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About Burton

Burton built snowboarding from the ground up. Jake Burton Carpenter founded the company in 1977 in Burlington, Vermont, transforming what started as a backyard hobby into a legitimate sport. Burton didn't just make the first snowboards - they fought for acceptance at ski resorts and created the infrastructure that allowed snowboarding to explode globally. Today, Burton snowboards, snowboard bindings, and snowboard boots set the standard for performance and innovation.

Burton operates from their Craig's Prototype Facility in Vermont, where they develop everything from kids' snowboards to professional-level snowboard bindings. Their team includes some of the most influential riders in the sport's history. Burton became the first snowboard company to achieve B Corporation certification, proving their commitment to sustainability matches their dedication to performance. Whether you need snowboard boots that fit perfectly or snowboard jackets built for the mountain, Burton delivers products tested by riders who helped define snowboarding itself.

FAQ

What is Burton known for in snowboarding?
Burton is known for literally creating snowboarding as a sport. Jake Burton Carpenter founded the company in 1977 and spent years fighting for snowboarders to be accepted at ski resorts. Burton transformed snowboarding from a backyard hobby into the global sport it is today.
What products does Burton make?
Burton makes snowboards, snowboard bindings, snowboard boots, outerwear, and accessories. They cover everything from kids' gear to professional-level equipment. Burton was the first company to make snowboards commercially and continues to innovate across all snowboard categories.
How does Burton compare to other snowboard brands?
Burton is the original snowboard company and remains the largest in the industry. While other brands focus on specific niches, Burton covers the entire spectrum from beginner to pro level. Their influence on snowboard culture and technology development is unmatched by any other brand.
What makes Burton snowboard boots special?
Burton pioneered many snowboard boot technologies that other brands now copy. They operate their own R&D facility in Vermont where they develop new boot technologies. Burton boots are known for their precise fit systems and durability across all riding conditions.
Who rides for Burton?
Burton has supported some of the most influential snowboarders in the sport's history. Their team helped establish snowboarding's credibility and continues to push the sport forward. Burton riders have won Olympic medals and X Games gold across multiple disciplines from halfpipe to backcountry.