Burton Reserve 2L Relaxed Snow Pants

$209.95
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Burton Reserve 2L Relaxed Snow Pants

 

Waterproof Comfort with Relaxed Fit for All-Mountain Riding

The Burton Reserve 2L Relaxed Snow Pants are designed for riders who want all-day comfort, mobility, and reliable weather protection across the mountain. Featuring a 2-layer waterproof and breathable shell, relaxed fit, and durable construction, these pants provide versatile performance for skiing, snowboarding, and changing winter conditions.

 

Why You'll Love Them

✔ 2-layer waterproof and breathable shell keeps you dry in snow and wet conditions
✔ Relaxed fit provides freedom of movement and room for layering
✔ Windproof construction helps protect against harsh mountain weather
✔ Lightweight technical design offers comfort without excess bulk
✔ Durable outer materials withstand daily riding and winter use
✔ Reinforced construction helps resist wear from boots, bindings, and terrain
✔ Functional pockets provide convenient storage for mountain essentials
✔ Easy-moving design supports park, resort, and freeride riding
✔ Comfortable fit is ideal for long days on the mountain
✔ Versatile shell construction adapts to changing conditions with layering

 

Pant Profile & Technical Specifications

Category: Snowboard & Ski Pants

Shell Construction: 2-Layer Waterproof and Breathable Shell

Weather Protection: Waterproof, Windproof, and Snow-Resistant Design

Insulation: Shell Design (Layering Compatible)

Fit: Relaxed Fit for Mobility and Layering

Fabric Performance: Durable Technical Outer Construction

Storage: Functional Zippered Pockets

Reinforcement: High-Wear Areas Designed for Added Durability

Performance Focus: Comfort, Mobility, Weather Protection, and Versatility

Best For: Riders seeking a relaxed, comfortable pant with reliable all-mountain performance

Terrain: Resort Riding, Park Laps, Groomers, Freeride Terrain, and Variable Conditions

Season: Winter

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