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Burton Men's AK 2L Stagger Jacket

$230.99 - $272.95

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3 Reviews

Burton Men's AK 2L Stagger Jacket

Pieced together with the most promising properties, the Burton [ak] 2L Stagger Jacket fuses style and performance in unsuspecting ways. Guaranteed To Keep You Dry, it features a super waterproof/breathable GORE-TEX 2L Performance Shell with fully taped GORE-SEAMS. Our Active Lining System is zonal engineered to maximize warmth and breathability, while RiRi AQUAzips offer the gold standard in wind and water-repellent zipper technology. Worn daily and tested relentlessly in the planet's most demanding environments by professional mountains guides and team riders like Terje Haakonsen and Jeremy Jones, the entire package is backed by a LIFETIME WARRANTY.

The Burton AK 2L Stagger Snowboard Jacket
Link Zip Jacket to Pant Interface
New Removable Waist Gaiter
RiRi AquaZIp
Gore Tex Performance Shell
Fully Taped Seams with Gore Seam Tape
ALS Tech Lining
Includes (AK) Jacket Features Package
[13MM]
[2-Layer]
Engineered Articulation
LIFETIME WARRANTY
RiRi AQUAzip® Water-Resistant Zippers
Sig Fit

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Reviews - Burton Men's AK 2L Stagger Jacket

YoungH - 2011-12-27

Burton AK 2L Stagger
I just came back from snowboarding trip and the jacket is awesome! It is lightweight and doesn't restrict me while doing jumps on the mountain. Yet, it is windproof and waterproof. Love this jacket!

Tcup - 2011-10-12

Burton AK - always amazing
Burton AK is reputatble for it's highend quality, while at affordable price. Although it is just an outer shell and you will have to wear under shirts to keep warm, it will definitely keep you light and dry. With the cool look and the flexibility for add layers and taking off layers, AK makes an ideal outer jacket for any condition.

SPrules - 2011-03-18

Great jacket, well-designed
I just got this and I'm very happy with the purchase. Sizing is a bit weird -- I'm 5'11", 210 lbs and went with the XL. I've got plenty of room in the chest and shoulders. Arms are a bit long and overall jacket length is long, but I'm thinking it was designed that way to keep the powder out. When the powder skirt is snapped up it's pretty much at the bottom of my butt. A little shorter would be OK but I wouldn't want to sacrifice the room upstairs. Features are very well-thought out and I'm looking forward to getting it out on the mountain. Jacket has some insulation and with a base layer should probably be fine for all but the coldest days. Hood won't fit over a helmet but it should stay out of the way. This version of the jacket, which I think is last years' model, still has the zip-link jacket to pant interface, but I don't think the current (2010-11) model does. This one also has the snaps to connect up jacket to pants without the zipper, but obviously the zipper is a better idea if your pants have that feature. Overall, great jacket and Burton stuff typically lasts a long time. Got my last Burton jacket and pants 10 years ago, and they're still in good shape but will now be relegated to backup status. I'd say it's worth full price, but at end of season sale prices, it's a steal.