Snowboarding
Kit Check: Seb Toots
When it comes to big air snowboarding, Seb Toots is a force to be reckoned with. With more than a decade-long career and a drive to win, it’s safe to say he knows how to pick his gear for the season.
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Sebastian Toutant, or Seb Toots as he’s known around here, has been performing at a world-class level longer than most. Seb broke onto the scene at age 13 when he won the infamous Empire Shakedown at Mont-Saint Saveur against a stacked international field, and since then he’s dominated the slopestyle scene and produced ground-breaking street segments every step of the way. With a depth of experience unlike any others Seb knows the gear that will keep him comfortable and performing at the highest level better than anyone. If you’re looking for a kit that will perform and look good, just scroll down—it’s that easy.
Board
Nitro Team 155
© Nitro Snowboards
It makes sense that Seb rides Nitro’s board that “does it all” because that’s exactly what Toots does—all of it. The Team tackles park jumps, handrails, and more, and it’s the daily driver for one of the best riders to ever strap in.
Bindings
Nitro Team Bindings
© Nitro Snowboards
Packed with technology, the Team Binding is meant to do it all just like the board. With enough stiffness to hold up in most conditions, but plenty of freedom for creativity and expression, the Team is the perfect binding for Seb.
Boots
Burton Ion Snowboard Boot
© Burton Snowboards
Stance Width: 22.5
Stance Angles: +9, -9
Burton’s most comfortable boot that still performs in a wide range of conditions, the Burton Ion is the go-to choice for Seb for everything from crushing groomers to park laps to late night urban sessions.
Helmet
When you’re sending it large like Seb on a daily basis, a helmet is absolutely necessary—the MOD1 fits the bill. Lightweight, low-profile, and solid protection, the MOD 1 has just what Toots needs.
Goggles
Oakley’s goggle that’s specifically engineered for side-to-side and downward periphery, the Lineminer is Seb’s go-to-goggle. When you’re spinning like a top and scoping landings with split second-precision, they’re exactly what you need.
Jacket
O’Neills top of the line anorak has all the bells and whistles Seb needs with a powder skirt, a customized pass pocket, armpit vents, fully taped seams, and more. The best part? It’s made of entirely recyclable materials.
Pants
Bails are inevitable when you’re going for broke—bib pants offer maximum protection, and versatility with added warmth If you want to take your jacket off for a few spring laps. Just what Seb needs when he’s packing for a long trip and can only take one pair of snowpants.
Mitts
Oakley Factory Winter Mittens 2.0
© Oakley
Water repellent, and they keep the digits warm so Seb doesn’t miss the grab. Oh so simple, yet just what Seb needs when it comes to fashion and function.
Spring Essentials
The classic hoody, with a little bit of tech to make it top of the line, the water-repellent fabric takes a simple design and brings it to the next level. When things get warm enough, Seb will always strip the jacket for this versatile piece.
Recovery Gear
The work doesn’t stop once Seb gets off the slopes. The Nike Breathe top keeps him cool and dry while he spins, stretches, and meditates on his moves for the coming days.
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