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Burton Thermic Battery Pack - 2009 BCS
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Plug the Burton Therm-ic Battery Pack into compatible Burton boots and feel the warmth. This Burton Therm-ic pack has three warmth settings so you can find a temperature that’s best for you. It comes with a charger so you can use it day after day on your week-long family ski trip to Utah. - Fall 2009.
Bottom Line: Heat things up.
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I bought a pair of 2009 Burton Sapphire boots for my daughter,
I bought a pair of 2009 Burton Sapphire boots for my daughter, but after ordering the Basix Term-IC battery pack, I discovered that the 'male' connector attached to the boots was too thick to fit into the 'female' connector on the battery pack. Should I be looking for an 'old style' battery pack and, if so, what's the model name/number & where can I still find a pair??
By: Bill
December 4, 2010
The best thing to do is to call Burton Rider's service number at (800) 881-3138. They will be able to answer you questions, then if you do in fact need to buy a different system, you can get It here.
By: Wooden Robots
December 7, 2010
Depends on what heat setting you use and what the outside temp is.
By: Tim -Dakine/661/Intense Rep
August 12, 2009
Nice try, but...
By:
ms2scsi857617
January 5, 2009
This is definitely not as good of a product as Hotronics insoles setup. While the idea is great to have the build-in wiring on a boot and not have to cut the inner liner to pass the wire through, having the heat on top of the toes does not provide the same amount of comfort as Hotronics' insoles. The top toe area in the boot does not come in contact with the toes while riding and there is not enough heat generated to even feel it. The battery on/off switch slides around while riding and gets turned off on its own. Clip does not hold well either. I will just have to retro fit my old Hotronics into the new boots.
Everything that's included
By: Dakka
April 20, 2009
One pair of Therm-ic/Burton adapter cables, one pair of heater pack rechargeable batteries, operation manual and global chargers.
Which kind of boots support this thermic device?
Which kind of boots support this thermic device?
By: John
January 23, 2009
Women's Q, Supreme and Sapphire and Men's SLX. These boots are all pre-wired for the Therm-ic device but don't come with it.
By: Dakka
March 19, 2009
I have Dalbello boots that are prewired. Will this set up work
I have Dalbello boots that are prewired. Will this set up work on those?
By: Dan
January 22, 2009
Cozy Feet
By:
adk2588964
December 29, 2008
I like the Thermics for Burton. I also have boots with Hotronics, I think the heat is a little mote evenly distributed. I might get a powerstrap for the Thermics, as I finished riding with a battery pack floating around inside my pant cuffs! Be careful if you leave your packs attached to the boots in your locker or whatever, cause they can get turned in and discharged by accidently pushing the on switch. Hey, if they work for me at Whiteface in the Adirondacks, they are awesome!
There's no indication what this product consists of. My I
There's no indication what this product consists of. My I assume there are two battery packs included, wiring to attach to boots, and a charger that will recharge them simultaneously? Will this work on any brand of boot prewired with Therm-ic insoles, or only Burton boots? Thanks for your help!
By: Edd
December 21, 2008
You get two batt. packs, charger, and a short adapter cable. I believe they are specific for Burton, as the regular Thermics won't mate with the Burton boots. They do work great with my Burton Sapphire boots.
By: adk2588964
December 23, 2008
My daughter has burton snowboarding boots, how do i know if it
My daughter has burton snowboarding boots, how do i know if it is compatible with the thermic battery pack?It has the strings to tighten the boot, and i do not think it has a built in heater...how would i know?
By: earl mchugh
December 10, 2008
The Burton boots that are pre-wired (or pre-linered if you prefer) have a little connector that sticks up at the tougue that says "Therm-ic" on it. You plug this into the battery packs to heat them up. Not sure if this list is all inclusive but I'm pretty sure these are the boot models that have it: SLX, Sapphire, Q and Supreme. Most any boot can be made to have this feature through the purchase of Therm-ic's line of Thermicsole footbeds. Backcountry.com does not carry them...but you can find them at alpineaccessories.com
By: bfr
December 18, 2008
Where do you place the battery pack once it is plugged in?
Where do you place the battery pack once it is plugged in?
By: Sara Dickenson
November 12, 2008
Those two things you see sticking up in the picture are little metal clips. Typically you place them over the top of the tongue of the boot in front of the laces...then pull the powder skirt of your pants down over them. You can also purchase longer wires (extensions) that allow you to place them in pockets in your pants, on a belt, velcro'd to your leg...whatever you want. You can also use any of the Therm-ic brand battery packs instead of this Burton branded version of them. The top model from Therm-ic has a wireless remote control that you can wear around your neck with your ski pass, stick it in your pocket...wherever. You still mount the battery pack on the boot but you can control it from the remote without having to bend down to your boot, or raise up your pant, etc. It is a Lithium Ion based battery pack and is called the Liionpack. The remote is called the ThermiControl.
By: bfr
December 18, 2008
Change me.
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We have a lot more Women's Lace Snowboard Boots than that
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This is definitely not as good of a product as Hotronics insoles setup. While the idea is great to have the build-in wiring on a boot and not have to cut more...