
Snowboard — Snowboard boots
Burton Grom Step On Snowboard Boots Black (2024)
Older model (2024)
Look Mom, No Laces, No Straps Put the power of independence in their hands. The kids' Burton Grom Step On® Snowboard Boots double the freedom with the intuitive ease of a step on binding system and the simplified lacing of the BOA® Fit System. Just step in, dial up the fit, and ride. It doesn't get much more kid-friendly than that. PRODUCT FEATURES Just Step Right In: The Step On® system creates a clean and simple boot-to-binding interface that lets you step right in. No buckles. No Straps. No Fuss. Easy to Adjust: An oversize BOA® dial makes for easy adjustment for small hands. TECH SPECS Lac
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Information last checked September 16, 2026
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