millerm277
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Burton makes a nice mid-weight thermal shirt. I pick up one a year or so when they go on sale for $20. Hold up for years, makes a nice layer or just shirt to wear on cold days.
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Within snowboarders this is a common stereotype. Burton being the main name (and being a worldwide value) it has taken some of that flack. Again it means nothing but within the snowboarder world it is as described and viewed that way by many.And Burton is "poser" gear? I never would have guessed that being from Vermont.
. Example: Shaun White and his new skinny jeans he rides with. No bagginess at all...
Not at all they make great stuff just a little outta my pricerange
oy yoi yoi, you're so right! - https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?....76197366034.94811.22975546034&type=1&theaterYou know, I'm typically a live and let live kinda of guy and don't care much about what others perceive as fashionable, but Shaun looks like a massive tool wearing those pants.
〽❄❅;744480 said:oy yoi yoi, you're so right! - https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?....76197366034.94811.22975546034&type=1&theater
You know, I'm typically a live and let live kinda of guy and don't care much about what others perceive as fashionable, but Shaun looks like a massive tool wearing those pants.
Wish I still had mine. They broke about 5 years ago.Allsop poles from the 80's with moulded shock absorber grips.
My all time favorites, still use them too!Allsop poles from the 80's with moulded shock absorber grips
Seriously, WTF's up with that? The regulars seem ok in the fitting room in socks, till i suit up with ski boots to find i look like i've elephant sack's hanging from my knees!Oh I would like if the pants were not soooo long. Its getting hard to find "SKI" pants.