Burton Pillowline Snowboard Jacket Written Review Review by The Good Ride

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How This Review Happened:  A big thanks to Gravity Sports at Mt Bachelor for giving us access to this!  

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How It Fits And Who It Is For

James’ Jacket Specs
Size: Large
5’10” 185 lbs
Chest: 44”
Arm Length (pit to wrist) 19.5”
Neck: 16″
Torso Length (collarbone to pant line) 23”
Shoulder Width 19” wide
Inseam 30”
Gloves: Drop Tahoma Mit
Helmet: smith maze size medium
Goggles: Smith 4D Mag

Fit

The fit is flattering for a build like mine and I could easily own this.

Construction

You don’t have the ultra high end zippers but you have top notch construction. All the seems look great.

Waterproofing/Breathability

Gore-Tex makes this great for wet weather. I like smoother outer layers that help shed off moisture easier but it isn’t bad. It will take a lot to get through that Gore-Tex Membrane.

Hood/Helmet Compatibilty

The Burton Pillowline Gore Tex Jacket has excellent helmet compatibility.

Cuff/Glove Compatibility

You have very wide cuffs that can also go tight to fit a glove over it.

Pit Zips

Meshed pit zips. Nothing to say here. They vent.

Pockets

You have 4 outer pockets and the inner pocket has some insulation for your phone. You have 2 big goggle pockets as well.

Powder Skirt

Typical pow skirt with the jacket to pant interface

Conclusion

The Burton Pillowline Gore Tex Jacket is a great jacket if you want insulation and excellent waterproofing.