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Jones Snowboards
Twin Sister Junior Snowboard - 2027 - Girls'
1 color
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Gnu
Recess Grom Snbowboard Package - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
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Arbor
Red Gerard AM Snowboard - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
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Nitro
Charger Micro Snowboard Binding - 2027 - Kids'
2 colors
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Nidecker
Ollie Scamp Snowboard Binding - 2026 - Kids'
1 color
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Sweet Protection
Bueller Jr Goggles - Kids'
2 colors
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Giro
Neo Jr MIPS Round Fit Helmet - Kids'
1 color
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POC
Pocito Fornix Mips Helmet - Kids'
4 colors
POC
POCito Skull Helmet - Kids'
4 colors
Ride
Specter Jr Snowboard Binding - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
Burton
Smalls BOA Snowboard Boot - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
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Smith
Survey MIPS Helmet - Kids'
2 colors
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Nidecker
Micron Snowboard Boots - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
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Bataleon
Twist BOA Snowboard Boot - 2027 - Women's
1 color
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Defiance
Defiance J1 Snowboard Binding - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
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Anon
Define Helmet - Kids'
1 color
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Atomic
Revant Jr Visor Helmet - Kids'
2 colors
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Burton
Step On Re:Flex Snowboard Binding - 2027 - Kids'
2 colors
K2
Lil Kat Snowboard Boot - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
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Arbor
Sapling Snowboard Binding - 2026 - Kids'
1 color
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Scott
Shield Junior Goggles - Kids'
2 colors
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K2
Lil Kat Snowboard Binding - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
Burton
Grom Step On Snowboard Boot - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
Jones Snowboards
Happy Mountain Snowboard Binding - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
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Smith
Rodeo Jr. Helmet - Kids'
2 colors
Defiance
Defiance T1 Snowboard Binding - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
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Oakley
O-Frame 2.0 Pro S Goggles - Kids'
2 colors
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Yes.
First Basic Snowboard - 2026 - Kids'
1 color
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Union
Cadet One Snowboard Binding - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
ThirtyTwo
Youth Lashed BOA Snowboard Boot - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
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ThirtyTwo
Kids BOA Snowboard Boot - 2027
1 color
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Salomon
Huck Knife Grom Snowboard - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
Salomon
The Future Snowboard Binding - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
Salomon
Whipstar Boa Snowboard Boot - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
Salomon
Project Boa Snowboard Boot - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
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Rome
Slapstick Snowboard Binding - 2027 - Kids'
1 color
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Ride
Lowride Snowboard - Kids'
1 color
Ride
Norris Jr Snowboard Boot - Kids'
1 color
Ride
K-1 Snowboard Binding - Kids'
1 color
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Micro Snowboard Binding - Kids'
1 color
POC
POCito Obex Helmet - Kids'
3 colors
POC
POCito Retina Goggles - Kids'
2 colors
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How We Choose Kids Snowboard Gear
When you stand a kids’ board upright beside them, it should be somewhere between their chest and chin. If the child is small it’s all right to err on the shorter side because shorter boards are easier to maneuver, which makes for a more comfortable learning experience. Go longer for bigger kids or if you want to give them some room to grow. Don’t go too long, though, or the board may be too difficult for them to maneuver, thus inhibiting their fun factor. Most kids’ boards are in the all-mountain category with camber underfoot and a rockered tip and tail, and we think this is the best place to start for versatility. If your child wants to veer into different profiles once they’ve figured out if they’re a parky or a freerider, they can make those decisions on their second board. As far as boots and bindings? Think simplicity. A traditional strap binding with a soft flex paired with a hook and loop (Velcro) boot will do just fine. It’s okay to size up a bit assuming they’ll grow, but it’s important for the boot to fit well, so size it with a thick sock to begin with and hopefully the won’t grow toooo fast and can get a few seasons out of it.
