DC Mora 09 Wms White Black Winter Snowboard Boots

New for 2009, DC is proud to introduce the Women's Mora. The idea behind the Women's Mora is to pack technically advanced materials and performance features into a boot that looks sleek, classy and polished.

Features:

• BOA Focus system
• Zones for tightening
• Durable lasted midsole construction
• Airbag heal for cushioning and shock absorption
• 3-D Tongue
• Bravo Liner
• Inflatable bladder
• Release valve

Price range : $ 99.99

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How to Wear Snow Boots With Jeans

Instructions

• Step 1

Choose skinny jeans that can be easily tucked inside your boots. Tucked-in flared jeans tend to wrinkle above the boot, creating unnecessary bulkiness.

• Step 2

Balance the sometimes bulky appearance of jeans paired with snow boots by wearing a fitted turtleneck or a cropped jacket.

• Step 3
Wear your jeans and snow boots with a hooded long-sleeved shirt and a winter vest for a casual look that keeps you warm.

• Step 4

Wear leggings underneath your jeans and snow boots to stay warm in very cold temperatures.

• Step 5

This combination works best with fashion snow boots made of sheepskin or leather.

Tips & Warnings

 If you plan to wear your boots with street clothes, clean them after each exposure to snow, slush and salt.

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How to Size Snow Boots

Executive Summary By David Pepper

Sizing snow boots, however, can be difficult, since your normal street shoes sizes may not apply.
Instructions

• Step 1

Choose the socks you will wear with your new winter snow boots. For insulation, wear a pair of heavy socks, or wear two lighter pairs of socks--a synthetic pair close to the skin to wick away perspiration and a second pair made of natural fibers to absorb moisture.

• Step 2

Wearing the socks you intend to wear in the cold, try the snow boots on. The boots should fit snugly without cramping your toe or pinching the broad part of your foot.

• Step 3

If the boots chaff at the ankles or have spots that rub, try different sizes or boots from other manufacturers.

• Step 4

Measure carefully when buying snow boots from a mail order house or the Internet.

• Step 5

Tips & Warnings

Be aware that left and right foot sizes can differ. Small differences in foot size can be compensated for by a gel or cork insert to the larger boot. Extreme differences in foot size may require custom fitting.
Waterproof boots will repel all water, but may also increase foot perspiration.

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How to Prevent Bruises From Snow Boots

Executive Summary By Ariel Phillips

Boots that fit poorly can cause pain and bruising, and you don't want to be injured after a day of winter activity from your ill-fitting boots.

• Step 1

Try on several different snow boots before making a purchase.

• Step 2

Get snow boots with extra padding on the ankle part of the boot. Sometimes snow boots will have hard or layered top surfaces that cut into your ankles.

• Step 3

Get snow boots that are snug but not too snug.

• Step 4

Get snow boots that allow your heel to slip slightly. Buy snow boots that are snug above the ankle. If you already own snow boots that are too loose, try buying a thick liner to fill the excess space, which is often the cause of snow boot-related bruises.

Tips :
If your snow boots are causing serious bruising, stop wearing them.

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How to Keep Your Snow Boots Warm

Executive Summary by paulandsusan

Adding radiant insulation to your snow boots is an easy and inexpensive way to keep your feet warmer.
Radiant barriers block the movement of radiant energy. All warm objects emit radiant energy. Instructions

• Step 1

An example of bubble foil radiant insulation.
Obtain some radiant insulation. Silver both sides is prefered.

• Step 2

Tracing the boot liners.
Remove the felt liners from your boots.

• Step 3

Cut out right and left radiant insoles.

• Step 4

Adding the radiant insoles.

• Step 5

Replacing the felt liners.
Finally, replace the felt liners. Tips & Warnings
Any thin, flexible radiant barrier will work. Bubble foil is the easiest to work with.

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How to Choose the Perfect Boots to Wear

Executive Summary By : By favefive

Boots are versatile footwear, they can be worn anywhere in any season. Here are some tips to guide you in choosing that perfect pair of boots.
Instructions

• Step 1

Check your size. Try on boots with socks or stockings, especially if you need to wear them with your boots regularly.

• Step 2

There are knee high boots, thigh high or sexy boots, cowboy boots, stiletto boots, go-go boots, platform boots, high-heel boots, low-heeled or flat boots and ski boots. Step 3
Match your boots with your outfit. Here are some clothing styles and the type of boots that go with them:

1) Mini Skirt: Knee-high and thigh high leather boots would look sexy.
2) Denim Pants/Jeans: Wear cowboy boots, black leather boots with matching leather jacket, suede boots, high-heeled or flats.
3) Business Attire: Knee-high leather boots.
4) Ski Outfit: Ski boots or snow boots.
5) Dress Pants: Low leather boots, either high-heeled or flat.
6) Skort: Knee-high boots
7) Capri: Knee-high or low leather boots
8) Tights: Knee-high or thigh-high boots
9) Shorts: Thigh-high or knee-high boots
10) Skirt: Knee-high or low leather boots

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What Is the History on Snow Boots?

Snow boots are heavier than winter boots and are fashioned to keep feet warm and dry in heavy snow and wet weather. Snow boots in various forms are as old as snow and they come in as many varieties as snowflakes.

Snow Boots are 53 Centuries Old

1. Archaeologists calculate that Otzi, the iceman that hikers found in 1991 in the Alps between Austria and Italy, is at least 53 centuries old. He was wearing a primitive version of snow boots which were waterproof and wide with bearskin soles. The top panels were made of deer hide and the netting made of tree bark. He had stuffed soft grass around the foot and in the shoe and the grass worked like modern socks.

Native Americans Made Snow Boots

2. Like Otzi, Stone Age people made their boots from animal hides and lined them with grass to keep their feet warm. As the years and the snow continued, Native Americans of North America perfected the art of making snow boots. Native American tribes including Cree, Ojibiwa, and Sioux used the same natural skins and furs that they used to make their clothing to design fur snow boots with unique bead patterns and colors.
Ballet Dancers Wear Mukluks
3. Canadian and Alaskan natives including the Inuit and Yupik crafted snow boots of moose hide, seal skin or reindeer skin which they called mukluks. Today any soft boot designed for cold weather is called a mukluk and modern designs often resemble high top athletic shoes.

From Slippers to Snow Boots

4. The evolution of snow boats kept pace with the evolution of the United States. The worlds of the outdoors, sports, business, and the public arena opened up for women when they graduated from slippers to snow boots.

Ugg Boots Are Ugly But Useful

5. Ug is Australian slang for ugly, and UGG Boots are a popular snow boot originating in Australia that are sturdy and durable for outdoor wear. Soft Australian Merino sheepskins give the boots a snug and warm winter fit, and they are cool and dry in the summer. Pilots wore fleece lined FUGs--flying Uggs--boots to keep their feet warm during World War I, and in the 1930s Australian sheep farmers wore Uggs to keep warm and dry in the fields. In the 1960s Australian surfers started wearing Ugg boots to keep their feet warm after wave riding, and modern Australians wear Ugg boots inside during the winter.

Oprah Owns UGGs

6. An American company called UGG Australia also manufactures Ugg boots and they are popular with ordinary people and celebrities like Oprah and Paris Hilton. Modern snow boots come in as many shapes, sizes, and features as the people who wear them. They feature waterproof seams, sealed uppers, moisture proof lining, faux fur collars, and state of the art insulation and rubber.

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