Best Snowboard Bindings for Winter 2026/2027
Our pick of the best snowboard bindings for winter 2026/27, from playful
Discover the best snowboard accessories and gifts for 2026/27, from gloves and socks to clever binding upgrades and everyday essentials.
From the little things that make a day on the mountain more comfortable to clever upgrades that make life easier, good accessories can go a long way. Whether you’re looking to treat yourself or find something for the snowboarder in your life, we’ve rounded up some of our favourite accessories and gifts for winter 2026/27.
Who are they for? For riders looking for a quicker way to switch their bindings between boards without changing the bindings themselves. The QuickSett Origin 3.0 keeps the same mounting disc as the 2.0 but completely redesigns the controller at the heart of the system, with an adjustable cable length that can now be set by the rider rather than fixed at the factory. An updated cable and crimping system, along with reinforced sheathing and end caps, improves durability, while the redesigned setup makes adjustment more straightforward. The result is a more refined version of QuickSett, designed for riders who regularly swap between boards and want to make the process that little bit easier.
Who is it for? Everyone. The perfect little gift for anyone who loves snowboarding, from kids to granddads and every generation in between. Clip it onto your keys, bag or wherever else you fancy for a little everyday reminder of why snowboarding is so damn great.
Sizes: XXS-XL
Colour: Black, Camo, Brown
Who are they for? For riders looking for a lightweight mitt for warmer days, park laps and spring sessions. The Park Mittens use Burton’s water-resistant and breathable DRYRIDE shell with a soft fleece lining, giving you enough warmth and weather protection without the bulk of a full winter glove. Screen Grab® technology on the thumb and palm lets you use your phone without taking them off, while silicone grip helps keep hold of your board and gear. Simple, light and easy to throw on.
Sizes: XS-XL
Gender: Women’s
Colour: Taupe, Brown, Black
Who is it for? For anyone looking for a warm, casual jacket that works just as well hanging around the resort as it does back home. The Winslow has an oversized, slightly cropped fit and a quilted look that feels more everyday winter jacket than technical snowboard outerwear. There’s still some mountain-ready tech tucked away underneath, with Burton’s DRYRIDE Mist-Defy helping repel water and 100g ThermacoreECO insulation adding warmth without too much bulk. Throw it over a hoodie for cold mornings, après sessions or just cruising around town – it’s a great go-to jacket when temperatures start dropping.
Sizes: S-XXL
Colour: Carbon Heather, Rosin, Black
Who are they for? For riders looking for a warm, dependable pair of gloves that can handle long days on the mountain and properly cold conditions. The Titan 2.0 combines a GORE-TEX insert with Gore Warm technology and Hi Loft insulation to keep your hands warm and dry, while the goatskin leather palm adds durability and grip. A removable fleece liner gives you some extra warmth when temperatures drop and can be worn on its own, while a waterproof stash pocket doubles as somewhere to slip a heat pack. Add a gauntlet cuff, wrist leash and goggle squeegee, and you’ve got a well-equipped glove for everything winter throws at you.
Who is it for? For anyone looking for a cosy bit of headwear that can do double duty on and off the mountain. Eivy’s 2-in-1 design can be worn as a snug-fitting balaclava when you want some extra protection from the elements, then folded into a beanie when you’re done riding. The breathable knit keeps things warm without feeling too stuffy, while the soft, stretchy construction makes for a comfortable fit. Made from 88% GRS-certified recycled polyester and available in a range of colours, it’s a simple but very useful addition to your mountain kit.
Sizes: M, L
Colour: Pine
Who are they for? For pretty much anyone looking for a comfortable, reliable snowboard sock for everyday riding. The Speed Mid combines medium cushioning with targeted ankle protection and performance mesh, giving you support where you need it while helping keep things breathable inside your boots. Stance’s FreshTek™ helps manage moisture and odour, while Infiknit™ reinforcement through the heel and toe adds some extra durability in the areas that tend to take the most abuse. Simple, comfortable and built to last, they’re a solid pair to reach for pretty much every day on the mountain.
Looking for more gear? Explore the Snowboard International Buyer’s Guide 2026/27 for our pick of the season’s best snowboards, bindings, boots, outerwear and accessories.
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