Burton Baker Glove - Men's - 2008 BCS

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Baker Glove - Men's

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In a search for the ultimate in versatility, Burton gave the Men’s Baker Glove a zippered pocket that allows you to vent on hot days and stash a heat pack on colder ones. Whatever the weather, the waterproof breathable DRYRIDE Durashell fabric and synthetic-leather palms provide protection against the elements. Burton added Thermacore insulation to make the Baker Gloves warm enough for frigid mid-winter days without being too hot for a spring terrain park sesh. - Fall 2008.

Bottom Line: As versatile as your riding style.

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Good gloves, dont know what this guy is complaining

By: Tonatiuh Fernandez
May 12, 2009

this gloves are good, used for 2 days 8 hours per day and they did their work, temperature was maybe in the 20's and they didn't got wet, didn't sustain even one cut from handling the skis so i don't know what this other guy is complaining about, the product has worked as expected for me

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Very low quality

By: mfutao
March 5, 2009

These gloves look really sweet but they are not.

They were super ripped up after just 1 day of riding.

By ripped, up - the fingers were all frayed horribly, the gloves looked like they looked like they had over 3 seasons heavy use in just that 1 day.

They did keep my hands warm even when it was in the high 20s AND are not at all water proof. Each night I would have to sit them out by the fire to dry so I would not have soaked gloves the next day.

Also the gauntlet is very much non-existent, its not long enough to cover much at all and certifiably not keep the snow out of your sleeves.

They do have thick leather palms which offer a lot of protection from stuff like very sharp branches that may come up out of nowhere at you.