- Is the Burton Reserve warm enough for cold resort days?
- Yes for most winter resort days. The synthetic fill plus a 20K membrane handles freezing temperatures, but on very cold days you may want a midlayer underneath.
- How does it compare with Burton's shell jackets?
- The Reserve has insulation built in, so you skip a midlayer. Burton's shells are lighter and more packable but need layering for warmth.
- Is 20K waterproofing enough for wet snow?
- Yes. A 20K rating is high for ski jackets and keeps you dry in heavy, wet snow and rain, well above the 10K typical of budget jackets.
- Does it run true to size?
- Burton's unisex jackets generally fit true to size with room for a base layer and light midlayer. Check the size chart if you are between sizes.
- Can I wear it off the mountain?
- Yes. It works as a general winter jacket, though the ski-focused cut and bright colorways are more at home on the slopes.
- What is the fit like?
- It is a regular unisex fit with room for layering, not a slim or athletic cut.
- Where is the Burton Reserve Insulated Jacket cheapest?
- At Backcountry, for $144.98, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Burton Reserve Insulated Jacket?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Backcountry, The Burton Corporation.