What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"I recommend these to riders who need a wider fit without sacrificing performance. The extra forefoot room makes them super comfortable, while the Double BOA® lets me lock in my heel and fine-tune the fit. The medium-stiff flex is perfect for all-mountain charging but still mellow enough to keep things fun."The TM-2 Double BOA® Wide Merrill Snowboard Boots prove that high-performance support doesn’t have to mean a cramped fit. Built with Bode Merrill’s input, these boots feature 16mm of extra forefoot width to accommodate riders who need more space without giving up the control and precision of a performance-driven boot.With a medium-stiff 7/10 flex, the TM-2 Wide is tuned for versatility—stiff enough for freeride lines and high-speed carving, yet balanced enough for park laps and playful terrain. The Dual BOA® Fit System with TX3 lace delivers zonal precision, letting us dial in heel hold and forefoot comfort independently. Inside, the Performance liner uses dual-density Intuition foam with strategic overlays for enhanced spine and forefoot support, fully heat moldable for a personalized fit.On the outside, a Michelin Fiberlite outsole keeps weight down while maximizing traction, and STI Energy Foam cushions heavy landings and rough snow. Reinforced with overmolds, a performance backstay, and articulated cuff, the TM-2 Double BOA® Wide is built to last season after season. It’s the ultimate solution for wide-footed riders who demand uncompromising fit, comfort, and all-mountain performance.
Upper Material: synthetic;
Closure: Dual BOA Fit System;
Liner: Performance Fit;
Liner Closure: Articulated Cuff, 3D Molded Tongue;
Flex: medium-stiff (7/10 on ThirtyTwo's scale);
Sole: Michelin Fiberlite (rubber);
Midsole: Energy Foam (EVA);
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year;
Activity: all-mountain snowboarding;
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Style Variants
Available Colors: Brown
Size Reference for Thirty Two Boot - 2026 - Wide
Available Sizes: US 10.0, US 10.5, US 11.0, US 11.5, US 12.0, US 14.0
















