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Burton One-Piece Snow Suit - Men's - 09/10 - 2009
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Burton One-Piece Snow Suit - Men's - 09/10 - 2009
When the going gets rough, the tough zip up the Burton Men's One-Piece Snow Suit. With serious waterproofing, fully taped seams, and a comfortable relaxed Burton team fit, this onesie totally seals out the winter. In three different colorways (one for each kind of monkey found in Vermont's Green Mountains), the One-Piece improves mobility with a stretch Lycra waist zone, articulated knees and sleeves, and a fulltime Contour hood.
- Stretch Lycra waist zones for mobility
- Lifetime Warranty
- Fulltime Contour Hood is designed to move with you so you don't get blindsided when you're twisting through the trees
- Hidden pass pocket stashes your pass for safety
- Articulated sleeves and knees for awesome mobility
- Microfleece hand pockets
- Pass pocket
- Hood Cinch
- Adjustable cuffs
Bottom Line: It's not a boy, it's not a girl, it's a one-piece.
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Yo, Im 6' 2 160 and wear 32, 32 pants. Should i need the
Yo, Im 6' 2 160 and wear 32, 32 pants. Should i need the large or medium. I dont want it so baggy im swimming in it.
By: Curtis
December 19, 2010
Go Large. You're too tall for a medium. It would give you a wedgie from the short torso length.
By: Shredwise
December 23, 2010
even though it's one piece are the pants and jacket able
even though it's one piece are the pants and jacket able to be separated
By: m_v100480292
December 12, 2010
No the pants and jacket can't be separated. Completely sewn together.
By: Shredwise
December 13, 2010
so would this be better than the airblaster suit?
so would this be better than the airblaster suit?
By: JiujitsuChic
December 3, 2010
Shredwise speaks the truth.
By: Wooden Robots
December 6, 2010
Meh, they're comparable. The biggest difference is the waterproofing - the Burton one is 15k vs. Airblaster's 10k. So the Burton suit will be slightly more waterproof. The second difference is styling - would you rather have the more fitted Freedom Suit, or the baggier Burton one-piece?
Personally, I dig the baggy look and would go with the Burton onesey but hey that's just me.
By: Shredwise
December 3, 2010
I am relatively new to boarding and am looking for something
I am relatively new to boarding and am looking for something to keep the snow out my back lol. I have my first trip to canada in feb, does this have enough insulation? also I am 5'4 136lbs (of muscle) so a small should work fine? (i have broad shoulders)
By: JiujitsuChic
December 2, 2010
It is a shell and will keep all elements out and away from your body. You will need to wear first layer to keep warm but the elements will not get to you.
By: Wooden Robots
December 6, 2010
It's got no insulation - it's just a shell, but it will be warm enough because there will be no seams to let the cold in. You'll probably want to wear some long underwear though, maybe a thin fleece if it's suuuuuper cold out. Small will be perfs for you.
By: Shredwise
December 2, 2010
I'm 6'1 weigh 150lbs and wear a size 30 in the waist.
I'm 6'1 weigh 150lbs and wear a size 30 in the waist. I want something a little baggy but I have longs leg so I don't want it to be to short. What size should I get?
By: Keith
November 5, 2010
Large will be straight. These fit pretty baggy.
By: Shredwise
November 8, 2010
the large, It think it will be pretty baggy, but you have to size up because of your height. I think you'll be stoked on the fit.
By: Wooden Robots
November 5, 2010
Hi! Im 5.9 and 170lbs what size should I get if I want it to
Hi! Im 5.9 and 170lbs what size should I get if I want it to be baggy?
By: Yeeshh
November 3, 2010
How baggy do you want it? I think the Medium will be baggy enough. What size jacket and pant do you usually run? If it is medium then get the medium.
By: Wooden Robots
November 4, 2010
Im 173 tall and skinny, in doubt if I should get the medium or
Im 173 tall and skinny, in doubt if I should get the medium or small one? Want it to be baggy, just not insane baggy...
By: michelteig2099937
October 30, 2010
I wan to say the small is your correct size. What size of Pants and Jackets do you where. If you wear medium in both then go with the medium, if not then go with the small.
By: Wooden Robots
November 1, 2010
I'm 175 cm tall and 130 pounds what size should i get?
I'm 175 cm tall and 130 pounds what size should i get?
By: sie4097411
October 15, 2010
Just think of what jacket you would wear. If you wear a small jacket, then get the small. If your normal jacket size a medium then run the medium.
By: Wooden Robots
October 17, 2010
I am 1.70 cm tall, I wonder if I should be looking towards "S"
I am 1.70 cm tall, I wonder if I should be looking towards "S" or "M"?
I don't want my suit to be too baggy.
By: Archie
October 6, 2010
The small would probably be your best bet.
By: Wooden Robots
October 6, 2010
is there an adjustment in the pants waistline? can i adjust the
is there an adjustment in the pants waistline? can i adjust the waistline without the jacket bunching up? does it hang off the shoulders completely or is there support in the waist for the lower half?
chur chur
By: nickc
July 31, 2010
yes, you can adjust the waist line without bunching! The lower half can be supported but its meant to hang off the shoulders.
You can be guaranteed that no snow will get in this setup. SOLID!
By: Four Horsemen
August 2, 2010
I'm 6ft tall and about 180 lbs, I'm looking for a baggy
I'm 6ft tall and about 180 lbs, I'm looking for a baggy fit, would the large work for me, or should I go a size up or down?
By: lom3512786
March 2, 2010
These things are pretty baggy- I would go large and it will be baggy but not ridiculous.
By: Shredwise
March 3, 2010
You could run the Large no problem. But make sure your waist is within the sizes for Large. It is 34-36. If your waist is not that big then think about running the Medium.
By: Wooden Robots
March 2, 2010
Hello Would this suit be able to fit me? I'm 200cm/2m high,
Hello
Would this suit be able to fit me? I'm 200cm/2m high, but quite thin, And should i got for the largest one? The size charter says nothing about height.
By: Mike Lauge
February 22, 2010
It depends on how baggy you want the suit to fit. I would probally do the large.
By: Moriah Roberts
February 24, 2010
Does the onepeice zip apart to use individualy as just pants
Does the onepeice zip apart to use individualy as just pants or jacket?
By: Craig
October 9, 2009
No, they do not. It's a true onesey, just looks like a twosey.
By: Shredwise
October 9, 2009
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [Shell] 2L coated DRYRIDE Durashell; [Lining] mesh, fleece butt & knees
- Insulation:
- None
- Waterproof Rating:
- 15K
- Breathable Rating:
- 10000g
- Venting:
- Underarm zips, inseam
- Pockets:
- 1 Sound, 2 chest, 2 hand, 2 cargo, 1 goggle & digi camera
- Seam Taped:
- Yes, fully
- Hood:
- Yes
- Gaiters:
- Yes
- Zip-in Compatibility:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime