Burton Children's Grom Snowboard Binding - 16/17 Model
Burton Childrens Grom Snowboard Binding - 16/17 Model
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Burton Children's Grom Snowboard Binding - 16/17 Model

$79.95
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If you love someone, set them free. And if your little one wants freedom, get them the Burton® Grom binding.

Featuring a mitt or glove-friendly oversized buckle and single strap for easy entry and exit, the Grom binding makes it a cinch for even the smallest riders to achieve shred independence. With a lightweight, soft-flexing construction, the Grom is the perfect segue to sending them out on their own.

  • One pair of children's snowboard bindings
  • Easy for even the smallest riders
  • Single-component lightweight, bomb-proof polycarbonate baseplate
  • Ultra-lightweight single-component Grom hi-back
  • Onestrap® with ergo shaped easy entry ratchet tongue
  • Oversized and kid-friendly Smack-It Ratchet Smooth Glide™ buckles

Product Features:

Baseplate Polycarbonate
Buckle Kid-friendly Smooth Glide

Style Number: BUR10577101325XS, BUR10577101610XS, BUR10577101001YOU

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In the mid-60's, Jake Burton was one of the thousands of kids to start surfing on snow with Sherman Poppen's Snurfer™. It might have been only a department store toy, but it was also the earliest commercial form of the modern snowboard. Jake was hooked, and over the years he modified Poppen's Snurfer. Jake was convinced that surfing snow had potential to grow into something more. He bid the Manhattan business world goodbye and moved to Londonderry, Vermont to start shaping snowboards. The year was 1977, and Jake was about to launch the world's first snowboard factory. In its second year, Jake moved into a farm house in Manchester, Vermont - the facility that went on to produce such classic boards as the Backhill™ and Performer™.  

In 1992, Burton® Snowboards moved from its Manchester location to its current location in Burlington, Vermont. The move was driven by the same motivation that took Jake from New York to Londonderry to Manchester: a commitment to making the world's best snowboarding equipment and apparel and growing the sport.  

The same heart that beat years ago in a garage in Londonderry, Vermont still beats strong today within the ever-expanding walls of Burton offices around the globe. At Burton, two things matter more than anything else - riders and riding.