To provide a snowboarding boot allowing a user to easily walk and to easily put on/off the boot by combining a merit of a conventional soft boot that walking is easy because of the softness of the boot and a merit of a conventional hard boot that it can be easily put on/off to offset a demerit of the soft boot that putting on/off is not easy and a demerit of the hard boot walking is not easy because of the hardness of the boot.

The snowboarding boot has a binding 2 mounted on a soft boot 1, and in this state, the boot can be easily mounted with a clamp 3 attached to a board 4. Accordingly, the boot can be easily put on/off just like a hard boot while keeping the easiness of the soft boot in normal walking. Furthermore, as walking itself is possible with the binding mounted on the boot, short-time walking such as when getting on/off a ski lift is possible while wearing the boot in that state.