"Focused heat for when the thermometer bottoms out. Gaiters galore for a snow-free interior.Mads Jonsson is a burly dude. He rides some of the gnarliest terrain in the most hazardous conditions and demands a jacket that digs the same. Offering a technical array of targeted insulation for a better balance of warmth and mobility, the Kush Down is also equipped with gaiters galore to fully seal the perimeter when the clouds unload."
Features Discontinued Colors
"Key Features of the Burton Kush Down Snowboard Jacket: DRYRIDE Durashell™ 2-Layer Laminated Fabric [15,000MM, 10,000G] Yarn-Dyed Tonal Plaid [Surface Plaid Colorway] Soft Plain Weave with Slub Twill Piecing [All Other Colorways] Sig Fit Engineered 600 Down Fill with Zonal Thermacore™ [100G] Satin Lining Critically Taped Seams Hideaway Face Gaiter Removable Wrist Gaiters Removable Waist Gaiter with Jacket-to-Pant Interface LIFETIME WARRANTY Includes Burton Jacket Features Package "
Our mens and womens outerwear comes in three distinct fits all tailored around the movements of riding for total protection from wind, wet, and wacky style.
Sig Fit
Our tried-and-true fit built with room for layering, without being overly baggy. Jacket sleeves designed with a bit of extra length to fit over your gloves and keep snow out when strapping into your bindings
Team Fit
At the teams request, these jackets are longer in length than the Burton Sig Fit with two inches added in the body and one inch added in the sleeves.
Slim Fit
Tighter and more tailored when compared to the Burton Sig Fit. Pants feature a shorter rise and narrower waist, hip, and thigh area, with enough room in the cuffs to accommodate your boots
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Experience:
I love this jacket. Everything I purchase from Burton is of excellent quality and this jacket is no different. That being said, here are my gripes.
1) BIG- I went with a Medium because I was trying to get a jacket that will work on the town and on the mountain because I hate packing two jackets when I travel. I think this jacket is made a little too large for that.
2) No Goggle pockets. Is it because it's down? I dunno. It's the first jacket I have ever seen that lack the goggle pocket.
I haven't worn this jacket on the mountain but I know it's going to be warm, and I know it will keep me dry. Down and GoreTex assure that. I love the style of the coat. It is made very well and has some interesting features (removable hand thingamajigs and removeable gator+gator pocket). I just wish it had some inside pockets and was a little more form fitting.
Description: Feels big compared to shell jackets, but not cumbersome
Experience:
Feels bigger than most shell jackets because of the down, but it's so soft and flexible that it doesn't get in the way. Stayed warm and dry in slushy midwest conditions. Great quality and features (snow skirt, wrist and neck gaiters), but could use a chest pocket. The pockets it does have are positioned a little too vertically to put your hands in them.
Description: Longer than normal, I have a medium and it fits almost longer than a large
Experience:
I have had this jacket since last year, it has been super warm since. I can literally wear it with a t shirt underneath on a frigid day and be fine. The jacket is a little big to wear around town, but is perfect for snowboarding.
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