How to fix a BOA dial and lace 

Thanks for watching @frankdisque9838

Glad it helped!

we've added it to the list!

Hey Brian, we don't have a video for this yet. Good idea we will work on it.

Please make this vid😢 Mine just broke, about to order the cable but not looking forward to performing the fix.

On this exact boot!😂

I have same problem on this exact boot

@@korygrant1596 Well I replaced it. It was a HUGE P.I.T.A! You have to take off the front BOA to perform the fix. Luckily the BOA company sent me 2 laces and dials under the warranty claim. My goodness the repair was terrible. Took over an hour because at first I did not want to remove the front lace. The wire kept getting hung up internally but I finally managed to run it, I had to feed it the opposite way I was initially trying to feed it. Good luck replacing yours.

As long as the main housings are in tact, you should be able to replace it. Double check on the BOA website.

Sometimes the plastic Channels get blocked. Be patient and try feeding it from the other side or rotating the feeder around. Sometimes it’ll find a small opening and just start to go. It’s one of the hardest feeds.

The conda can be a little trickier to replace if you have a nylon lace. You may need a feeder line provided by boa to get things through the tube if you have a nylon lace. If you have a metal you can usually push it through.

@Georgeeeeeeeee, in order to use metal cables you need plastic guides on the tongue of your boot. If you swapped out the ropes for cables you would cause too much wear on the fabric. Just be careful of where you hang your board on the lift as most of the time its the sharp board edge that does the damage. The rope laces are sweet because they can flex while you move.

Great to hear!

It happens, sometimes things get mucked up in there. There is a thiner tool that can be used to snake the cable through. Keep trying.

I have same problem. did you figure it out.?