Kids snowboard boots
Want to buy a pair of snowboard boots for your kid?
Mini-riders (especially your kid!) deserve the best equipment. It will help them feel good and progress at an accelerated pace. Having good boots, adapted to the foot shape, is extremely important. If they learn while in pain, they will never like snowboarding. This is why owning a pair of boots is better than renting, the boots will mold themselves around the foot and provide a custom fit. Rental boots are used by dozens of feet, all having different shapes, so they will never offer the ultimate comfort. Come have a look at our line of junior boots!
2022 Winter
The Zipline Boa Black is a Burton kids snowboard boot mixing comfort, flexibility and convenience to kick young riders progression to the next level.
- 4K (35)
- 5K (36.5)
- 6K (38)
- 7K (40)
2022 Winter
The Burton Grom BOA Black kids snowboard boot are easy to handle and very pleasant to ride with their flexible cuff. With a linerless construction and a BOA lacing system.
- 1K (31.5)
- 2K (33)
- 3K (34)
- 11C (28)
- 12C (29)
- 13C (30.5)
2022 Winter
The Youth Scout BOA Black is a kids snowboard boot developed by DC. It is easy to ride thanks to its accessible flex, practical thanks to its quick tightening system and equipped with an evolving size system.
- 1 (31.5)
- 2 (33)
- 3 (34)
- 4 (35)
- 5 (36)
- 6 (37)
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The Kat Black is a K2 snowboard boot endowed with a BOA quick lacing system. Developed for young female snowboarders, it will offer comfort and forgiveness.
- 4 (35.5)
2022 Winter
The Mini Grom Black is a Burton children's snowboard boot offering a lot of accessibility, tolerance and comfort of use. It's really the perfect boot to start with !
- 11C (28)
- 12C (29)
- 13C (30.5)
2022 Winter
The Mini Grom White kids boots by Burton are perfect for newbies with their soft flex and comfortable design. The scratch straps and linerless construction are super practical.
- 8C (25)
- 11C (28)
- 13C (30.5)
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The Mini Turbo Black is a K2 snowboard boot will be ideal for boys who are just starting snowboarding. A cool and comfortable boot with LED lights and a BOA quick-lacing system!
- 4 (35.5)
- 9K (27.5)
- 10K (28.5)
- 11K (29.5)
2022 Winter
The Burton Grom BOA White kids snowboard boot offers a very accessible flex. It comes with a linerless construction and a BOA lacing system for more practicality.
- 1K (31.5)
- 11C (28)
- 12C (29)
- 13C (30.5)
2022 Winter
The Deeluxe Rough Diamond + is a children's snowboard boot that offers a great ride and utilisation comfort thanks to a soft flex, good foot support and a qualitative construction.
- 22.5 (36)
- 23 (37)
- 24 (38)
- 24.5 (38.5)
- 25 (39)
The Zipline Step-On Black is a Burton kids snowboard boot specially designed for the Step-On bindings. It is ultra practical and pretty forgiving!
- 4K (35)
- 6K (38)
2022 Winter
The Vandal model from K2 Snowboards is a children's snowboard boots offering a soft flex, an efficient support thanks to the BOA tightening and lots of tolerance in the supports.
- 3 (34.5)
- 4 (35.5)
- 5 (36.5)
- 6 (38)
- 7 (39.5)
2022 Winter
The Lil Kat is a girl's snowboard boot developed by K2, offering a soft and comfortable flex, a practical BOA tightening system and a LED sole for a dose of fun!
- 1 (32.5)
- 2 (33.5)
- 3 (34.5)
- 4 (35.5)
- 5 (36.5)
- 9C
- 10C
- 11C (29.5)
- 12C (30.5)
- 13C (31.5)
2022 Winter
The Rough Diamond model from Deeluxe is a children's snowboard boot that is really easy to ride and fun, with a good manufacturing quality for a great riding comfort.
- 16 (29.5)
- 17 (30.5)
- 18 (31.5)
- 19 (32.5)
- 19.5 (33)
- 20 (33.5)
- 20.5 (34)
- 21 (34.5)
- 21.5 (35)
- 22 (35.5)
2022 Winter
The Zipline Boa Gray Neo-Mint model is a children's snowboard boot developed by Burton, offering great comfort and ease of use thanks to its liner, its BOA tightening system and its soft upper.
- 4K (35)
- 5K (36.5)
- 6K (38)
- 7K (40)
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- 18
- 18.5
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Buyer’s guide for junior snowboard boots
So, you know you need boots for your kid but you don’t know which ones. Don’t worry, we understand, snowboard equipment brings innovations every year and there are more and more brands making junior boots. Here are a few tips that will help you make the best pick.
Boots specifically designed for kids
Snowboard brands design their boots with kids in mind. They are not just smaller versions of the adult models, they are truly designed for kids, with technologies adapted to them. For instance, they are made more convenient so kids can use their closure systems with their smaller hands or they can enter and exit the boot effortlessly.
As a reminder, here are the different closure systems you can find: the quick lace system, made of 2 laces that tighten the boot just by pulling an ergonomic handle. This system automatically blocks the laces once you’ve pulled them. The Boa is another system incorporating a steel wire that runs around the boot. To tighten it, you need to spin a reel located on top of the boot. It is very easy and very quick. Finally, some boots feature the good old traditional lacing system, or velcro straps, offering a consistent and custom fit.
Comfortable boots, snuf fit for small feet
If you are used to rental boots, shaped by hundreds of different feet which rarely feels comfortable, brand new boots will feel like slippers! Junior liners are made to adapt to the foot that uses them. While you’re riding, your body will create heat, and with this heat, the liner will slowly shape around the foot which ensures optimal fit. The insoles also offer a comfortable dampening and the construction is insulated to make sure kids feet are always warm and happy.
Boots performance
Brands have derived their best technologies in order to offer adapted performance and precision to young riders. Softer and more flexible than adult models, junior boots are still responsive and provide enough support to boost riders progression.