For Lil' Legends With tiny rippers it’s all about having fun, so we’ve made the Magic bindings as simple and comfortable as possible. Available in two sizes, it’s built around a tough nylon baseplate and hiback that’s light and flexible enough for kids to control. Easy-to-use Atom Ratchets can be cranked by even the smallest of hands, while the eye-catching colorway is guaranteed to get your grom excited to join you on the hill! The Small version (aimed at 5 to 7-year-olds) includes separate ankle and toe straps which can be quickly adjusted to fit their boots without any tools. For the littlest shredders, the X-Small version features one simple strap that’s shaped to offer all the support they need and makes getting in and out of their board hassle-free. With the Magic, you don't need to faff around with disks – the mounting solution is integrated right into the baseplate and is compatible with most 4x4-and 4x2-hole patterns. PC Kids Built from tough and lightweight polycarbonate, the PC Kids baseplate is perfect for little rippers. Edge changes feel smooth and stable, while the mounting-system is integrated into the baseplate to remove the need for extra disks. 100% PC. Nylon Kids Uniback The Uniback on our kids Magic bindings is made from super comfy nylon to keep shredding fun. It's a simple and supportive design that can be adjusted tool-free for easy customization on the fly. 100% Nylon Atom Ratchet With its chunky size and smooth action, the Atom Ratchet is super easy for small hands to operate – making it the perfect match for our kids bindings. Constructed from molden composite for lightweight durability. Kids Integrated Mounting Our kids Magic bindings feature an integrated mounting system with hardware that works with most 4x4 and 4x2 hole patterns. Note: Not compatible with Channel boards. Quick-Set Latches Adjust your straps on the medial side to fit the boot and keep them centered. Quick-Set Latches are tool-free, simple and secure, with numbers on the ladder to help you quickly dial in your setting.
