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ION Ballistic Boots 3/2 Round Toe

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Beschreibung

The ION Ballistic Boots 3/2 Round Toe sit at the pinnacle of ION’s premium footwear line. Designed for riders who demand exceptional warmth and maximum protection without sacrificing board feel, these boots are built for technical performance in demanding environments. Featuring a robust Aramid (Kevlar) outsole , they are engineered to handle sharp rocks, reefs, and mussel beds with ease, making them a "must-have" for foilers and kiters who launch from tricky spots.

Thickness: 3mm (Body) / 2mm (Flex zones).

In ION's cold-water accessories range, the Ballistic name points to the more protective, more rugged end of the line-up. Choose it if you ride harder, launch off rough ground, or simply want something that feels more robust under regular use.

Why choose the ION Ballistic Boots 3/2 Round Toe

  • Helps take the edge off cold, wind and spray so you can stay out longer in better comfort.
  • Built to improve confidence and control when conditions are not warm enough for bare hands, feet or head.
  • A smart addition for UK riders who know small comfort gains often make a big difference on the water.

Specifications

  • Thickness: 3/2
  • Materials: nylon; polyester; neoprene
  • Material note: 80% Neoprene / 20% Nylon (Aramid Sole)
  • Foot shape: Round toe
  • Available sizes: EU 36 / UK 4 / US 5, EU 37 / UK 5 / US 6, EU 38-39 / UK 6 / US 7, EU 40-41 / UK 7 / US 8, EU 42 / UK 8 / US 9, EU 43-44 / UK 9 / US 10 and more

What's included

  • 1 x ION Ballistic Boots 3/2 Round Toe

Explore the Range

If you are comparing options within the ION line-up, these related products are worth a look as well.

  • ION Ballistic Boots 3/2 RT - 2023
  • ION Ballistic 6/5 Internal Split 2.0 Boots

FAQs

Who is this best suited to?

This is best suited to riders who want to extend their comfort window in cooler water and wind without jumping straight to the bulkiest option available.

Do I need the warmest option possible?

Not always. The right choice depends on your local conditions, how cold you personally get, and how much board feel or dexterity you want to keep. Many riders are better off with the lightest option that still keeps them comfortable.