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Description
The Burton Kids' Mini Grom Disc is a one-strap toddler snowboard binding, made in a single size S for boot sizes 7C through 13C (EU 24 to 30.5). It mounts with Burton's Disc plate, which Burton says works with all major mounting systems, and Burton's feature text calls it soft-flexing, while the Personality slider on the same page reads Happy Medium.
Burton calls these its smallest bindings, and the whole design is about a small child buckling in without an adult's hands doing the work. The Mini Grom Disc uses Burton's Onestrap: one strap closed by a single oversize buckle with a Smack-It ratchet, with no separate toe strap. Burton describes the buckle as mitten-friendly and says the single-buckle design is meant to let kids learn buckling in and ride by themselves. One strap to find. One buckle to close. Under the foot sits a single-component baseplate in what Burton calls Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate, one material throughout, with the Grom Hi-Back behind the heel. Burton backs the baseplate with a lifetime warranty and the straps and hi-back for one year from purchase.
Burton's page shows no forward-lean adjuster and no toe strap for a parent to set, and Burton gives no weight. On its product page Burton pairs the binding with two more Mini Grom pieces, the Flat Top snowboard and the boot, the toddler setup it builds around this size.
Size goes by the boot, never by age or weight. Once a child's boot reaches 1K, this binding has been outgrown and Burton's chart moves up a size. It is also the wrong pick for a family in Step On boots: the binding closes with a strap, while Burton builds its Step On bindings for Step On boots alone. Send us the boot size and we will help confirm the fit. Burton does not list individual hole patterns on this page, so we check the insert pattern and hardware on the board before anything is mounted, and we mount bindings on boards bought from us.
| Flex | Soft (3/10), single Onestrap |
|---|---|
| Entry | Traditional 2-strap (single strap) |
| Compatibility | Standard strap; 4x4 / 3D / Channel |
| Best For | Youth / kids - new learners |
Specs
- Style number: 2360111
- Mounting System: Disk
- Baseplate Materials: Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate
- Ankle Straps / Buckles: Onestrap®, Smack-It Ratchet
- Hi-Back Attributes: Grom Hi-Back
- Warranty: All Burton binding baseplates are backed by a LIFETIME WARRANTY and Burton straps and hi-backs are backed by a one-year warranty from date of purchase.
- Burton personality (flex feel): Happy Medium
Details
- Type
- Snowboard Binding
- Vendor
- Burton
- SKU
- 23601101001-S
- UPC / GTIN
- 193177929554
Black / S
Burton Kids' Mini Grom Disc
Grom family · 2025/26
Flex
Soft-flexing (Burton feature text); Personality label: Happy Medium
This is the brand’s own wording, not a number, and it does not compare across brands.
The Burton Mini Grom Disc is a binding a parent chooses by checking the boot, not by comparing features. Burton calls it its smallest binding and lists the closure as Onestrap with a Smack-It ratchet, and the page lists no separate toe strap and no forward-lean adjuster. Our read is that this is the right amount of binding for a child in 7C-13C boots, so the questions that decide it are about the boot: does it sit inside that band, and is it a strap boot.
On Burton's kids' binding chart, the Mini Grom Disc is size S, for toddler boots 7C-13C (EU 24-30.5). Above it, the Grom Disc covers kids' 1K-3K in M and the Smalls covers 4K-7K in L. Burton's pages give the Mini Grom Disc and the Grom Disc the same spec rows: Disc mount, Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate baseplate, Onestrap with a Smack-It ratchet, Grom Hi-Back. So the step up at 1K changes the size, not the way the binding closes. A child who has learned this buckle meets the same one on the Grom Disc.
Burton's own pairing for the Mini Grom Disc is the Mini Grom Flat Top board and the Mini Grom boots, listed on the binding's page under Rides Best With. That is Burton's suggested toddler setup, not a fit guarantee: the boot still has to fall inside the binding's 7C-13C band, and the board still gets checked before anything is bolted to it.
Burton leaves three things open on the Mini Grom Disc. It publishes no weight and no numeric flex, and its page carries two flex wordings: soft-flexing in the features, Happy Medium on the Personality slider. It calls the Disc compatible with all major mounting systems without listing the hole patterns or the hardware in the box, so the board's insert pattern and hardware are checked before mounting. And it is a strap binding: Burton states that its Step On bindings work only with Step On boots, so a family already in Step On boots is shopping a different system.
Technology
Onestrap
Burton's single-strap closure: a single strap fastened with one oversize buckle, and no separate toe strap. Burton says the single-buckle, mitten-friendly design helps kids master buckling in and ride on their own.
Disc mounting system
A mounting plate that bolts the binding to the board. Burton calls it easy and compatible with all major mounting systems; this page does not list the individual hole patterns.
Single-Component Baseplate
One material throughout, Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate on this model. Burton says a single material gives a consistent feel on any terrain.
Features
- ·Smack-It ratchet
- ·Grom Hi-Back
Strengths
- +Onestrap closes with one oversize Smack-It ratchet, sized for mittens.
- +Burton says the Disc plate fits all major mounting systems.
- +Baseplate carries a lifetime warranty; straps and hi-back carry one year.
- +Matching Grom Disc spec rows keep the same buckle at size M.
Best For
Toddlers on their first days on a snowboard whose strap boots fall in Burton's Mini Grom band, US 7C-13C (EU 24-30.5), and who are learning to buckle in by themselves with one strap and one ratchet.
Limitations
- −The Mini Grom Disc comes in one size, S, for boots 7C-13C.
- −No forward-lean adjuster appears on the Mini Grom Disc page.
- −Burton publishes no weight or numeric flex for the Mini Grom Disc.
- −The Mini Grom Disc is a strap binding, not a Step On binding.
Not For
Kids whose boots have reached 1K: Burton's chart puts them in the Grom Disc, size M, and from 4K in the Smalls. Kids already in Step On boots, since this is a strap binding and Burton's Step On bindings take only Step On boots. And kids who want to set forward lean or tighten a separate toe strap: the Mini Grom Disc page lists neither.
Sizing
Binding size follows your boot, not your weight or your height.
| Binding | US boot | EU boot |
|---|---|---|
| S | US toddler 7C-13C (UK 6-12; Mondo 13.5-19.5) | EU 24-30.5 |
Specs
- Style number
- 236011
- Entry system
- Onestrap: one strap with a single oversize Smack-It ratchet buckle; no separate toe strap
- Mounting system
- Disc; Burton: compatible with all major mounting systems
- Board patterns
- Not listed on Burton's page; checked against your board before mounting
- Baseplate
- Single-component, Bomb-Proof Polycarbonate
- Hi-back
- Grom Hi-Back
- Forward lean adjuster
- None listed
- Flex (Burton)
- Soft-flexing per feature text; Personality label Happy Medium; no numeric flex published
- Sizes
- S (Burton's Mini Grom size)
- Sizing basis
- Boot size, per Burton's kids' binding chart; never age or weight
- Colorways (this listing)
- Black, Green / Multi
- Weight
- Not published by Burton
- Warranty
- Baseplate: lifetime; straps and hi-back: one year
Common Questions
- Burton Mini Grom Disc vs Grom Disc: what is the difference?
- The Burton Mini Grom Disc and Grom Disc list the same spec rows on Burton's pages: Disc mount, polycarbonate baseplate, Onestrap with one Smack-It ratchet and the Grom Hi-Back. The difference is boot size. The Mini Grom takes toddler boots 7C-13C in size S, and the Grom takes kids' boots 1K-3K in size M.
- What size Burton Mini Grom Disc should I get?
- The Burton Mini Grom Disc is sold in a single size, S, which Burton's chart matches to toddler boots US 7C-13C (EU 24-30.5, Mondo 13.5-19.5). Size follows the boot, never age or weight. Once the boot reaches 1K, Burton's chart moves to the Grom Disc in size M.
- Is the Burton Mini Grom Disc good for beginners?
- The Burton Mini Grom Disc is a first-days binding, in our read: Burton calls it its smallest binding and built it so little riders can buckle in on their own, with one mitten-friendly strap and one ratchet. Burton describes it as soft-flexing. The page lists no forward-lean adjuster or toe strap.
- Will the Burton Mini Grom Disc fit my child's board?
- Burton says the Mini Grom Disc's Disc plate is compatible with all major mounting systems, but its page names no specific hole patterns and does not list the hardware in the box. Compatibility is never assumed: a technician checks the board's insert pattern and hardware before mounting.
- What board and boots go with the Burton Mini Grom Disc?
- On the Mini Grom Disc page, Burton lists its Kids' Mini Grom Flat Top Snowboard and Kids' Mini Grom Snowboard Boots under Rides Best With. That is Burton's pairing, not a fit guarantee. The boot still needs to fall in the 7C-13C band, and the board's inserts are checked before mounting.
- Does the Burton Mini Grom Disc work with Step On boots?
- The Burton Mini Grom Disc is a strap binding with one Onestrap, not a Step On binding. Burton's Step On Grom page says Step On bindings are only compatible with Step On boots, so a child already in Step On boots needs a Step On binding rather than this one.
