The Burton 3/2 Jacket. A wetsuit size in a jacket?! Oh yeah. That. Just. Happened.

The Burton Arctic Jacket lives up to its name with tons of insulation bells and whistles that actually do something instead of just...ringing and whistling. The Arctic Jacket comes with full taped seams, a Thermacore layer of insulation (40G) throughout its entirety, a Link Zip jacket-to-pants interface with a removable waist gaiter, and the fabric is Dryride Durashell 2-layer coated fabric (10,000MM, 10,000G). Burton's outdone themselves on the Arctic Jacket this season, don't take the name lightly.

Burton's Traction Jacket is a simple cargo style piece of outerwear that's mellow enough to go with most any pants, with four big pockets on the chest and waistline. Burton crafted the Traction Jacket out of high quality Dryride Durashell 2-layer coated fabric (10,000MM, 10,000G, and fully tapes the seams, which, along with ALS Mesh Tricot Lining, keeps the heat where it belongs.

Just because it's called the Burton Recruit Jacket, doesn't mean it's only meant for beginners. This puppy has tons of insulation to keep you warm (Taffeta Wrapture lining, Thermacore Insulation), mesh-lined pit zips, and critically taped seams. The Recruits overall look features a peacoat-inspired button up closure and metal snap buttons all over the rest of it's Dryride Durashell 2-layer coated raised herringbone fabric (5,000MM, 5,000G) design, along with a feminine cut.