Heat molding gave these a made-to-order feel.

This is it my wide footed friends! I have been riding since the mid 80's and never really been happy with boots. These ones are built on a dedicated wide last (I checked with cst. srv. to be sure), so they actually have more horizontal room from the mid foot forwards.
Beyond that: They start medium stiff (and weirdly squeaky) out of the box, but after a couple ski days got real compliant.
Beyond wideness and stiffness: (Coming from Burton Photons) The Lashed have less achilles hold, though they do come with some foam rings that you can layer around the ankle bone. The heel padding is nice and feels good to stomp.
One weak point is the arch support; it's pretty flat in there. I have not tried the 32 pro insoles tho, so that might fix it...
The other weak point is that while there is inner lashing to draw your foot into the heel, its not enough for me. The boot has enough structure such that even if I crank my bindings, it doesn't jam my heel down the way I like it. But thats really a nit pick.

Overall, though, I'd say this is the best wide footer I've had in what I consider to be a med-soft boot after break in.

Really good fit and heal grip. I have wide feet and this model is really perfect as I need a wide toe box.