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Burton Poacher Insulated Jacket - Men's
Hunt powder with the Burton Poacher Jacket and spare the wildlife (and your wallet). DryRide Durashell keeps the elements out while zonal insulation holds warmth in, so you can comfortably poach fresh lines all day.
- DryRide Durashell 2-layer fabric handles harsh winter conditions without sacrificing comfort or breathability
- Critical seams taped means moisture isn't going to slip through the cracks
- Insulation mapping features strategically placed 3M Thinsulate (60g in the body, and 40g in the sleeves) to deliver warmth where you need it most
- Taffeta lining adds warmth in a buttery-soft package
- Sig Fit gives you plenty of room for mobility without being overly baggy
- Zippered underarm vents keep you cool when the sun decides to come out
- Waist gaiter with jacket-to-pant interface makes snow in your pants a thing of the past
- Double entry chest pockets make it easy to access your goods, and an audio stash pocket ensures you can always have tunes going
Bottom Line: Cold-weather protection for the pow slayer on a budget.
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The tech specs say that the seams are fully taped but the description
The tech specs say that the seams are fully taped but the description says that critical seams are taped- which is it?
By: meg3841146
December 8, 2012
The seams on the Poacher are critically taped.
By: Shredwise
December 10, 2012
This coat rocks
By:
Tayyser
January 16, 2013
I have had this since 09 and I love it. Not the warmest so I wear a sweater underneath at all time but it is great
Tech
By: Fourhorsemen
October 5, 2012
What is the temp rating on this jacket?
What is the temp rating on this jacket?
By: Spade
October 13, 2012
There is no specific temp rating on jackets like there is on sleeping bags. This jacket has a 10k waterproof rating and a medium amount (60 grams) of insulation in the body. With a base layer and sweatshirt underneath, this jacket should keep you warm until about 0-10 degrees F.
By: Shredwise
October 15, 2012
Maximum bang for your buck $$
By:
Fourhorsemen
October 5, 2012
Delivering it all at a price that leaves enough dough for the important stuff, i.e. lift tickets, the men's Burton Poacher Jacket combines DRYRIDE 2L waterproofing with tech 3M™ Thinsulate™ Insulation that’s zonal engineered for a better balance of warmth and breathing room. Dump heat with venting Pit Zips™ and connect jacket to pant for head-to-toe storm protection.
1 Comment Last Comment: March 2, 2013 by: Taylor Steele
By: Taylor Steele
March 2, 2013
Two words, conservative steez.
For the price, this is all you need. With the sig fit, the length is extended without the width hanging off your back. The coverage is NICE. With 60g of insulation, its not the warmest, but in most conditions is just fine. If its extremely cold you may want to think about layering.
Change me.
Research out-of-stock versions:
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [membrane/laminate] DryRide Durashell (2-layer); [face fabric] nylon twill; [lining] taffeta
- Insulation:
- [body] 60g Thinsulate; [sleeves/hood] 40g Thinsulate
- Fabric Waterproof Rating:
- 10,000 mm
- Fabric Breathability Rating:
- 5000 g/m²
- Hood:
- yes
- Fit:
- Sig Fit
- Venting:
- underarm zips
- Powder Skirt:
- yes, fixed
- Pockets:
- (external) 1 chest, 2 hand, (internal) media / goggle
- Seams:
- fully taped
- Wrist Gaiters:
- no
- Recommended Use:
- snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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