Is the Flosner Anorak warm enough for mid-winter?

It is a shell, not an insulated jacket, so warmth comes from what you layer underneath. With a midlayer it covers cold mid-winter days, and with a base layer alone it suits mild late-season sessions.

How does it compare with a 3L shell?

A 2L shell like this one relies on a separate lining and is generally less breathable and less weatherproof than a 3L jacket. It is simpler and lighter on features, which suits riders who do not need top-end storm protection.

Anorak or full-zip jacket?

An anorak keeps the front sealed with fewer zippers and a cleaner look. The trade-off is that it goes on and off over the head, which is slower than a full-zip when you are changing layers.

Yes, it is a hooded anorak. The hood adds coverage on windy lift rides and wet snow days.

What should I wear under it?

A moisture-wicking base layer plus a midlayer on cold days. On mild spring sessions the shell over a base layer is usually enough.

Snowboarders who want one jacket for the whole season and do not mind a pullover design. Riders who run hot or want lots of venting options may prefer a full-zip shell.

Burton Men's Snowboard Flossner, 2L Anorak Jacket

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$467.46at WalmartChecked Nov 13

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Burton Men's Snowboard Flossner, 2L Anorak Jacket

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Our take on the Burton Men's Snowboard Flossner, 2L Anorak Jacket

The Burton Flosner Anorak is a men's pullover snowboard jacket built for riding from mid-winter cold through mild late-season sessions. It uses a 2L shell with a hood and on-snow features aimed at cutting the fuss of layering. Against two-piece jackets it trades full-zip convenience for a simpler pullover build, and against lighter shells it leans toward all-season coverage. Riders who want one jacket for the whole season are the target; those who run hot or want venting control should check its feature set closely.

Best forSnowboarders riding all seasonRiders who prefer an anorak over a full-zip jacketResort days from mid-winter to springShoppers wanting one jacket instead of two

Pros

2L shell aimed at wet snow and wind
Hooded anorak design with on-snow features
Built for cold mid-winter and mild late-season days
Fewer layers to adjust on the hill
Burton's snowboard-specific fit and detailing

Cons

Pullover anorak is slower to get on and off than a full zip
2L shell is less weatherproof than 3L rivals
No insulation, so layering is still required
Limited color choice

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About the Burton Men's Snowboard Flossner, 2L Anorak Jacket

The Burton Flossner Anorak is a men's snowboard jacket with 2L construction. It is made as a full-season jacket, so it can be worn from the cold days of mid-winter to milder sessions later in the season.

It includes on-snow features meant to reduce the need to adjust layers while riding.

Type: Men's snowboard anorak jacket
Construction: 2L
Season: Full season, from mid-winter to late season

Specifications

color: GreenSource

Questions and answers

Is the Flosner Anorak warm enough for mid-winter?: It is a shell, not an insulated jacket, so warmth comes from what you layer underneath. With a midlayer it covers cold mid-winter days, and with a base layer alone it suits mild late-season sessions.
How does it compare with a 3L shell?: A 2L shell like this one relies on a separate lining and is generally less breathable and less weatherproof than a 3L jacket. It is simpler and lighter on features, which suits riders who do not need top-end storm protection.
Anorak or full-zip jacket?: An anorak keeps the front sealed with fewer zippers and a cleaner look. The trade-off is that it goes on and off over the head, which is slower than a full-zip when you are changing layers.
Does it have a hood?: Yes, it is a hooded anorak. The hood adds coverage on windy lift rides and wet snow days.
What should I wear under it?: A moisture-wicking base layer plus a midlayer on cold days. On mild spring sessions the shell over a base layer is usually enough.
Who is it for?: Snowboarders who want one jacket for the whole season and do not mind a pullover design. Riders who run hot or want lots of venting options may prefer a full-zip shell.
Where is the Burton Men's Snowboard Flossner, 2L Anorak Jacket cheapest?: At Walmart, for $467.46, as of our latest check.