2027 ThirtyTwo Tm-2 Wide Double Boa Men's Snowboard Boots

The ThirtyTwo TM-2 Wide Double BOA is an all-mountain boot with a medium to stiff flex, built for riders with wide and high-volume feet who don't want to give up performance. It brings a roomier fit through the forefoot to a team-favorite boot while keeping the dual BOA closure, supportive tongue, and solid heel hold intact. Riders get a responsive, locked-in boot that charges hard without the toe squeeze and pressure points that come with forcing a wide foot into a standard last.

Why we like it:

Wide boots often feel like a comfort compromise, but this one keeps the TM-2's stiff tongue and internal harness, so you still get real performance. The Heel Hold Kit is a smart touch for wide-footed riders, since a roomier forefoot can sometimes mean a looser heel.

Who it's for:

Intermediate and advanced riders with wide or high-volume feet who ride the whole mountain and want a supportive, responsive boot. It's an especially good match for bigger riders and anyone who's been cramming their feet into standard-width boots.

Highlights:

ThirtyTwo widens the forefoot of the TM-2 so wide and high-volume feet have room to sit naturally, without losing the precise, connected feel the boot is known for. A Dual BOA Fit System with H5 reels lets you adjust the upper and lower zones independently, and the Coiler on the tongue lets you loosen a few clicks without resetting the whole fit. The Performance Internal Harness and Tongue Tension+ lock the heel down, a Heel Hold Kit adds extra security, and a performance backstay keeps the rear of the boot supportive. A 3D Elite Flex tongue gives the boot its medium-stiff flex, and the heat-moldable Intuition foam liner can be custom molded at the shop. Energy Foam cushioning absorbs impacts, overmolds reinforce high-wear areas, a rigid TPU heel cradle adds stability, and the grippy rubber outsole includes a heel stabilizer for confident steps on icy decks.

Things to consider:

The medium-stiff flex is aimed at riders who want response, so beginners or park-only riders may be happier in something softer. Riders with standard-width feet will likely find this boot too roomy and should look at the regular TM-2 Double BOA.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Choose the size you'd normally wear in a snowboard boot; the extra width is built in, so there's no need to size up for room. Wide boots are generally the right call for riders whose feet feel pinched in standard boots, which is most common in US men's sizes 10 and up.