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Burton

If you're into snowboarding you know Burton. Founded in 1977 by Jake Burton, the brand has become an empire that has gone global. From snowboards to boots and snowboard bindings, Burton snowboard bags and other accessories, it covers any rider's needs. Burton also makes winter apparel such as snowboard jackets and snowboard pants such as the [AK] collection, or accessories like snowboard beanies or waterproof burton snowboard gloves. Burton has achieved what very few brands did, turn some of their products into legends. For two decades, the notorious Burton Custom board has been around and stands as an icon for any rider out there. Burton is also a team of pro riders all having their own skills and shining by their creativity. From legendary Shaun White to amazing Mark McMorris, Burton has conquered all podiums they could possibly step on.

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Burton Snowboard Binding Freestyle Black Overview Burton Snowboard Binding Freestyle Black Side
Burton
Snowboard binding Freestyle Black

  • Recommended price

    £173.91

    -33%

    £116.49
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  • Burton Snowboard Binding Freestyle Black Overview
  • Burton Snowboard Binding Freestyle Nightfall Overview
Size
  • S (38-41)
  • M (41-44)
  • L (43-48)
Burton Boots Limelight Step On Black Black Overview Burton Boots Limelight Step On Black Black Back Clearance
Burton
Boots Limelight Step On Black Black

  • Recommended price

    £321.81

    -25%

    £240.90

The Limelight Step On Black is a Burton Step On women's snowboard boot that offers a firm flex without being too stiff to keep you comfortable and easy on your feet.
Colour
  • Burton Boots Limelight Step On Black Black Overview
Size
  • 8.0 (40)
  • 8.5 (40.5)
  • 9 (41)
  • 9.5 (41.5)
Burton Step On Men Black Burton Step On Men Black Clearance
Burton
Snowboard binding Step On Men Black

  • Recommended price

    £287.01

    -10%

    £257.43

The Step-On Men Black is a fast and convenient snowboard binding with a strapless system, offering unparalleled comfort while providing the necessary responsiveness and support.
Colour
  • Burton Step On Men Black
Size
  • M (8.5 US -10.5 US)
  • L (11 US-13 US)
  • XL (14 US-15 US)
Burton Snowboard Instigator Overview Burton Snowboard Instigator Back Clearance
Burton
Snowboard Instigator

  • Recommended price

    £417.51

    -20%

    £333.99

The Burton Instigator is a versatile, lightweight snowboard with a soft flex and traditional camber, ideal for beginners seeking to improve their skills across all terrains.
Size
  • 145
  • 150
  • 155
Burton Gloves Park Gloves Comets Overview Burton Gloves Park Gloves Comets Detail Clearance
Burton
Gloves Park Gloves Comets
  • £43.41
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  • Burton Gloves Park Gloves Comets Overview
  • Burton Park Gloves Sediment
  • Burton Park Gloves Snowfall Camo
  • Burton Gloves Park Gloves Stout White Voyager Overview
  • Burton Gloves Park Gloves True Black Overview
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  • S (19)
Burton Gloves Park Gloves True Black Overview Burton Gloves Park Gloves True Black Side Clearance
Burton
Gloves Park Gloves True Black
  • £43.41

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  • Burton Gloves Park Gloves Comets Overview
  • Burton Park Gloves Sediment
  • Burton Park Gloves Snowfall Camo
  • Burton Gloves Park Gloves Stout White Voyager Overview
  • Burton Gloves Park Gloves True Black Overview
Size
  • S (19)
  • L (21.5)
Burton Beanies Recycled Kactusbunch Tall Beanie Imperial Purple Overview Burton Beanies Recycled Kactusbunch Tall Beanie Imperial Purple Detail Clearance
Burton
Beanies Recycled Kactusbunch Tall Beanie Imperial Purple

  • Recommended price

    £30.36

    -20%

    £24.27
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  • Burton Recycled Kactusbunch Tall Beanie Dress Blue
  • Burton Beanies Recycled Kactusbunch Tall Beanie Imperial Purple Overview
  • Burton Beanies Recycled Kactusbunch Tall Beanie True Black Overview
  • Burton Beanies Recycled Kactusbunch Tall Beanie True Black Stout White Marl Overview
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Burton
Snowboard Ripcord

  • Recommended price

    £365.31

    -20%

    £292.23

The Burton Ripcord is an all-mountain freeride snowboard that enables novice and recreational snowboarders to have fun on various terrains. 
Size
  • 145
  • 154
  • 157
Burton Boots Ruler Step On® Overview Burton Boots Ruler Step On® Back Clearance
Burton
Boots Ruler Step On®

  • Recommended price

    £321.81

    -25%

    £240.90

The Ruler Step-On Black from Burton Snowboards is a high-performance men's boot developed specifically for use with the Burton Step-On binding system. 
Size
  • 7 (40)
  • 8 (41)
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Burton
Boots Smalls Boa Black

  • Recommended price

    £173.91

    -20%

    £139.11

The Burton Smalls Boa Black is a comfortable, easy-to-use snowboard boot for young beginner to intermediate level riders, offering quick adjustments and optimal performance on all terrains.
Colour
  • Burton Boots Smalls Boa Black Overview
Size
  • 4K (35)
  • 5K (36.5)
  • 7K (40)
Burton Snowboard Instigator Overview Burton Snowboard Binding Freestyle Black Overview Clearance
Burton
Snowboard set Instigator + bindings

  • Recommended price

    £591.42

    -23%

    £450.48

The Burton Instigator is a versatile, lightweight snowboard with a soft flex and traditional camber, ideal for beginners seeking to improve their skills across all terrains.
Size
  • 145
  • 150
  • 155
Burton Snowboard Ripcord Overview Burton Snowboard Binding Freestyle Black Overview Clearance
Burton
Snowboard set Ripcord + bindings

  • Recommended price

    £539.22

    -24%

    £408.72

The Burton Ripcord is an all-mountain freeride snowboard that enables novice and recreational snowboarders to have fun on various terrains. 
Size
  • 145
  • 154
  • 157
Burton Boots Mint Boa Safari Tan Overview Burton Boots Mint Boa Safari Tan Side Clearance
Burton
Boots Mint Boa Safari Tan

  • Recommended price

    £217.50

    -40%

    £130.50

The Burton Mint Boa Safari Tan is a comfortable, lightweight snowboard boot with a quick-adjusting BOA H3 COILER lacing system, ideal for beginner to intermediate riders.
Colour
  • Burton Boots Mint Boa Safari Tan Overview
Size
  • 5 (35)
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Burton
Snowboard Process Flying V

  • Recommended price

    £513.21

    -25%

    £382.71

The Burton Process Flying V is a versatile, easy-to-ride snowboard with enhanced playfulness, designed for intermediate to advanced riders seeking an all-mountain freestyle board.
Size
  • 155
  • 155W
  • 157W
  • 159
  • 162
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Burton Snowboard Process Overview Burton Snowboard Binding Freestyle Black Overview Clearance
Burton
Snowboard set Process + bindings

  • Recommended price

    £687.12

    -23%

    £527.04

The Burton Process is a versatile, all-mountain freestyle snowboard, designed for fun and progression, with a balanced flex and camber-rocker profile for excellent manoeuvrability.
Size
  • 159
  • 162
Burton Snowboard Process Flying V Overview Burton Snowboard Binding Freestyle Black Overview Clearance
Burton
Snowboard set Process Flying V + bindings

  • Recommended price

    £687.12

    -27%

    £499.20

The Burton Process Flying V is a versatile, easy-to-ride snowboard with enhanced playfulness, designed for intermediate to advanced riders seeking an all-mountain freestyle board.
Size
  • 155
  • 155W
  • 157W
  • 159
  • 162
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Burton
Balaclava Bonded True Black

  • Recommended price

    £47.76

    -20%

    £38.19

The Bonded True Black Ski Hood was designed by Burton to keep your head warm even in the worst conditions
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  • Burton Balaclava Bonded True Black Overview
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Burton
Balaclava Bonded True Black Helmet Size

  • Recommended price

    £47.76

    -20%

    £38.19

The Burton Bonded True Black Helmet Size Men's Hood is worn over the ski helmet to protect against the elements and is a very effective way to protect against the elements
Colour
  • Burton Balaclava Bonded True Black Helmet Size Overview
Burton Cap Colfax Cordova Hat True Black Overview Burton Cap Colfax Cordova Hat True Black Back
Burton
Cap Colfax Cordova Hat True Black

  • Recommended price

    £34.71

    -30%

    £24.27

 
Colour
  • Burton Cap Colfax Cordova Hat Forest Moss Overview
  • Burton Cap Colfax Cordova Hat True Black Overview
Burton Snowboard Binding Grom black Overview Burton Snowboard Binding Grom black Back Clearance
Burton
Snowboard binding Grom black

  • Recommended price

    £104.31

    -28%

    £74.73

Very practical and easy to use, the Burton Grom White children’s snowboard binding is perfect to learn the basics of snowboarding.  
Colour
  • Burton Snowboard Binding Grom black Overview
  • Burton Snowboard Binding Grom white Overview
Size
  • M (31.5-34)
Burton Cap Kids I-80 Trucker Hat Dusty Blue Overview Burton Cap Kids I-80 Trucker Hat Dusty Blue Back
Burton
Cap Kids I-80 Trucker Hat Dusty Blue

  • Recommended price

    £26.01

    -30%

    £18.18

 
Colour
  • Burton Cap Kids I-80 Trucker Hat Dusty Blue Overview
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Burton Boots Photon Boa Black Black Overview Burton Boots Photon Boa Black Black Side Clearance
Burton
Boots Photon Boa Black Black

  • Recommended price

    £391.41

    -20%

    £313.11

The Photon Boa, shown here in Black, is a high-quality Burton snowboard boot that offers great performance for strong riding, while being very comfortable and featuring a convenient lacing system.  
Colour
  • Burton Boots Photon Boa Black Black Overview
Size
  • 8.0 (41)
Burton Snowboard Custom Smalls Overview Ride Micro Black Clearance
Burton
Snowboard set Custom Smalls + bindings

  • Recommended price

    £400.02

    -22%

    £308.67

The Burton Custom Smalls is a versatile, all-mountain freestyle snowboard for young, intermediate to advanced riders, offering superior performance, grip, and playfulness.
Size
  • 145
Burton Snowboard Binding Step On X black Overview Burton Snowboard Binding Step On X black Side Clearance
Burton
Snowboard binding Step On X black

  • Recommended price

    £417.51

    -10%

    £374.88

The Burton Step-On X Black snowboard binding is quick to use, practical and comfortable yet it remains focused on performance with its carbon reinforced construction.  
Colour
  • Burton Snowboard Binding Step On X black Overview
Size
  • M (8.5 US -10.5 US)
Burton Balaclava Women's Cora Hood Stout White Overview Burton Balaclava Women's Cora Hood Stout White Detail Clearance
Burton
Balaclava Women's Cora Hood Stout White

  • Recommended price

    £43.41

    -20%

    £34.71
Colour
  • Burton Balaclava Women's Cora Hood Stout White Overview
  • Burton Balaclava Women's Cora Hood True Black Overview
Burton Mitten Gondy Gore-Tex Leather Mittens Rawhide Overview Burton Mitten Gondy Gore-Tex Leather Mittens Rawhide Detail Clearance
Burton
Mitten Gondy Gore-Tex Leather Mittens Rawhide
  • £113.01
Colour
  • Burton Mitten Gondy Gore-Tex Leather Mittens Rawhide Overview
Size
  • S (19)
  • M (20.5)
  • L (21.5)
Burton Boots Limelight Black Overview Burton Boots Limelight Black Side Clearance
Burton
Boots Limelight Black

  • Recommended price

    £278.31

    -20%

    £222.63

The Burton Limelight Black women's snowboard boot is a mid-range model equipped with a quick release and offers great comfort while allowing you to ride and progress throughout the resort.
Colour
  • Burton Boots Limelight Black Overview
Size
  • 7 (38)
  • 8.5 (40.5)
  • 9 (41)
  • 9.5 (41.5)

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I love Burton Snowboard

Do you like Burton? Turns out we do too. That's why we dedicated this page to one of the most, if not the most, notorious and respected brand in the entire snowboard industry.

Burton is a story about perseverance. In 1977, canadian Jake Burton Carpenter who was a bartender at the time decides to make his own snowboard manufacture. Snowboarding barely even exists at that time and snowboarders are not very welcome in ski resorts. The challenge was super risky but totally worth it. Nowadays, Burton is a worldwide leader with 30 to 35% of market share. 

But snowboards were only a start. The leading manufacturer expands to other equipment with dedicated brands: Anon Optics (snow goggles), R.E.D. Protection (helmets and protectors), Analog Outerwear and Gravis Footwear. In 2005 Burton buys Forum Snowboarding, Jeenyus Snowboards, Foursquare Outerwear and Special Blend Outerwear. 

If the brand has acquired a strong know-how in making snowboards, it also offers a full range of snow clothing and accessories. Some of the best riders in the world, including the legend Shaun White, ride Burton products. There's hardly anything else to say to convince you that Burton is a reliable brand that knows how to make great snowboards right?


The story behind Burton Snowboards


Snurf Burton Snowboard

The story of Burton Snowboards begins in 1977 with Jake Burton. Back in the day, he was just one of those kids who were fond of snurfing. The Snurfer was created in 1965 by Sherman Poppen and was the predecsessor of the snowboard. Snurf is a mix of snow and surf.
The Snurfer was basically a monoski that was shorter and wider than a pair of skis and had no bindings. It glided sideways like a surfboard. Jake Burton spent a few years working on it and trying to improve the way it worked on the snow.

In 1977 he quits his job in Manhattan and leaves for Londondery, Vermont, USA, in order to shape his own boards and start selling them. Burton was convinced that snowboarding would become a big thing, he just didn't know how big it would actually become. He designed his first ever snowboard, the Backhill in his backyard barn. Without knowing it, he had just founded the first snowboard factory in the world, Burton Snowboards. 


Quickly, the one-man adventure becomes a real company with 4 or 5 people working for him. The barn, the living room and basically the entire house are used for designing, building and dispatching the snowboards ordered by a few passionate riders around the country who had heard of Burton Snowboards already. When orders tend to slow down, Jake tours the shops around to show and sell his boards. 

But snowboarding is a not a very popular sport at that time and it is forbidden in most if not all american ski resorts. Always optimistic, Burton keeps pushing, meets resorts managers and tries to convince them to open their doors to boarders. His first win happens in 1982 in Suicide Six, Vermont. A few more follow, slowly, including Breckenridge and Stratton in 1983. 

Backhill Burton Snowboard

Now with an access to groomed snow, Burton realizes that his wooden boards are dope on deep powder but they're a nightmare on hard snow. Without metal edges, the boards are out of control. That's how, in 1983, he designed the new Performer snowboard featuring metallic edges and a P Tex base. 

At around the same time, Europe starts showing interest for this new sport and Burton opens offices in Innsbruck, Austria, in 1985, with the european market in mind. The next year, Burton snowboards reach Australia and New Zealand. In the meantime, Burton turns the "National Snowboarding Championship" into the U.S. Open Snowboarding Championship and transfers the event from Suicide Six to Stratton, where it still plays today. The U.S. OPen is now property of Burton Snowboards.

But it's never enough for the insatiable Jake. He knows that the notoriety of his brand needs a boost and begins sponsoring the best riders in the world like Peter Bauer, Jean Nerva or Craig Kelly. Jointly with them, he designs the first signature boards or pro models: the P.J. and the Craig Kelly’s Mystery Air.


Burton's rolling. Since then, the company has never stopped working on improving its products and making the sport better, safer and more enjoyable to more riders. The brand keeps pushing limits and constantly comes up with innovations and upgrades, helping riders live for their passion. Branches opened everywhere in the world (Japan in 1994 for example) and the biggest names and best riders are still rolling for Burton (Terje Haakonsen, Ross Powers, Shaun White, Nicola Thost, Kelly Clark etc). Burton even launched the "Burton Learn to Ride" program to help people discover the joys of snowboarding with a gear that's adapted for them. There are also a few "Learn to Ride centers" teaching riding courses.

Jake Burton: biography and history


Jake Burton

Jake Burton hadn't really planned to become a business man. He was just a kid who received a Snurfer for Christmas, that was it. 

But he happened to like the gift, to use it a lot and to find ways to improve it. Burton spends a lot of time refining his Snurfers until he comes up with a real board prototype in 1977 that would mix skate and surf influences according to him.

Founding a company making products for a market that wasn't even existing at the time, that was quite of a challenge. Jake took that decision on the fly, he didn't know much about what was coming.

Since that day, Burton hasn't stopped working for a minute. Passionate about his work, his company and snowboarding, he manages to spend over a 100 days on the slopes a year. He needs this time for testing his products and, as a matter of fact, he loves riding like all of us. And you may think "yeah the boss goes riding while the staff keeps working". Well, that's not quite true. At Burton, when it's been snowing, employees are given a day off to go riding. And as if this wasn't enough, the company is providing them all with a season ski pass for Vermont resorts.

After battling with cancer, Jake Burton passed away in 2019.

Burton: snowboarding equipment and apparel for men and women

The American giant of the snowboarding world has everything you need to get kitted up for snowboarding. Including boards, bindings and boots, as well as technical apparel and accessories to enjoy your sessions no matter the conditions.

Burton: snowboards, boots, and bindings

Burton offers a wide range of snowboarding equipment, boards, bindings, and boots. As a market leader, Burton offers all the gear you need for the discipline, with nothing but high-quality equipment benefiting from the latest technical innovations thanks to the brand’s research and development resources. The Burton Custom (and its various derivatives) stands as an iconic model in the brand’s lineup and offers maximum performance every season. You can also think of The Channel insert system that provides very good precision when it comes to adjusting your bindings on the board.

Burton: Step On system

Burton is also responsible for the Step On snowboard boot and binding system, enabling to get in and out very easily. To enjoy this innovation, you’ll need compatible Burtin bindings and boots from Burton (or another brand) designed to work with this interface.

Burton: technical apparel, jackets, mitts, and gloves

Because snowboarding requires dedicated garments and accessories, Burton develops technical jackets and pants, as well as mitts, gloves and other items.

The Burton Team

Since the very beginning, the Burton Team has always been international. From Terje Haakonsen and Shaun White in the past to Mark McMorris, Danny Davis and Kelly Clark, the "Global Team" incorporates the best riders in the world. Here is an overview of some of the most legendary riders riding for Burton.

Mark McMorris

Mark McMorris

Date of birth: Dec. 9, 1993
Lives in: Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Best results: 3-time gold medallist at the Winter X Games Big Air, 3-time gold medallist at the Winter X Games Slopestyle, gold medallist at the 2018 US Open Championship in Slopestyle.


Mark McMorris, along with Seb Toots and Charles Reid, belongs to this young army of talented canadian riders who rock at big air and slopestyle events. Mark McMorris still looks like a teenager, he's shy, he's nice, but he also landed the first-ever 1440 in the entire snowboard history. Technical, precise, bold, he spends his time training for contests and practicing new tricks on kickers that are bigger than your house. Since slopestyle has become an olympic event, he works even harder. Mark McMorris is famous for his style and fluidity. You'll rarely see a rider performing tricks like he does.


Danny Davis

Danny Davis

Date of birth: June 22, 1988
Lives in: Higland, Michigan, USA
Best results: SuperPipe Gold Medallist at the 2014 Winter X Games, Slopestyle winner of the 2009 Burton European Open, several victories at the Dew Tour.


Danny is a versatile rider with an aggressive style. Skilled in the pipe, Danny Davis is one of the few that can actually challenge Shaun White. The commitment of Davis has often led him to the hospital bed. Always pushing hard, he's spent quite some time recovering from various injuries but hey, that's the key to success.


Kelly Clark

Kelly Clark

Date of birth: July 26, 1983
Lives in: West Dover, Vermont, USA
Best results: 15 medals at the half-pipe event of the X Games (9 were gold), winner of the TTR 2008/09, several victories of the Dew Tour, Gold medal at the Salt Lake City Olympics.


Kelly Clark is one of the most award-winning women riders in the world. Dominating the snowboard scene for over 10 years, she's also one of the most consistent one. She won all major events including Winter X Games, TTR, Olympics. Kelly Clark is a competitor and a technical and committed pipe rider. She keeps working on her technique and her progression seems endless. Winning all major contests, the only riders able to frighten her domination are Torah Bright and Gretchen Bleiler.