Burton Snowboarding Gear

Burton's Youth Day Hiker

Burton's boarding socks are designed to keep your feet stay warm and don't get sweaty.

Burton Socks

The start of the snowboarding season is weeks away (unless you ran away from home and are living on a polar ice cap,) but that doesn't mean you shouldn't start thinking about what gear you're gonna buy. Here's a look at some great boarding stuff from Burton.

Burton Snowboarding Gear - Boards

Burton has two lines of boards for kids this year - the Chopper and the Punch. The Chopper is a little more forgiving of a board that is great if you're just learning and don't want to spend your first day on the hill with your head in the snow. Both boards were designed with the help of kids and are built to stand up to your worst wipeouts. Each costs between $130 and $200 US.

Burton Snowboarding Gear - Backpacks

Burton's Youth Day Hiker is a fully loaded backpack with board carrying straps, a sound pocket for your CD player and favorite boarding tunes and tons of room for the rest of your snowboarding essentials. Obviously, you don't want to even think about homework or classes when you're up at the hill, but the Youth Day Hiker is a great bag for school as well. The Youth Day Hiker backpack costs around $50 U.S.

Other Burton Stuff

Besides boards and backpacks, Burton also has a full line of boots, bindings, jackets and just about anything else for young riders. The Project 13 line was designed by guys who want stylin' boarding gear that keep them warm, comfortable and mobile, so they can concentrate on landing their favorite boarding tricks. The Trinity line for girls features socks, fleeces, beanies and and other boarding stuff, that are specially designed with colors and styles for female riders. Guys and gals will definitely wanna check out Burton's new boarding socks - Finish Line and Fair Isle for girls and the very funky Buffer or Phase for guys.