Snowboard accessories
Do I Need Snowboard Accessories?
That’s entirely up to you! While some riders seek the purest experience, floating through powder on boards without bindings—taking inspiration from surfing and the early days of snowboarding—others choose to express their style by customising their boards with a few snowboard accessories. Anti-slip pads combine function and flair, with plenty of original designs available from brands like Burton and Dakine.
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Clearance
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£17.31
Clearance
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Recommended price
£95.61
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£81.26
Designed for use with Burton Hitchhiker or Spark Tesla and Tesla T1 bindings, Burton Gold splitboard crampons give you extra grip when climbing in difficult snow conditions.
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Which Snowboard Accessories Can I Use to Customise My Board?
Some people shine on the slopes through sheer talent, while the rest of us might look for other ways to stand out—like adding unique touches to our snowboards. Of course, there’s nothing stopping a skilled snowboarder from enjoying a cool anti-slip pad, some stylish stickers, or even a Channel Plug for that subtle finishing touch!
Stomp Pad: A World of Its Own
A stomp pad isn’t just a style accessory—it’s first and foremost a functional piece of kit! Typically placed between the two bindings, closer to the rear one, it’s used to rest your foot and maintain control of the board when using a button lift with only one foot strapped in. And with the rise of one-foot freestyle/jib tricks, it might just become more and more essential! It can also be placed in other spots on the board—for easier grabs, for instance. Burton leads the way with original pad designs that let you add some flair to your snowboard.
Channel Plug: For the Style-Conscious
The Channel Plug is a small extra accessory designed for owners of Burton snowboards. As the name suggests, it fits into the protective caps of Burton’s Channel/EST rail system. It’s a discreet but stylish way to personalise your setup.
What Other Snowboard Accessories Are There?
Snowboard LeashA relic of the past, the snowboard leash was once compulsory to ride in resorts. It’s not widely used anymore, but some die-hard fans still swear by it. You’ll still find a few options available in our store.
Snowboard Tip ProtectorsFor the more cautious riders, tip protectors screw onto the nose and tail of your snowboard to shield them from knocks and impacts. Extra durability—without compromising performance.
And to Go All OutSnowboard locks, spare screws, mounting discs—just a few of the many accessories we offer to meet all your snowboarding needs.