Burton Kids' [1-3] Grom Boa® Snowboard Boot [2019]
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Burton Kids' [1-3] Grom Boa® Snowboard Boot [2019]
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Item No. 24951097
$149.99
$89.97
(40% off)
Only ships to Canada
Variations
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Color: BLACK
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Size: 3
Description
For the kid that's just learning to stand sideways, or is growing out of the Velcro® Mini-Grom boot, the Burton Grom Boa® delivers comfort and a mellow flex that's great for learning on the bunny hill or stepping it up to the groomers. With a quick turn of the dial, kids can dial in their boots without help from mom or dad, and open the door to a whole new world of mini-shred possibilities.Additional Information
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- Soft flexible shell construction
- DynoLITE outsole
- Room-to-Grow™ footbed
- Liner-Less with 3M™ Thinsulate™ insulation
- Snow-proof internal gusset
- Boa® closure system
- Terrain: All Mountain
- Product ID#: 24951097
- Vendor Style#: 150891
Features
BOA® CLOSURE SYSTEM
The Boa® closure system is the most revolutionary closure system on the market. The exceptionally durable and lightweight reels combine with aircraft grade stainless steel laces to provide smooth, even closure for a secure, comfortable and truly customized fit.THINSULATE™ INSULATION
This unique micro fiber insulation is ten times smaller than other synthetics with equal insulating power. The fibres trap warm air, reflect radiant body heat and deliver warmth two times greater than down and other polyester insulations.ROOM-TO-GROW FOOTBED
To keep up with the constant growth spurts, the new and improved kid's Room-To-Grow Footbed allows you to gain one full size. Rather than buy new boots every season, simply remove the footbed when the fit becomes snug. A secondary, integrated footbed means there's no compromise in cushioning or support.DYNOLITE OUTSOLE
Superior cushioning, improved board feel and consistent support in a 20% lighter weight construction. Made entirely of an exclusive cushioning compound specially formulated to withstand repeated impacts and freezing temps for long lasting shock absorption.
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