Kids' snowboards
Is your child progressing in snowboarding and are you looking for a board suited to their height, weight and ability level? A kids’ snowboard should above all be easy to control, lightweight underfoot and forgiving enough to help them build confidence. Junior models often use technologies found in adult snowboards, but with a softer flex and lengths designed for young riders.
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Recommended price
£175.91
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£158.31
The Ride Lowride is a versatile, easy-to-ride snowboard, perfect for children, offering quick progression with its forgiving design and great manoeuvrability.
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£200.00
The Burton Mini Grom is a snowboard for beginner children, allowing to learn and progress smoothly thanks to its soft flex and forgiving edges.
- 80
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- 100
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£270.00
The After School Special kids' snowboard by Burton is a lightweight, easy-to-handle board with bindings, designed so that young riders can discover snowboarding at their pace.
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- 100
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Recommended price
£202.31
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£182.07
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Recommended price
£202.31
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£182.07
The Salomon Grace is an all-terrain freestyle board for young enthusiasts who want to progress and have fun on all types of terrain with ease and stability.
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- 130
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£263.91
The Jones Prodigy is a versatile, responsive, and progressive snowboard for young riders, offering a balance of playfulness and control for all-terrain performance.
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£307.99
The Gnu Recess Package_Grom snowboard with bindings gives kids confidence on the slopes thanks to its enhanced grip and sturdy construction.
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- 120
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Recommended price
£259.51
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£233.55
The Salomon Team Package is a freestyle/all-mountain board for young riders. Versatile and forgiving, it’s perfect for progressing with style across all types of terrain.
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Recommended price
£219.91
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£197.91
The Nitro Spirit Kids snowboard is perfect for young riders, with its soft flex, reassuring flat camber, and playful twintip shape.
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- 126
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Recommended price
£219.91
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£197.91
The Nitro Ripper Kids is an ideal snowboard for young beginner to intermediate riders who want to get into freestyle with pop and forgiveness.
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- 126
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£325.56
The Jones Mountain Twin Junior snowboard is ideal for young regular-foot riders looking for a more responsive board to handle a variety of terrain.
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£320.00
The Feelgood Smalls snowboard from Burton offers maneuverability and responsiveness, ideal for progressing on all types of terrain and experiencing unforgettable sessions.
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£115.00
The Riglet is a kids snowboard developed by Burton for the little ones. It is very easy to ride and forgiving for a smooth initiation.
- 90
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Recommended price
£290.31
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£261.27
The Nitro Spirit Youth snowboard gives young riders confidence thanks to its wood core, flat camber, and lightweight design.
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£290.39
For a relaxed learning experience, the Gnu Recess Package-Mini board with bindings combines a soft flex, a flat profile, and forgiving, progressive tips.
- 80
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- 100
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£219.91
The Bataleon Minishred kids' snowboard offers forgiveness and versatility to help young beginners progress.
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Recommended price
£202.31
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£140.71
With its soft flex and great forgiveness, the Nidecker Micron Magic snowboard allows young beginner snowboarders to discover the joys of riding and progress at their pace.
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- 100
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Recommended price
£175.91
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£122.23
The K2 Lil Kat is a lightweight, durable snowboard designed for young beginners, offering great forgiveness for edge mistakes and enhanced manoeuvrability for easy, fun rides.
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£200.00
The Burton Grom Purple Teal kids' snowboard features a True Twin shape that makes it easier for young riders to learn and ride switch.
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Recommended price
£202.31
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From £161.83
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£343.11
The Bataleon Evil Teen kids' snowboard helps young riders improve their freestyle skills; it's ideal for exploring the park and learning to ride switch.
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Why choose a kids’ snowboard deck only?
Buying a board only makes sense if your child already has bindings in good condition, if you want to set up their kit yourself, or if their current snowboard has become too small.
The aim is not to pick the most technical board possible, but the one that will allow your child to turn easily, stay balanced and avoid tiring too quickly. A board that is too stiff or too long may hold back their progression.
Choosing the size of a junior snowboard
The size of a child’s snowboard should not be chosen based on age alone. Two children of the same age can have very different heights, weights and ability levels. To choose correctly, you need to consider three factors together: your child’s height, weight and confidence on snow.
Snowboard for children aged 5 to 6
For a child aged 5 to 6, ease of use is the priority. A short, soft and manoeuvrable board helps them initiate their first turns without forcing it. Depending on the child’s build, you would generally look at a board between 80 and 110 cm. At this age, it is best to avoid models that are too demanding: snowboarding should remain fun.
Kids’ snowboard for ages 7 to 9
Between 7 and 9 years old, children gain balance and start to control their lines more effectively. A board between 100 and 125 cm is often suitable, adjusted according to weight and skill level. A soft to intermediate flex is still recommended to make turns, small spins and those first riding sensations easier.
Junior board for children aged 10 to 12
From around 10 years old, some young riders begin to develop a clear preference: piste, freestyle or riding along the sides of the runs. Board length is often between 115 and 140 cm, but weight becomes a key factor. A lighter child will need a shorter, softer board, while a young snowboarder who is already confident may opt for a slightly more responsive model.
And for teenagers?
For taller teenagers, it can sometimes be worth looking at small adult sizes. Be careful, however: an adult board may be too stiff for a lightweight young rider. If the teenager still lacks power in their legs, a proper junior board or a small size with a friendly flex will often remain the better option.
Board only or kids’ snowboard package?
Choose a kids’ snowboard on its own if you already have compatible bindings or if you only want to replace the board. It is the right solution for fine-tuning the size, flex and intended use according to your child’s progression.
However, if you also need to buy bindings, a package is often the more logical choice. Kids’ snowboard packages pair a board directly with compatible bindings, helping to avoid mounting errors and making the choice simpler.
Complete your junior snowboard set-up
To ride in the right conditions, the board alone is not enough. Also check that your child has kids’ snowboard bindings suited to their boot size and ability level, as well as comfortable kids’ snowboard boots. Bindings that are too large, poorly fitted boots or a board that is too long can make learning much more difficult.
Need more detailed advice on shapes, cambers and riding styles? Read our guide: Which snowboard should you choose?