The Giini Pyro is a mechanical snowboard traction device that replaces foam stomp pads. Instead of a textured sticker hoping for friction, spring-loaded bumpers grip the sidewall of your boot the moment you step in. Snow buildup, ice, and wet soles don't degrade a mechanical hold, which is why the Pyro works in the exact conditions where foam pads fail: the lift exit ramp.

One device, ten colorways. The Sport pack keeps it bold: Obsidian disappears on dark boards, Whiteout vanishes against snow, Blaze Orange lights up the park, and Hyper Blue reads loud from the chairlift. The Sorbet pack goes pastel with Alpine Mint, Glacier Blue, Powder Pink, and Peach Dreamsicle. Hazard brings high-vis industrial yellow and Alpenglow brings sunset lilac for riders who want their hardware loud. Same spring-loaded chassis, same one-minute peel-and-stick install, same universal boot fit under every finish.

Still comparing? Read the Pyro vs. stomp pad head-to-head, see how the whole field stacks up in our 2026 ranking, or check the installation protocol before your first ride. Yes, it costs more than a foam sticker. It also works when the foam sticker doesn't.