Discover Burton snowboard boots, designed to provide comfort, support and performance on the slopes.

Burton, the renowned brand founded in 1977 in Burlington, USA by Jake Burton, is available at the best prices on Snowleader! Looking for snowboard boots? The best men's snowboard boots, women's snowboard boots and kids' snowboard boots from Burton are waiting for you in our online shop. Browse our site for top-quality products and equipment: snowboard bindings, snowboard sets, boots, boot bags, snowboard accessories, technical clothing, ski boots, and more. Compare prices, sizes, products, and expert reviews, and enjoy free delivery on all orders over £299 with secure payment!

Burton: boots packed with advanced technology

Burton, the global snowboard reference, offers boots with undeniable technical features depending on the model.

• Burton boots are equipped with the boa-fit system for dial-based adjustment, allowing you to tighten in one go while ensuring support without being too tight.
• Burton boots feature the New England Ropes lacing system.
• Burton boots have a DynoLite outsole for superior cushioning to absorb repeated impacts and provide consistent support for better feel on snow.
• Burton snowboard boots have an internal snow-proof gusset at the tongue to fully seal the lower boot and keep feet dry and warm.
• Boots feature a Room-To-Grow insole so growing kids can gain a shoe size and keep their boots for longer.
• Snowboard boots keep feet warm thanks to Thinsulate™ 3M™ insulation technology.
• Burton boots are fitted with a Life liner for comfort and lightness.
• Burton boots have a DRYRIDE™ Heat Cycle™ lining and Sleeping Bag thermal insulation to keep feet dry even when walking in snow to reach a freeride or backcountry spot.
• Burton boots feature a Vibram® traction outsole for more ground contact points.
• And more.

Discover the best Burton Step On boots collections

If you're looking for the best snowboard boots to gear up, Burton will impress you with its men's, women's, and kids' collections.

Burton Photon Step On Boots

The Photon Step On boot from Burton is a men's product for passionate all-mountain freeride with a snowboard on your feet! The Photon Step On boot from Burton is highly reliable for top-level performance. The Photon Step On boot from Burton delivers comfort, stiffness, support, and responsiveness. This men's boot features lacing with the Sequence BOA® adjustment system. The flex is stiff, with an extra tongue on the instep and Boa® tightening for outstanding stiffness and responsiveness. Cushioning is enhanced with ReBounce technology, which integrates polyurethane foam inside the boot shell. Warmth is maintained with Sleeping Bag isothermal technology. The Photon Step On boot from Burton can be put on standing up thanks to the Step On® system. This boot only works with Step On® bindings.

Burton Felix Step On Boots

The Felix Step On boot from Burton is designed for women who snowboard and want durable, flexible, and less stiff equipment. The Felix Step On boot from Burton is made for all-mountain freeride and backcountry for women seeking reliable boots with perfect comfort, great support, all-day insulation, and exceptional cushioning. The liner lacing system is velcro. The flex is soft, and the boot features all the technologies developed by Burton, including the optimised Est midsole that lowers the centre of gravity for better board feel. Of course, the boot is equipped with the Dual-Zone BOA Coiler™ closure system for quick adjustment with a single dial. Perfectly adapted to women's feet, the Felix Step On boot from Burton will be your go-to for enjoying the slopes this winter.

Note: Only compatible with Burton Step On® bindings.

Step 1: Choose your closure system

The closure system directly affects comfort, foot support, and how easily you can put on and adjust your boots. Boa® and Step On® meet different needs and should also be chosen according to the bindings used.

The Boa system: tighten with a dial

The Boa® system replaces traditional lacing with one or more dials for quick cable tension adjustment. Tightness can be easily changed during the day to adapt foot support. In the Burton range, Moto Boa, Ruler Boa, and Smalls Boa use this technology. Depending on the model, the system can adjust different boot zones for more precise support.

The Step On system: put your boots on without bending down

The Step On® system lets you connect boots directly to bindings via integrated connection points. There are no traditional straps to fasten, making it easier and quicker to get your snowboard ready. Models include Waverange Step On, Waverange Plus Step On, and Highshot Plus Step On, which combine this technology with different flex and support levels.

Compatibility information

Step On® boots are designed to work with Burton Step On® bindings. It's essential to choose boots and bindings together to ensure compatibility and correct sizing. To complete your setup, check out our selection of men's snowboards.

Step 2: Find your flex and comfort level

The flex of a boot partly determines how it feels on snow. A soft construction favours freedom of movement and forgiveness, while a stiffer boot provides more support and precision. An intermediate flex offers a versatile solution for varying terrain and riding styles.

How flex changes your ride

A soft boot moves more easily with your ankle and feels more forgiving. It's suitable for beginners or snowboarders who prioritise freedom and comfort. A stiffer boot gives more support and transmits movements more directly, offering greater responsiveness in turns and edge changes.

Your choice depends on your level and intended use. An intermediate flex is a good compromise between comfort and support, while a firmer flex is best for those seeking more precision and responsiveness.

Waverange, Waverange Plus, Waverange X: the range explained

The Waverange, Waverange Plus, and Waverange X families offer different configurations to increase support and onboard technology. Waverange focuses on a soft, smooth feel, while Waverange Plus adds Dual Zone BOA® adjustment. Waverange X features a more technical build and, on some versions, a Vibram® sole and Step On® system.

These families let you choose a boot based on the support and technology you want. Also check the closure type and stated flex for each model rather than relying only on the name.

The role of the Vibram sole

A Vibram® sole improves grip when walking in your boots on snow or slippery surfaces. It also offers good durability, which is useful if you regularly walk between the car park, lifts, and slopes.

In the Burton range, some models like the Waverange X Step On feature a Vibram® EcoStep outsole. This technology is especially useful for snowboarders who want good traction when walking without compromising sole durability.

Step 3: Find your size

Ill-fitting boots can quickly become uncomfortable and reduce precision. Choose your size carefully based on foot length and shape, not just your usual street shoe size.

Reading sizes and choosing your fit

Burton uses European sizes and Mondo sizing, which corresponds to foot length in centimetres. Refer to the size guide for your model and choose a boot that holds your foot and heel securely without excessive pressure.

When trying on, your toes may lightly touch the front when standing straight, but should be free when you bend your knees in a snowboard stance. Boots that are too big reduce heel hold, while boots that are too small can cause pressure points and discomfort.

Wide feet: Wide versions

Wide versions offer more width and volume for snowboarders with wider feet. They help reduce pressure points while keeping the right boot length. Some Burton models, like the Waverange Plus Step On, are available in both Regular and Wide versions.

However, a Wide version shouldn't be chosen just for comfort. The heel and instep must still be held securely to prevent your foot from moving inside the boot while riding.

Check your fit in store

Trying on boots lets you check the fit at the foot, heel, and instep. If you're unsure about sizes or have particular foot shapes, the Snowleader team can help you choose your boots thanks to their bootfitting expertise.

This step is especially useful for wide feet, differences in volume between feet, or when you want a very precise fit. A well-fitted boot should stay comfortable while holding your foot firmly.

Burton Boots FAQ

Should I choose the same size as my street shoes?

Not necessarily. Snowboard boot sizing should be based on the Burton size guide and, most importantly, the actual fit on your foot. The boot should hold your heel and foot securely without excessive compression. When trying on, your toes may lightly touch the front when standing straight, but should be free when you bend your knees.

How long does it take to break in new boots?

Break-in time depends on the model, its flex, and how often you use it. The liner gradually shapes to your foot over several sessions, and the boot can become more comfortable after a few outings. Some Burton models also have heat-mouldable liners for a better fit.

However, it's best to choose a well-fitted boot from the start. Boots that are too big won't become more suitable just because the liner softens over time.

What's the difference between a standard and a Wide boot?

A Wide boot offers more width and volume than a standard version. It's ideal for wide feet when the regular version causes pressure on the sides. This allows you to keep the right boot length while gaining width.

However, a Wide shouldn't be chosen just because it feels more comfortable. The heel and instep must still be held securely to prevent your foot from moving inside the boot during turns and edge changes.

See the collection: Burton Step On.