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Burton Uptown Jacket - Women's - 2010
Stupefy the bros waiting their turn at the park when you ride up wearing the stylish Burton Women\222s Uptown Jacket. They\222re stunned and confused by dope details like exposed zippers and the subtle embossed plaid pattern woven into the storm-proof DryRide shell. Taking advantage of the befuddlement, you jump to the front of the line and drop in.
- Removable powder skirt with jacket-to-pant interface lets you create a head-to-toe barrier against the snow
- Mesh-lined underarm zips help prevent yucky, sweaty baselayers by providing extra ventilation
- Team Fit gives you more room to move and extra length in the body and sleeves
Bottom Line: Hit \222em hard.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
As in inches? I don't have the jacket around so I can't measure it but it is a not a bomber style jacket, so it is a good normal length jacket. Not short at all.
By: Wooden Robots
December 28, 2010
Great Jacket
By:
kelsey
October 16, 2011
Just got this jacket in the mail and its pretty sweet. I haven't taken it out in the cold yet but the insulation seems really warm and its made of a durable, thick material. I got the herb color which is sligtly lighter in color than shown but I like it! I got a M which fits great and I usually get S/M so there is plently of room for me to layer if necessary. Only drawback is the zipper which isn't the greatest.
Good Fit Wrong Color
By:
Caroline
November 15, 2010
Online the Ember looks like a rusty red color but in reality it is blaze orange. The look books on the Burton page show the color more accurately. I exchanged for black and the color is better.
Update since I've used this on the mountain:
Pros: The waffle knit lining feels great and is really warm. The fit looks great but works better for regular winter coat, not for snowboarding. The waist is accentuated which looks good, but it's too tight for thick layers. Also, the hood is the perfect size and really moves with your head so you don't end up with hood blind spots.
Cons: There aren't any wrist gaiters and the sleeves kept riding up so I kept getting snow in my sleeves. Also the media pocket is too small for an itouch and is on the inside of the coat so I had to unzip every time I wanted to change music. And last of all, the big metal zippers catch and get stuck all the time, very annoying.
Bottom line: if you're a small girl with short arms and a small mp3 player and want a tight fit this is fine, if you're average size or bigger either order a size up or get a different coat.
1 Comment Last Comment: September 21, 2011 by: rachelskol1659610
By: rachelskol1659610
September 21, 2011
I agree with the color discrepancy, I was expected a burnt sienna type color, but it was actually a fluorescent orange. I sent it back.
is that a pocket on the right sleeve?
is that a pocket on the right sleeve?
By: Meg
November 25, 2010
Actually there's a separate pass pocket at the bottom of the front zipper. The pocket on the sleeve is more of a stash pocket. It's big enough to fit a small wallet or tool in.
By: Caroline
December 7, 2010
No it is not a media pocket. It is a small packet for you season pass.
By: Wooden Robots
November 26, 2010
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [shell] DryRide Durashell; [lining] waffle-knit jersey
- Insulation:
- [body] 100g Thermacore; [sleeve] 60g Thermacore
- Fabric Waterproof Rating:
- 10000 PSI
- Fabric Breathability Rating:
- 10000 g
- Fit:
- team fit (relaxed)
- Venting:
- mesh lined underarm zip vents
- Powder Skirt:
- yes, removable
- Pockets:
- 2 hand, 1 chest, 1 goggle, 1 media, 1 pass
- Seams:
- fully taped
- Wrist Gaiters:
- n/a
- Hood:
- yes, full-time
- Liner-Compatible:
- no
- RECCO:
- no
- Recommended Use:
- Snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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