Burton Kids' Wrist Guards 2025 | True Black

Burton Kids' Wrist Guards 2025 | True Black

Slim wrist protection for little rippers, made to fit under kids' gloves and mitts.

The Burton Kids' Impact Wrist Guard gives young riders proper wrist protection in a slim package. Tapered top splints support the wrist when they put a hand down, and soft padding keeps it comfortable all day on the hill.

The low-profile design fits under kids' gloves and mittens, and an adjustable cuff with flexible hook and loop straps makes it easy to get a snug fit (and easy for parents to help). It's built for snow, and Burton backs it with a lifetime warranty.

Key Features

• Tapered top splints: support the wrist in a fall
• Low-profile design: fits under kids' gloves and mittens
• Adjustable cuff: dial in the fit as they grow
• Flexible hook and loop adjustment: quick on, quick off
• Soft padding: comfortable for full days
• Lifetime warranty: backed by Burton

Specs

• Splint: Tapered top splints
• Fabric: 100% polyester
• Closure: Adjustable cuff with hook and loop straps
• Profile: Low profile, worn under gloves or mitts
• Sizes: Kids' S/M, L/XL
• Sold as: Pair
• Warranty: Lifetime
• Best for: Kids learning to snowboard
• Colourway: True Black

Size Guide

Burton sizes kids' wrist guards on its kids' hand chart. Measure hand circumference around the knuckles (thumb excluded) and hand length from the wrist crease to the tip of the middle finger. If your child sits between sizes, Burton's adjustable cuff gives some room to grow into the bigger size.

Ages are a rough guide only; go by hand size. Burton notes all conversions are approximate and fit may vary.

About Burton

Burton was founded by Jake Burton Carpenter in Vermont in 1977, and it's fair to say modern snowboarding grew up alongside it. From the early Backhill boards to pushing resorts to open their lifts to snowboarders, Burton has been at the centre of the sport for nearly 50 years.

Its team has included some of the biggest names in snowboarding, from Kelly Clark and Mark McMorris to Anna Gasser. Burton's protection range follows the same thinking as its outerwear: low profile, comfortable all day and backed by Burton's lifetime warranty on these pieces. It's gear built by riders who spend every winter on snow.

FAQs

What size Burton Kids' Wrist Guards should I get?
Measure your child's hand around the knuckles. S/M suits roughly 18–18.5cm (Burton kids' glove S to M, around 8–10 years) and L/XL suits roughly 19–20.5cm (kids' L to XL, around 12–16 years). Go by hand size rather than age.

Do kids' wrist guards go under or over gloves?
Under. Put the wrist guards on first, tighten the straps, then pull gloves or mittens over the top. The low-profile design is made to fit underneath.

Do kids need wrist guards for snowboarding?
They're one of the smartest pieces of protection for kids learning to snowboard. Beginners fall a lot and instinctively put a hand out, so a guard with splints helps support the wrist when they do.

How do I wash kids' wrist guards?
Let them air out after every day on the hill. When they need a clean, hand wash in cool water with mild soap and air dry away from heaters.

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