Package: Mountain Twin Junior and Bent Metal BMX

A complete setup for young riders who want to develop all over the mountain
The Mountain Twin Junior, combined with the BMX bindings, creates a package that is easy to handle, responsive and stable. It's a combination that makes it easy to take the next step in your riding, whether the day calls for the slopes, the forest or playing in the park.

For whom

The package is suitable for children and young people who have already started to get the hang of snowboarding and want to continue developing. It is the right choice for those who want a board that responds quickly but is still forgiving. If you want to be able to turn easily, feel confident when the speed increases and have equipment that works in many types of terrain, you will enjoy this setup.

Technical characteristics

Mountain Twin Junior

The Mountain Twin Junior has camber underfoot for good edge grip and rocker in the nose and tail that makes the board playful and easy to turn. The shape is directional twin which provides versatility. The rider gets stability but can also ride switch when needed. The core is light and flexible which provides a soft flex that suits young people. The edges are designed for extra grip on harder snow and the base is durable and smooth enough to keep the speed all day.

Bent Metal BMX

The BMX bindings are made for smaller feet and lighter riders. The flex is soft to medium, making it easy to control the board without it feeling stiff. The highback provides just the right amount of support and the baseplate provides good contact with the board. The buckles are comfortable and keep the foot stable even during long days. It is a binding that helps the rider feel in control while maintaining a light and secure feel.

Summation

The Mountain Twin Junior provides playfulness, good grip and easy handling. The BMX bindings enhance that feeling with stability and comfort. The combination means that young riders get a setup that both develops and inspires. It's a package that keeps up with improving technique and can handle everything from the first proper carving turns to playing in the park and small trips off the piste.