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BURTON ankle tongue black 1sz
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€400
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Not available in Rotterdam Showroom
Not available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam Showroom
Not available in warehouse
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Description
Burton Ankle Tongue Black 1SZ – Reliable Replacement for Snowboard Bindings
The Burton Ankle Tongue Black 1SZ is a quality replacement part designed for Burton snowboard bindings. This universal model (1SZ FITALL) is suitable for all sizes, ensuring comfortable and precise adjustment of the binding.
Key features:
- Unique design – ensures a strong connection between the boot and the binding;
- Adjustable to all sizes – a universal (1SZ FITALL) solution for different riders;
- Performance-oriented material – resistance to high loads and various conditions.
Advantages:
- Improved fit and comfort – reduces the need to regularly readjust the bindings while riding;
- Made with quality Burton technology – guaranteed safety and performance on snow;
- Ideal for any style of use – from recreational riding to professional downhill riding.
The Burton Ankle Tongue is an indispensable addition to any snowboard enthusiast who wants to provide their equipment with reliable, high-quality spare parts. Designed for long-term use and flawless performance in any conditions!
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The brand
BURTON
Burton has been making snowboard equipment since 1977. Its range brings boards, boots, bindings and outerwear together, helping riders put together a setup for learning, progressing and spending more time on snow.
Why choose BURTON
The details that make a difference
- 1977
- Since
Designed with purpose
- Snowboards and bindings
- Snowboard boots and outerwear
- Snowboarding heritage since 1977
