little expensive, I got them 1/2 off so I was stocked

Similar Products Used:
Peter Line 2001 boots

Review Date
July 13, 2001

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 2 of 5

Visitors rate this review
5.00 of 5, 1 votes

Reviewed by: richard rist(Unregistered User) ,  Advanced , from woodbury,mn,us

Price Paid:  $300.00 at fobia

Favorite place to ride:
big shy

Riding Style:
FreeStyle

Product Year:
2001

Summary:
THESE ARE THE BEST BOOTS I HAVE EVER HAD!!!!! GET THEM NNOOWW!!!!!!!!

Strengths:
very warm, good response, comfy, they look cool, durable, and they are just good

Weaknesses:
too expensive

Similar Products Used:
None