Kids snowboard sets
How about getting a snowboard package for your kid?
If your child has fell in love with the sport but he’s getting tired of renting and wants his own equipment, you’ve come to the right place. The junior snowboard packages offered by Glisshop will help him progress at an accelerated pace. You will find the board suited for his or her needs and style. From freestyle to freeride through all-mountain boards, we have it all. Binding-wise, we also have many adapted to all levels, stiff, flexible or in-between, the most difficult is to choose!
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This is the Lil Kat, a K2 children's snowboard designed specifically for little girls. A pretty board that is soft and easy to handle, ideal for their first slides!
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The Lowride model from Ride is a children's snowboard with a symmetrical freestyle-inspired shape, a soft flex that's easy to handle and an inverted camber for more forgiveness.
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The Chicklet is a Burton kids snowboard designed to help young girls to start their practice at their own rhythm with a soft flex and forgiving camber.
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The Custom Smalls model is a children's snowboard developed by the American brand Burton. Well balanced between performance and accessibility, it is ideal for progressing throughout the resort.
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The Fun Inc is a children's snowboard developed by YES, with a freestyle/all-mountain program and a well-balanced level of performance offering great skills while maintaining tolerance.
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The Machete Jr model from Ride is a snowboard for kids and juniors, offering a lot of versatility and a good margin of progression throughout the resort.
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The Prodigy children's snowboard benefits from the qualitative and ecological construction of the Jones brand, and offers high performance for young snowboarders with an already developed level.
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Here is the Ripper Kids from Nitro, simply one of the most fun, forgiving and evolutionary boards on the market allowing young riders to progress at a crazy pace!
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The children's version of the pro-model for the freestyler Scott Stevens, the Capita Scott Stevens Mini will awaken the talent of your young one, enabling development and progression throughout the resort.
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The Scott Stevens Mini is a children's freestyle snowboard developed by Capita offering maximum playability and tolerance for learning to snowboard and progress in freestyle.
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Simple and effective, the Bataleon Minishred is a children's snowboard offering all the accessibility and tolerance a child needs to learn and progress in snowboarding.
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The Vandal model from K2 Snowboards is a child's snowboard with a well-balanced performance level and a freestyle shape that works well throughout the resort.
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The Yeasayer Smalls model is a Burton children's snowboard designed for girls. Evolutive, it enables both initiation and continued progress throughout the resort.
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The Alias is a Rossignol kids snowboard offering an excellent compromise between performance and accessibility. Versatile and playful, it will help your child to progress in freestyle
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The Alias model from Rossignol is a snowboard designed for children and teenagers, offering them versatility, accessibility and plenty of room to progress.
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The Chopper model is a Burton children's snowboard designed to be as easy and forgiving as possible. It allows your little chap to get familiar with snowboarding as early as possible!
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The Feelgood Smalls from Burton is a girl's snowboard designed for young snowboarders with a good technical bases looking to continue to progress throughout the resort!
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The Fun Inc is a kids snowboard developed by the brand Yes. A evolutive freestyle-oriented model made for little riders who have already mastered the basics!
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The Jess Kimura Mini is a teenage girl's snowboard developed by Capita for young riders in transition, looking for a progressive freestyle board for progression throughout the resort.
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The Micro Mini from Capita is a children's snowboard with a very high-quality construction and an ideal performance level for young snowboarders, with great accessibility and tolerance.
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The Micron Merc model is a Nidecker snowboard for children and teenagers, offering lots of versatility and accessibility for fun and progression throughout the resort.
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The Micron Prosper Jr kids snowboard by Nidecker is a well-balanced accessible model for newbies. It will be ideal to discover all the resort.
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The Mini Turbo is a children's snowboard developed by the American brand K2. With a nice colour and a very accessible construction, it is ideal for beginners.
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The Minishred is a kids snowboard from Bataleon. Accessible and forgiving, it is perfect for beginners, a special attention was given to the topsheet artwork and build quality.
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The Process Smalls model is a children's snowboard developed by the American brand Burton. Easy to ride and flexible, it allows you to progress and have fun all over the resort.
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The Ripper Youth from the American brand Nitro Snowboards is a snowboard for boys and teenagers, offering tolerance and efficiency throughout the resort.
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The Ripper Youth is a flexible and forgiving Nitro snowboard designed to help children to sharpen their skills quickly and ride to the bottom of the slope without taking a bail.
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Buyer’s guide for a junior snowboard package
Your kid doesn’t give you a rest and he keeps screaming for a new board...Come on, help him out he will be the happiest kid on earth! Get him a junior snowboard set including a board and a pair of bindings perfectly suited for his needs.
How to choose the right junior board for your kid?
He’s a true beginner or he just learnt the basics or snowboarding. Look for a package that includes a soft board that’s easy to manoeuver and effortless. This will help him focus on his technique rather than on his pain. Through our wide selection of boards, find a light one that pivots naturally thanks to a rockered profile. These rockers also enhance the playfulness of the board and bring an enjoyable forgiving feel. Freestyle boards are an excellent choice as they are very progressive and fun to play with. Once kids have build up confidence, they may want to try lapping the park.
But if your child is a talented rider and has skills, then he will need a board package that’s a little more advanced and more technical. If he spends a lot of time playing with his friends in the park, then get him a freestyle board. They are nimble, playful and poppy, perfectly adapted for jumping everywhere in the park! If he prefers riding on powder and fresh snow, go for a freeride-oriented board. Stiffer and more powerful, it will handle all sorts of terrains with ease. It will also allow carving on piste.
What sort of bindings should you get?
After choosing the board, you need to choose the bindings. It may sound obvious but it can be difficult. Once again, each binding has unique skills and you need to make sure the one you are going to pick is adapted to the needs of your kid. Beginners will prefer a flexy and mellow binding with a soft highback and a padded chassis. It will make riding effortless and painless which is quite enjoyable when you are learning. The cushioning system absorbs vibrations and impacts to maximise comfort.
If you child is an experienced rider then he will probabaly want something stiffer and more responsive. This type of binding will be more precise at higher speed and will feel more reliable. Perfect for carving or for riding on powder.
Of course, you should also check how easy it is to use the binding. Kids have small hands and some brands have this in mind when they design junior bindings. Flow, for instance, offer bindings with rear entry systems. They are a lot easier and quicker to use!