Burton Snowboard

My Custom X, while a great board, I am realizing is not the best fit for me as I am starting to want a softer board /​rocker. So in comes the Flying V Custom and Tony and his staff help again to save the day. Once again I scored another incredible deal /​savings on a board that I couldn’t even touch with any other board maker for the same quality. Thanks again!

Very helpful staff. I’ve ridden different Burton boards and felt the staff’s descriptions were accurate. They know their stuff better than most shops and were very helpful and friendly.

Ben did it again. he recommended and sold my friend and I boards and bindings and for me also, nice boots. Save 50% along the way. Had an amazing experience once again at this outlet. They had everything I wanted and needed. LOVE BURTON. love Ben. Burton is lucky to have this guy on board.

Decided to stop in on the way to Vermont for a weekend of winter sports. They always have a great selection at this spot, and if you’re lucky to get there when a sale is going on, the savings can be incredible. Staff is super helpful, even if you do need to approach them first (I actually prefer that to insistent hovering). Got a full range of gear all at 50% off, not much can beat that.

There are only a couple Burton outlets in the county and this is one of them.
I LOVE Burton products. Great quality and love the look.
The outlets can be hit or miss.
They have mostly last season items and the newer items in the front of the store usually has a small discount like 25−30% off retail.
Sometimes the clearance is 70% off the retail price but the sizing and colors are limited. Mostly XS and XL.
I’ve bought $ 4.99 party socks and $ 14.99 gloves but again size S and XS.
Amazing deals if you get lucky.

We had a great experience here last week! An employee by the name of Sam spent close to 2 hours with us, making sure my husband and niece had exactly what they needed and wanted. My niece is brand new to snowboarding, and my husband has been at it for over a decade, and he was equally helpful with both. He was checking the inventory of out of state stores to find the perfect gear, and arranged to have items shipped to our house. The customer service was so great, that we actually discussed on the way home the fact that we wished it was appropriate to tip the sales people, because they deserved it!

Super awesome outlet. There are only two of these outlets in the US so if you want to get top gear for 40−50% off this place rules. The staff were very professional and totally cool. They helped me find a new 2 year old board and schweet boots in short order before I got on a flight to San Diego! I am stoked to try the Malolo 158 this weekend in Big Bear where we just had 30 inches of snow in past two days with another 30 inches coming. So insanely stoked!

Great deals on their snowboarding equipment and cold weather apparel. Burton makes their jackets and pants unlike any other company– warm, wearable, and stylish (no high waisted or ll bean-​like designs here). The little details are the best– rubber tabs on zipper pulls, side vents on pants, compartments for iPod. Also great are the selection for hats, gloves, socks, bags and all the «other» apparel (t-​shirts, long underwear, sweaters). I’ve gotten socks here at over 60% off, while they are still being sold at full retail at Ski Market. They carry Burton’s sneaker (Gravis) and goggle (Anon) lines as well. Staff is usually helpful and knowledgable about the apparel and equipment. Burton has great quality stuff and you can find it at discount here– I always end up dragging myself out of this store so I won’t end up spending all my money!

I cannot speak more highly of the quality of Burton’s products.
I started snowboarding over a decade ago with a hodge podge of equipment I picked up from God-​know-​where. As I upgraded my gear piece by piece I spent an exorbitant amount of time and energy researching the equipment that was available, but in the end I always seemed to choose Burton products. The quality, durability and effectiveness of Burton gear is unsurpassed.
Case in point, I just came back from a vacation in Iceland. I went hiking across a glacier wearing nothing but a Burton first layer, cargo pants and a Burton Universe Jacket — and I was snug as a bug in a rug the entire time.
And I got to Iceland using a Burton bag that I bought over eight years ago — that bag suffered four years of college where I stuffed it to the point of bursting and flew back and forth from California four times a semester, then four years of corporate audit where I was on the road constantly. And the bag still functions as well as it did the day I bought it — can you say that about any of your luggage?
The only downside to buying Burton gear has been the price — until now. You can find incredible bargains at the Burton Outlet– everything seems to be anywhere from 20% — 50% off (sometimes even more over the summer). The store is well stocked for an outlet store, and the staff is fantastically helpful.
And you can find great products here even if you don’t snowboard. When my thin blooded ex-​girlfriend moved to Boston from California, this is where I did all her Christmas shopping. To this say she still swears she never would have made it through that first winter, were it not for her Burton clothes.
Best Burton buys for the non-​snowboarder:
–Luggage
–Long underwear
–Fleece jackets & sweaters
–Gloves

Burton is probably where I spent most of my money when I decided to head to Wrentham one fine Sunday Afternoon. Not only did the carry a vast selection of mens and womens apparel, they also had a pretty rad section towards the back that showcased their sales on boards, boots, and bindings. If I had just a stitch more money this spring, I’d stock up on gear for next season now while the goings good.
Be sure to pick up some socks, 2/​$ 20 is a great deal for sockies when a pair of SmartWool will set you pack $ 20+ a pair.

This place had a good mix of the current season and last season’s apparel and equipment. Most things are on sale, some things are over half off. They have some great deals on Gravis shoes (practically giving them away).
Even if you don’t snowboard, check this place out for decent, interesting sneakers and the best backpacks ever.
They have a large selection also, more than even a large snowboard shop. The staff is helpful.