Nitro
Nitro Ripper/Spirit kids+ Charger xs bindings (86-106cm long boards)
Pickup available at Laajavuoren hiihtokeskus
Usually ready in 24 hours
Genuine and high-quality wood core board for juniors. Learning to snowboard on the Ripper Kids board is easy and fun! The performance of the board is also sufficient for big hills and snow parks.
The easy handling of the board has been achieved by making the board thinner and therefore more flexible both in the longitudinal and rotational directions. Thanks to this, with Ripper, you can learn the correct and elegant calculation technique in one fell swoop.
-Flat out rocker is a predictable, easy and fun board style.
-The light and durable Powercore wood core is familiar from top models for adults.
-The extruded base is easy to repair and maintain.
A sturdy and well-fitting bandage designed especially for children and teenagers using the technology of adult bandages.
-The three-degree tilt at the bottom supports natural landing positions and reduces pressure on the knees.
-Ripper-highback is sturdy enough and flexible enough.
-Designed, comfortable ankle strap. -
The toe straps can be tightened to the tip of the landing shoe, so that the heel sits firmly in its cup.
-Easy-to-use, durable buckles.
Snowboard size guide
| Counter Length (cm) | Snowboard Length (cm) |
|---|---|
| Less than 150 | 130–140 |
| 150–160 | 140–150 |
| 160–170 | 145–152 |
| 170–180 | 150–159 |
| 180–190 | 155–163 |
| More than 190 | 160–172 |
Snowboard size selection is influenced by several factors, including the skier's height, weight, skill level, and type of snowboard.
Keep in mind that this is a general guide and snowboard sizes may vary by manufacturer. The skill level and preferences of the calculator can also influence the choice of the right size. More experienced snowboarders or those who enjoy fast descents may choose a longer board, while beginners or those who want more ease of turning may prefer a slightly shorter board length. It's always good to also take snow types and landing locations into account, as different conditions can affect what kind of board works best.