- Home
- Men's Clothing
- Men's Jackets
- Men's Insulated Snowboard Jackets
- Burton Poacher Insulated Jacket - Men's - 09/10 - 2009
Burton Poacher Insulated Jacket - Men's - 09/10 - 2009
2009 Model No Longer Available
Image
Burton Poacher Insulated Jacket - Men's - 09/10 - 2009
Zip up your Burton Men\222s Poacher Insulated Jacket, and sneak around the security guards at the business park. This regular-fit snowboard jacket features Burton\222s DryRide Durashell coating and lightweight insulation to help you stay toasty during your pursuit of triple-kinked rails. The ALS lining features strategically placed fabrics, each with a job such as retaining your heat at your core or wicking moisture from underarms. Zip this jacket to your Burton pants for a head-to-ankle shield from the powder when you pilfer stashes at the resort.
Bottom Line: Just poach it.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
iam 6'2 and about 185 pounds should i get a M or L?
iam 6'2 and about 185 pounds should i get a M or L?
By: www3991042
December 5, 2010
i'm 6'3'' 195 and rock all 2xl in all jackets (usually wear 2-3 layers under jacket)
By: chris
December 5, 2010
iam 6'2 and about 190 pounds L or M?
iam 6'2 and about 190 pounds L or M?
By: www3991042
December 5, 2010
Large or even the XL. I think the XL is more accurate of a fit unless you do not intend to ride in this jacket then the Large would work.
By: Wooden Robots
December 7, 2010
Powder Skirt = Not removable, at all
By:
Yule & Bellow
October 28, 2010
Simple mistake, whateverbut seriously the skirt on this jacket is a real bummer, it's way too fitted even when open so it sucks the lower midsection in. I've had a similar problem on an old Oakley jacket but this is a little more severe. I cut the skirt out with scissors and it helped so much, now it fits nice and relaxed, lays flat and doesn't interfere with layers underneath........I hate non removable skirts
Poacher Jacket at Brighton UT
By: jes2843683
November 19, 2009
1 Comment Last Comment: January 12, 2010 by: Cherry Cola
By: Cherry Cola
January 12, 2010
steez!
Any chance there's a XXL laying around any where? They seem
Any chance there's a XXL laying around any where? They seem to be difficult to find. Thanks.
By: Eugene
November 8, 2010
no XXLs laying around, sorry.
By: Shredwise
November 10, 2010
This is Last year's jacket, try the Analog Greed Jacket Here:http://www.dogfunk.com/analog-greed-jacket-mens.I know it comes in XXL
By: Wooden Robots
November 8, 2010
Im 6'1" 205 should I go with the L or XL
Im 6'1" 205 should I go with the L or XL
By: Josh
November 5, 2010
XL is the right size for you for sure. Get it before it's gone.
By: Wooden Robots
November 7, 2010
Poacher
By:
JasonH-Burton-Rep.
November 19, 2010
The Burton Poacher Jacket is everything that you would want from a Burton jacket at a price that can't be beat. Now you go and add some extra insulation to this model and it like adding fuel to the amazing fire. Coming in at under $165 or even less for most models it's still packed with features like DRYRIDE Durashell, 5,000MM,5,000G, water resistance like no other.
With all the bells and whistles of other Burton jackets it's a great riding jacket. Also with a Sig fit and varies colorways it translates easily into your street attire.
i'm 6'5" and 185, would a large or xl fit better.
i'm 6'5" and 185, would a large or xl fit better. i don't want it to baggy but need it long enough.
By: and4099276
October 25, 2010
Go with the XL. Your arms are going to need the XL length. It won't be that baggy, the poacher is not a team fitting jacket, it has Burton's regular fit.
By: Wooden Robots
October 26, 2010
I just have to figure out what size to order before I pull the
I just have to figure out what size to order before I pull the trigger. I'd like this to fit pretty baggy, but not so much that I look ridiculous, probably hitting in the middle of my thigh. Not really going for steeze, just loose fitting comfort
I'm ~5'9" 180-ish and for further reference I have a...
TNF Apex Bionic, size M, hit's right below the waist
TNF Denali Jacket, size M, hit's right below the waist
BC.com Stoic 2.0 Shell, size L, hit's right below the waist
I'm looking for this jacket to be a good 6-8 inches longer than any of those
Hopefully someone can help me nail the sizing on this, thanks!
-----
Thanks for the help guy's, the large is coming in the mail today
By: Yule & Bellow
October 22, 2010
Jesse is right on with this. Go with the Large. There is nothing worse then extending your arms and have the cuff of your jacket expose your wrists. Large is the size.
By: Wooden Robots
October 25, 2010
Sup Yule!
From what the other reviewers are posting on this piece, I would really say go with a Large. I am 6' 170lbs and I would hit up a Large. This jacket would prolly end up past my waist, but with your height it will add that extra length you are looking for without being ultra baggy. I know Lyman reps the Burton wear so maybe he is of different opinion, maybe wait for his expertise.
Sick jacket for a sick price!
Solid...
By: Jesse Owen
October 23, 2010
Poacher
By:
JasonH-Burton-Rep.
November 19, 2010
The Burton Poacher Jacket is everything that you would want from a Burton jacket at a price that can't be beat. Now you go and add some extra insulation to this model and it like adding fuel to the amazing fire. Coming in at under $165 or even less for most models it's still packed with features like DRYRIDE Durashell, 5,000MM,5,000G, water resistance like no other.
With all the bells and whistles of other Burton jackets it's a great riding jacket. Also with a Sig fit and varies colorways it translates easily into your street attire.
What pant models can be zipped to this jacket?
What pant models can be zipped to this jacket?
By: exesse
July 16, 2010
Any pant that has the link zip system. Check out he Poacher pant.
By: Wooden Robots
July 17, 2010
My burton pants don't have a zipper on them..will this jacket
My burton pants don't have a zipper on them..will this jacket still attach to my pants ?
By: Vicki
July 5, 2010
No, you will need that zipper for this to work.
By: Dakka
July 6, 2010
I'm a guy, 5'11'' tall, but just 150lbs. I already
I'm a guy, 5'11'' tall, but just 150lbs. I already have a burton defender (team fit) on M, and it's baggy and love it, would a L on poacher (sig fit) fit me as well as my defender does?
By: Nikolae
May 27, 2010
What's up Nikolae. If you're 5'11", the large Poacher will fit perf. You'll be stoked on that size!
By: Shredwise
October 5, 2010
hey guys, i'm 5'6 and about 140-150 pounds. would medium
hey guys, i'm 5'6 and about 140-150 pounds. would medium be a bit too big for me?
By: adam
March 12, 2010
The best thing to do is to measure your self and go by the sizing chart. That will allow you to get the correct size.
By: Wooden Robots
March 12, 2010
Im 6 ft 190lbs -- is an XL to big..i dont like my jacket baggy
Im 6 ft 190lbs -- is an XL to big..i dont like my jacket baggy but i dont want it to tight. Ill take any help
By: Jack
March 8, 2010
The Large is going to fit you the best. It will not be tight on you at all. That is the size for sure.
By: Wooden Robots
March 9, 2010
I'm 6'2 about 165lbs, would the large size fit?
I'm 6'2 about 165lbs, would the large size fit?
By: Michael
February 27, 2010
For the sake of your arm length i would run the XL, I'm 6' and run Large. I hate having my wrists showing.
By: Wooden Robots
March 1, 2010
sick
By:
Ryan Mallon
August 5, 2010
ive gotta say this jackets dope. its thin enough to move around, but still warm enough. and its really baggy.
does this jacket have wrist gaitors
does this jacket have wrist gaitors
By: GAWMX6
February 23, 2010
It does not have wrist gators, but, it does have Velcro adjustments on the sleeve cuffs.
By: Moriah Roberts
February 24, 2010
Im from the Northeast and it gets real cold. it can easily be
Im from the Northeast and it gets real cold. it can easily be below 20 and sometimes in the single digits. will this jacket keep me warm with a normal amount of layers?
By: Spencer
February 17, 2010
Yes, the jacket as 40Grams of insulation so as long as your layering you will stay nice, dry, and warm.
You can upgrade to jackets with more insulation but it should not be that necessary.
By: Four Horsemen
February 18, 2010
sick
By:
Ryan Mallon
August 5, 2010
ive gotta say this jackets dope. its thin enough to move around, but still warm enough. and its really baggy.
im new to the zipper interface that hooks up your burton jacket
im new to the zipper interface that hooks up your burton jacket and pants.
im guessing you have to rock the same size pants and jacket for it to work?
By: sea3482488
January 20, 2010
nope, don't need the same size jacket and pants... A small and a large will interface! The zipper length is the same on both sizes!
By: Four Horsemen
January 20, 2010
Even though it says this coat has insulation, is it pretty much
Even though it says this coat has insulation, is it pretty much just a shell? Or does it have good insulation?
By: Sarah McGree
December 20, 2009
It does have insulation but a very light insulation... only 40 grams. So, it is one of the lightest insulated pieces you can buy. Jackets go upwards of 500 Grams insulation. (just a weight setting to explain how warm a jacket can be)
By: Four Horsemen
December 21, 2009
Sweet!!!
By:
kd12492654
April 12, 2010
This jacket is money. Fits is perfect and it is nice and light weight. Tossed a fleece vest under it on a really cold day and you are good to go!!!
Is the hood attached and if so do you guys like that or not?
Is the hood attached and if so do you guys like that or not?
By: Shauna
December 11, 2009
It is attached. Having a hood or not is personal preference, that aspect is up to you.
By: Andrew
December 11, 2009
Hey all I'm 5'7" 160-165. I like my jackets a little
Hey all I'm 5'7" 160-165. I like my jackets a little baggy but not swimming inside of it. Is Medium the one or should I step to large?
Thanks!
By: EC
December 10, 2009
go large for sure im 5'8" 140 and i got large, but i layer up good. medium would most likely be to small
By: Travis
December 13, 2009
Medium if you want it to fit normal (Burton's fit on this jacket is a bit baggy anyway)... Large will be quite a bit baggier
By: Four Horsemen
December 10, 2009
GREAT FOR BIG GUYS
By:
jes2843683
November 19, 2009
I am 6'2" and have a 50 inch Chest and usually jackets fit me tight in the arm pits . I was concerned when Burton did away with their Ronin line which used the TEAM FIT. I bought the XXL and it fit rather just like a Ronin sized jacket would it was perfect in size. I can bundle up and not worry about any lack of space. I love this Jacket and the fit used it on veterans day weekend up in Brighton UT.
I'm about 5"8 150 lbs. 32" waist. I heard Burton
I'm about 5"8 150 lbs. 32" waist. I heard Burton Jax run baggy. Given the fit of this jacket should I do a S or M?
By: bobbyasu
December 9, 2009
im about the same build as you and i got the large. if you wear a lot of layers like i do go large, otherwise medium will work just fine
By: Travis
December 13, 2009
Medium for sure... Small will not fit your arm length! They don't run that big.
By: Four Horsemen
December 9, 2009
I want to get this for my son who is 5'11" tall. He
I want to get this for my son who is 5'11" tall. He has a long armspan, should I get M or L?
By: bernip62
December 6, 2009
I would say large for sure! ... I am 6'0" and rock a large.
By: Four Horsemen
December 7, 2009
I Love it
By:
sno3471396
December 30, 2009
I'm 5' 9", female, and usually wear a size 13. I was looking for a larger/long/baggy jacket. I've already got 20 days of riding with it this season. It isn't the warmest jacket, but it is large enough to wear a hoodie underneath. No wet butt! and the sleeves are long, so no cold wrists! The red is bold & looks great with my black pants and new Seth Morrison red Oakleys.
size? i'm 5'10''. im not tryna have a trench
size? i'm 5'10''. im not tryna have a trench coat but i want my wrist ish covered.
By: Frank
November 5, 2009
I am 6'0" 195lbs and rock a large... I like a pretty standard fit so its not too baggy. I would agree and unless you have long arms a medium should suffice.
By: Four Horsemen
November 6, 2009
im 5'10 an i wear an xl for that stezey swag but if u want a reg fit medium is the way to go
By: b-e-n
November 6, 2009
this jacket warm? i'm getting gnarly on mont tremblant in
this jacket warm? i'm getting gnarly on mont tremblant in january. it was -9* F there last january. my booty gone freeze off?
By: Frank
November 4, 2009
If you're getting to boo-yah status and blasting mondo tweekies with a triple nose shifty, this jacket should keep you warm enough.
It's got 40 grams of insulation, which I would call medium insulation.
By: Shredwise
November 5, 2009
no friggen irish green this season?! i am pretty upset about
no friggen irish green this season?! i am pretty upset about this! seeing how it was such a popular jacket last season and i never got my hands on one.. :(
By: Basfoo
August 21, 2009
But it's not even close to the same colour! :( Irish green was sick.
By: Basfoo
August 25, 2009
Dolphinium is the new Irish green.
By: Dakka
August 24, 2009
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [Shell] DryRide Durashell 2L with DWR; [Lining] ALS (Active Lining Systems) tricot
- Insulation:
- 40g Thermacore
- Waterproof Rating:
- 5K
- Breathable Rating:
- 5000g
- Fit:
- Sig Fit (regular)
- Core Venting:
- Underarm zips
- Pockets:
- 2 Hand, 2 chest, 1 internal audio / goggle, 1 pass
- Seam Taped:
- Yes, critically
- Powder Skirt:
- Yes
- Hood:
- Yes
- Zip-in Compatibility:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
2 Comments Last Comment: September 3, 2011 by: VacaSean
By: VacaSean
September 3, 2011
awesome jacket, but too baggy for my style
Flag
By: Jesse Owen
October 29, 2010
Ugh! Reverse steeze :P No seriously though, I hate when the tech specs are wrong. You are right though...simple mistake. Still a bummer. I picked up last years model of the foursquare adams jacket, with same tech spec about removable powder skirt. Not removable. Worse still, someone reviewed it and said that it was. Super weaksauce!
Flag
Comment on Yule & Bellow's review >