Snowboard Boots

Burton snowboard boots fit true to size, so you should select your regular shoe size. For the best fit, measure your foot length (Mondopoint in millimetres) and compare it to Burton’s official size chart. This ensures a snug, comfortable fit that supports performance on the slopes. 

Consider your riding style, preferred lacing system (traditional, speed, or BOA), fit and sizing, and your budget. Each factor affects comfort, support, and how well the boots match your snowboarding needs. Burton offers a range of options to suit beginners through to advanced riders. 

Burton boots are designed to work with most standard snowboard bindings, but for Step On® boots, you must use compatible Step On® bindings. Always check compatibility charts to ensure your boots and bindings are correctly matched for safety and performance.

Measure your foot length and refer to the Mondopoint sizing on Burton’s chart. The boots should feel snug but not painfully tight, with your toes just touching the end. Burton boots are designed to pack out slightly after a few uses, so a close fit at first is ideal. 

No, men’s and women’s Burton boots and bindings are gender-specific in their sizing and design. Mixing them can result in poor fit or malfunction, especially with Step On® systems. Always pair men’s boots with men’s bindings and women’s boots with women’s bindings for safety.

Burton offers traditional laces for customisable tension, Speed Zone™ lacing for quick, independent tightening, and BOA® systems for easy, micro-adjustable fit. Choose based on your preference for convenience, support, and how much control you want over your boot’s feel. 

Use the Burton size charts to match your boot size with the appropriate binding size. Proper pairing ensures optimal board control and safety. For Step On® boots, only use Step On® bindings, and double-check the compatibility before purchasing.