Wide feet have historically had two options: a too-tight regular boot or a wide model with the performance dialed back. The Ride Lasso Pro Wide is one of the few wide variants that gives up nothing on the build side. This is the same Pro-grade platform as the standard Lasso Pro, with a Wide Last that adds room across the forefoot and instep for riders who need it. Stiff flex, premium materials, and a dual-zone BOA closure carry over intact, so a wider-footed advanced or expert rider gets a real pro boot rather than a compromised one.

Why we like it:

The Wide Last is genuinely wider rather than just a half-size up, which solves real fit problems without forcing a length compromise. Pairing it with full Pro-tier construction means a rider who needs the room isn't trading down on response or support to get it.

Who it's for:

Wide-footed riders at the advanced and expert end of the spectrum, with high insteps or boot sizes that have always run a little tight in standard fits. The riding profile mirrors the Lasso Pro audience: aggressive all-mountain, big-mountain, and freeride days where stiff flex and locked-in heel hold matter. Riders sized 11 US and up frequently end up here even when their feet aren't unusually wide, simply because the larger shells need the extra volume.

Highlights:

Width is the only thing that genuinely changes here. The Wide Last opens up the forefoot and toe box and adds a bit of instep volume, while every other component of the build comes straight from the standard Lasso Pro. The shell uses 1:1 Lasting, IN2GRATED construction, and an Articulated Cuff, wrapped in HDR Premium Synthetics with a Heat Reflective Foil and Lace Cover. Structural reinforcement comes from a Rubber Toe up front and a Rebound Heel Counter at the back. The closure system pairs an outer BOA H5 Coiler dial with an inner BOA Tongue Tied Hybrid Harness, wired through TX3 Lace and finished with The Closer for low-friction tightening. Inside, the Intuition Dream Liner stacks with a Wrap Liner, Black Gold Liner Mesh, and Internal/External J Bars in Cored Pockets. The Michelin Hybrid Fiberlite Outsole, Eco +Slime Midsole, and Impacto Elite Insole carry the underfoot package.

Things to consider:

Same flex-8 profile as the standard Lasso Pro, which means the same demands on the rider's technique and conditioning. The Wide is genuinely wider, so riders who don't actually have wide feet may find heel slip; if there's any doubt, try the standard Lasso Pro first. Sizes top out at 13.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Standard sizing applies, with the size run going from 7 through 13. The Wide Last is the differentiator rather than length, so a rider should pick the same number they'd ride in the standard Lasso Pro. Riders at boot size 11 US and up should default to the Wide unless they have a confirmed narrow foot.