Snowboarding originated in the United States in the 1960s and 1970s. The first snowboard was created by Sherman Poppen in 1965, who fastened two skis together and added a rope to create a rudimentary snowboard. In 1977, Jake Burton Carpenter founded Burton Snowboards, which helped to popularize the sport and develop modern snowboarding equipment. By the 1980s, snowboarding had become a popular alternative to skiing, and was officially recognized as an Olympic sport in 1998. Snowboarding initially faced resistance from ski resorts, which viewed snowboarders as reckless and potentially dangerous to other skiers. However, as the sport grew in popularity, most resorts began to welcome snowboarders and create designated terrain parks and halfpipes for them to ride. Today, snowboarding is a popular winter sport enjoyed by millions of people around the world. It has evolved into many different styles and disciplines, including freestyle, halfpipe, big air, and backcountry. We stock a huge range of snowboards, boots, bindings, and accessories to accommodate snowboarders of varying abilities and riding styles. If you have questions regarding any of our product, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us via email, phone, socials, or website contact form.
Burton 2017 Rampant Ltd Snowboard Boots
Description
Tap into better board feel and soft-flexing support with the leader in lightweight traditional lacing performance.
The premier park boot in our traditional lacing lineup, the Burton Rampant boot combines a lightweight ride with pro-caliber support. The Rampant LTD takes that pedigree one step further with a limited edition High Cascade Snowboard Camp colorway and the NEW Life liner for lightweight comfort, quicker response, and greater longevity. The DynoBITE EST® outsole is weightless and low-profile for the best grip and board feel combo in the business. A more responsive upgrade from the regular Rampant, this limited edition keeps you comfortably connected without sacrificing the support, strength, or cushioning your all-out riding requires.
