(1) Burton Men's Revolver System
When Jack Mitrani rides pipe it’s an all day mission. Cold, icy mornings are spent warming up before the prime midday sessions—a jacket that adapts is key. Doubled up, the Burton Revolver System Jacket’s three-in-one design is as warm as you’ll ever need. Wear the shell and hoodie together midwinter and feel the heat. When the snow softens up, wear just the lightweight shell, and rock the hoodie the remaining 300 days of the year. Venting Pit Zips™ put you in control of your comfort, while the Team Fit gives you the added length your other jackets lack. Factor in all the added features, such as a removable waist gaiter, goggle, sound, and pass pockets, venting Pit Zips™, and LIFETIME WARRANTY and this just might be the best jacket…uh…jackets you’ll ever get.
(2) Burton Men's Such A Deal
No one knows for sure, but rumor has it that Shaun White once rode for 168 hours straight. If you assume that on the average day, a normal person rides for six hours, Shaun’s marathon was the equivalent of riding for 28 days in a one-week stretch. If you think that’s impressive, you should check out the Burton White Collection Such-A-Deal Jacket. It’s got every amenity you could ask for in a snowboard jacket, with the durability to withstand everything Shaun throws at it. Strategically placed Thermacore™ insulation combines core warmth with tweak-friendly mobility, Pit Zips™ regulate heat when hiking. The waist gaiter seals out wind, cold and snow, or can be removed completely by simply undoing one stitch. The best deal going, this jacket also includes a stacked standard features package with everything you need, like rider-friendly pockets for hands, pass, goggles, money, music, and more.
(3) Patagonia Men's Down Sweater
Springtime shaded belays at the Creek, predawn starts in the Canadian Rockies and hut tours in the High Sierra: Anyplace brisk, the Down Sweater delivers minimal weight, superb compressibility and high-loft warmth. The polyester ripstop shell with a Deluge® DWR (durable water repellent) finish does more than look sharp; it's tear-resistant, windproof and made from 100% polyester. Details include top-quality 800-fill-power goose down, a quilted-through construction, two exterior zippered pockets and a stretch-mesh interior chest pocket that doubles as a zippered stuff sack and has a carabiner clip-in loop. Nylon-bound elastic cuffs and drawcord hem seal in warmth.
(4) Patagonia Men's Powder Bowl
Like a winter storm warning, our Powder Bowl abounds with promise. It's our most versatile hard shell for riding anywhere in any condition. Made with GORE-TEX® Performance Shell technology, the 2-layer shell includes a GORE-TEX® membrane bonded to a durable polyester fabric for absolute waterproof/breathable protection. A DWR (durable water repellent) finish increases wet-weather performance and keeps the shell from saturating. The polyester mesh lining wicks moisture and pit zips quickly release heat. The Optimal Visibility Hood™ is helmet-compatible and has a laminated visor. Touch Point System™ embedded cord locks in the hood and hem allow for quick adjustments and a clean, dangle-free design. Other details include coated, watertight Slim Zip zippers, a fully featured powder skirt and a pleated cuff gusset.
(1) Burton Women's Baby Cakest
Classic styling with a twist, the Shaun White designed women’s Burton White Collection Baby Cakes Jacket is for the girl that wants one jacket for all occasions. Details like a waterproof mini herringbone fabric and exposed zippers add flavor while venting Pit Zips™, radiating Thermacore™ insulation, and a silky soft lining keep you ready to ride. Absolutely stacked with bonus features, this fully loaded winter jacket includes pockets for everything from goggles to pass, music, money and more.
(2) Patagonia Women's Down Sweater
Springtime shaded belays at the Creek, predawn starts in the Canadian Rockies and hut tours in the High Sierra: Anyplace brisk, the Down Sweater delivers minimal weight, superb compressibility and high-loft warmth. The polyester ripstop shell with a Deluge® DWR (durable water repellent) finish does more than look sharp; it's tear-resistant, windproof and made from 100% polyester. Details include top-quality 800-fill-power goose down, a quilted-through construction, two exterior zippered pockets and a stretch-mesh interior chest pocket that doubles as a zippered stuff sack and has a carabiner clip-in loop. Nylon-bound elastic cuffs and drawcord hem seal in warmth.
(3) The North Face Metropolis
Resting at the knee, this long down parka delivers exceptional thermal warmth thanks to the 600 fill down insulation. Quilted construction keeps down shifting, eliminating potential cold spots. Snap-front closures disguise a full-length front zip to provide added protection in cold temps. Insulated, adjustable, snap-off hood lets you adjust to variable conditions.
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