Burton Lucky Snowboard Pant Review
Burton Lucky 2014 Review by The Good Ride
The Burton Luck Pant is a nice mid-level pant that has offers decent tech for the price range it’s in. They have 2 options.
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1. 2 Layer Twill Fabric 10/10k waterproofing and breathability with a normal fabric set up
2. 2 Layer “Bionic” fabric mix 10/5K waterproofing and breathability with eco-friendly fabric.
Both do a great job but you pay a little more for the eco-friendly fabric. Some won’t care about this but others might be more into paying a little more to ensure that Burton continues to develop eco-friendly products. So for the pant, it’s got reasonable waterproofing at a reasonable price and a good mountain fit.
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2014
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Burton Lucky User Reviews
My snowboarding pant for this season
This is my pant for this year. The big plus is that it comes in short sizes--great considering the majority of American women are short I hear!
It's not exactly an all mountain fit - it's more of a fashion fit, but you won't look like peggy bundy tight. and the pants end pretty low, so you're going to have to do a lot of tucking in.
Thigh pockets are great, the back and front pockets are not very useful though.
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