Burton Snowboard Clothing Review

Burton’s Women’s Clothes

When I first started skiing, I didn’t know what the difference was between ski and snowboard clothing.

The truth?

There’s really not much difference.

Typically, snowboarding clothes tend to be a bit baggier and looser, and have a more streetwear vibe. Ski clothes tend to be more fitted and streamlined.

But at the end of the day, all you really need to care about is that your clothes are warm, waterproof and breathable!

Burton makes really cute women’s clothes in all sorts of styles, colors and materials, so I tried out some of their best sellers.

Here’s a review of Burton outdoor clothes!

Burton Clothing

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Burton

Burton was founded in 1977 by Jake Burton Carpenter, a Vermont based snowboarder.

Burton played a monumental role in transforming snowboarding from a backyard hobby to a world-class sport.

Jake Burton recently passed away in 2019, but if you’re interested in learning more about the founder and snowboarding, there’s a documentary about his life on HBO Max.

Today, the company makes all sorts of products for snowboarders – from the boards themselves to boots, bindings and of course clothing and outerwear.

They also own a number of popular other brands like Anon Optics (snow goggles), Analog (outerwear) and Foursquare (snowboards).

One of the best things about Burton is they’re a sustainable outerwear company and a Certified B Corp.

All their fabrics are Bluesign approved, meaning the fabrics are made in safe work environments, strive for sustainability and are made in facilities that reduce their manufacturing impact on the environment.

Burton Review

Burton Avalon Bib

If you’re looking for a cute snow bib to ski or snowboard in, check out the Avalon bib from Burton.

It has a classic overall design and the fabric is super soft, with lots of stretch. It has a more fitted design compared to most snowboard bibs, with legs that flare out on the bottom.

I thought it was really easy to get in and out of, and all the pockets make it super functional.

It also comes in tons of colors!

Note: the Avalon comes in different inseam options, but generally seems suited to taller people.

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Read my in-depth review of the Avalon bib here.

Burton Gloria Snow Pants

Burton’s best selling snow pant is the Gloria.

It’s available in multiple different options, from insulated to waterproof shell to Gore-Tex, and it comes in a rainbow of colors.

The pants are a low-rise and loose fitting pant, with plenty of give and movement for layering underneath.

I liked the extra pockets on the leg, and that it’s offered in different lengths!

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Read my in-depth review of the Gloria snow pants here.

Overall, I thought Burton’s snowboarding clothes were stylish, well made and functional! If you’re on the taller side, their snow pants and bibs would be a great option.

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