Kids' Skiing & Snowboarding: Compare Listings & Prices

Updated October 25, 2026

Browse 15 listings for Kids' Skiing & Snowboarding, including options from Saint Bernard and Burton Snowboards. Compare product details and listed prices.

The 15 displayed listings with prices are listed from $109.95 to $399.95 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.

Helmets often feature MIPS technology and lightweight shells, while snowboards use wood cores with poplar or bamboo layers. Boots and bindings are built from durable plastics and reinforced straps.

When choosing a helmet, check for a snug fit, adjustable straps, and a certified safety rating. For snowboards, consider the flex rating, softer flexes are easier for beginners, stiffer boards give more control at speed. Boots should have a secure closure system and a comfortable liner.

Bindings need to match the board’s mounting pattern and your child’s boot size. Look for easy-release levers and a sturdy base plate. Overall, prioritize safety certifications and a size that allows growth without being too loose.

Questions

What safety features should I look for in a kids' snow helmet?

Look for MIPS technology, a certified impact rating, and an adjustable fit system.

How do I choose the right snowboard flex for my child?

A softer flex is forgiving for beginners, while a medium flex offers more control as they improve.

Are snowboard boots with BOA closures easier for kids?

BOA systems provide quick, even tightening, which can be more convenient than traditional laces.

Do bindings need to match the snowboard brand?

Bindings should fit the board’s mounting pattern (e.g., 2-hole, 4-hole) regardless of brand.

How often should I replace a kids' helmet?

Replace the helmet after any serious impact or every few seasons as the foam can degrade.

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