Burton

Vida Pant - Women's

DRYRIDE technology is a proprietary two-layer membrane developed by Burton that keeps water out while allowing sweat to escape. This means you can stay dry and comfortable while skiing or snowboarding, even during intense activity. It helps prevent that clammy feeling, allowing you to focus on your performance.

The Living Lining is an innovative insulation technology that adapts to your body temperature. When it's cold, it provides extra warmth, and when you start to heat up, it allows for breathability. This means you can enjoy your time on the slopes without worrying about overheating or getting too cold.

Fully Sealed Seams refer to a construction technique where the seams of the fabric are sealed with tape or other materials. This prevents water from seeping through the stitching, enhancing the waterproof performance of your gear. It’s crucial for keeping you dry in wet conditions, ensuring you stay comfortable while enjoying your snow sports.

Thigh Venting consists of zippers located on the thighs of your pants that can be opened to allow airflow. This feature helps regulate your temperature and moisture levels, especially during physical activities like skiing or snowboarding. If you start to feel too warm, you can easily cool down without having to remove your gear.

Slim Fit refers to a cut of the pants that is more fitted and closer to the body compared to regular or loose styles. This design can provide a more streamlined look and may enhance your mobility, allowing for better movement while performing tricks or navigating through the snow. If you prefer a sleek silhouette and increased agility, slim fit is a great choice.

The combination of DRYRIDE technology, Living Lining, Fully Sealed Seams, Thigh Venting, and Slim Fit work together to keep you dry, comfortable, and agile. These features help regulate your body temperature, prevent water intrusion, and allow for freedom of movement, all of which are essential for maximizing your performance and enjoyment on the slopes.