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Type | Fully Insulated |
Gore-Tex | Yes |
Hood Type | Contoured |
Powder Skirt | Yes |
Jacket to Pant Interface | Yes |
Fit | |
Vents | 2 Meshed Pit Zips |
Layer Count | 2 Layer |
Waterproof Rating | Unpublished |
Breathability Rating | Unpublished |
Manufactured in | Vietnam |
Warmth | |
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Burton Radial 2018 - 2016 Review by The Good Ride
The Burton Radial Jacket seems to be sticking around and expanding. For 2018 the Radial comes in the same model, insulated, as before and in a shell. This is the medium insulated Radial and I usually wear large but even at a medium, the helmet compatibility is much better than it was in 2017 and 2016. Other than that it’s very similar to the 2017 model. I’m more into the Shell version but if you want a little more warmth the insulated is a great call too and it’s one of the few Gore-Tex Jackets we have come across with mid-level insulation. Most either come with a lot or in a shell so it’s not going to cook you if the weather gets warm.
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Size Tried: Medium
James’ Specs:
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 185 lbs
Chest: 44.5”
Upper Chest by lats: 46”
Neck: 16″
Torso Length (collarbone to pant line) 23”
Widest Width Upper Body (Just below shoulders) 21” wide (52” Circumference)
Shoulder Width 19” wide (48” Circumference)
Arm Length (pit to wrist) 19.5”
Helmet: Smith Vantage
Goggles: Smith IO7
Burton Radial Past Reviews
The Burton Radial Jacket was new on the scene last year and it was a lot of jacket with a lot of technical features not usually at this price point. This year they dialed back some of the tech so it’s not as amazing as it was last year but it’s still a great jacket for those that like some insulation along with serious waterproofing at a good price point. The hood though is bigger from last year so it’s much more helmet compatible. I’d love to see Burton make the hood a little bigger so it can fit more than just low profile helmets like my Smith Vantage. So because of the new hood it makes the 2017 more recommendable over the 2016 even though the 2016 has more pockets and better zippers.
Size Tried: Large
James’ Specs:
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 200 lbs
Chest: 45”
Upper Chest: 47”
Neck: 16″
Torso Length (collar bone to pant line) 23”
Shoulder Width (widest point of shoulders) 22”
Arm Length (pit to wrist) 19.5”
Helmet: Smith Vantage
Goggles: Smith IO7
The Burton Radial Jacket is a welcome addition to Burton’s line because it provides a contoured hood, good insulation, Gore-Tex and a unique pocket layout. My only complaint is the hood is barely helmet compatible.
Size Tried: Large
James’ Specs:
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 195 lbs
Chest: 44”
Neck: 16″
Torso Length (collar bone to pant line) 23”
Shoulder Width (widest point of shoulders) 22”
Arm Length (pit to wrist) 19.5”
Helmet: Smith Vantage
Goggles: Smith IO7
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Burton Radial User Reviews
Amazin jacket!
I'm using it since 2016 till today.
It's a fantastic jacket!!
Well made, nothing has broken since the day I bought it.
It has an excellent performance in terms of waterproofing.
The phone protector was a nice touch until I lost it.
I used to use it to watch youtube while taking a bath lol
Sleeves
Sleeve is missing pocket for ski card
Sleeves to short compare to jacket size
Sleeves not so flexible and moves the jacket while turning
Phone protector inside jacket is for older and smaller phones
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