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Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Burton
Womens Avalon Bib Pant
$150
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Condition
Pristine
Size
Large
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Quantity
FEATURES of the Burton Women's Avalon Bib Pant
- Slim fit
- Tall fit
- The two-layer shell design includes a thermo-regulating lining that responds to body heat to improve breathability for cool runs and warm chairlift rides
- bluesign® Product
- Fully Taped Seams
- Zippered Drop-Seat Construction
- Elasticized Center Back Panel
- YKK® Zippers
- Mesh-Lined No-Snag Thigh Vents
- Microfleece Lined Handwarmer pockets
- Zip Chest Pocket with Media Port
- For mild conditions
- Lifetime Warranty
Fabric Details
- Living Lining® Thermo-Regulating Technology
- Living Lining‚Ñ¢ Mapped with Stretch Woven and Taffeta
- DRYRIDE‚Ñ¢ 10,000mm / 10,000g
- DRYRIDE 2L Stretch Polyester Fabric
- Lengthened 1.5" [34.5" Inseam]
| Disclaimer | We only ship this brand to US Addresses. |
| Features | Water-resistant,Venting,Media Pocket |
| Manufacturer Warranty | Lifetime |
| Primary Fabric | Polyester |
| Sustainability | B Corp,bluesign Approved |
| Gender | Womens |
| Best Use | Snowsports |
| Fit Type | Slim Fit |
| Pants Inseam | 34.5 in. |
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- AFAmanda F.Verified BuyerI recommend this productRated 4 out of 5 stars2 weeks agoNice fit but some design issues.
These are slim fit and long, and they fit well. These have zippers at both sides, which allows you to unzip and use the bathroom without having to completely unstrap the top. But the zippers aren’t secured and there is no way to lock them closed, so they will unzip on their own. I had an incident where the zipper on one side unzipped all the way down to my underwear which I didn’t notice until I took off my jacket.
The back straps are also prone to get a bit twisted. I’m considering sewing them together.
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