Burton

Grom Snowboard Binding - 2025 - Kids'

The Hi-Back is the vertical part of the binding that supports your ankle and lower leg. It plays a crucial role in controlling your snowboard during turns and provides stability. Different heights and stiffness levels of Hi-Backs can affect your riding experience, so choosing one that matches your skill level and riding style is essential.

The Baseplate is the foundation of the snowboard binding that connects to the board. It distributes your weight evenly, which is vital for balance and control. A "bomb-proof polycarbonate" baseplate is designed to be extremely durable, ensuring it can withstand impacts and rough conditions, giving you confidence on the slopes.

The Ankle Strap secures your boot in place, and a Onestrap design simplifies the process of getting in and out of the binding. This is particularly beneficial for younger or less experienced riders, as it allows for quick adjustments and a more comfortable fit, enhancing your overall snowboarding experience.

The Smack-It ratchet mechanism allows for quick and easy tightening of the straps on your snowboard bindings. This user-friendly design means you can achieve a snug fit without hassle, making it easier to adjust your bindings on the go, so you can spend more time riding and less time fiddling with equipment.

'Flex' refers to how much the binding can bend under pressure. A "soft" flex is more forgiving and easier to maneuver, making it ideal for beginners or those looking to improve their skills. It provides comfort and allows for easier turns, which can enhance your confidence and enjoyment on the slopes.

When selecting a Hi-Back, consider your riding style and skill level. Beginners may benefit from a shorter, softer Hi-Back for easier maneuverability, while more advanced riders might prefer a taller, stiffer Hi-Back for better control and responsiveness during aggressive turns. It's essential to try different options to find what feels best for you.