Description
Burton AK 2L Cyclic Snowboard Pant Ignitor/Lucia With their fully taped seams, GORE-TEX 2L fabric and RiRi AQUAzips, the Burton AK 2L Cyclic snowboarding pants are guaranteed to keep you dry. The inner-thigh vents let you dump extra heat when a perfect run gets you all hot and steamy while the Sig fit gives you room for layering without being overly baggy so you have room to add insulation on cold days. Whether heli, sled, or hiking, into the back country these pants are preferred by all the Burton Team riders. They also carry a Lifetime Warranty, not on your life but on these awesome snowboarding pants. Key Features of the Burton AK 2L Cyclic Snowboard Pant:
- GORE-TEX Performance Shell [2-Layer]
- Fully Taped Seams with GORE-SEAM Tape [13MM]
- Sig Fit with Engineered Articulation
- Hanging Mesh Lining
- RiRi AQUAzip Water-Resistant Zippers
- Zippered Cargo Pocket
- LIFETIME WARRANTY
- Includes [ak] Pant Features Package
Discontinued Colors
AK 2L Cyclic
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"Cyclic Pants"
Pros: warm, durable, waterproof, breathable, affordable for ak, looks good, quality fabrics, compatibility
Cons:
The Cyclic pants from AK are a great pant to have for any type of conditions. They are warm, breathable, and almost completely waterproof. They have the performance shell if I am not mistaken, which has become my favorite gore-tex option for comfort and warmth everyday. I feel the fit of the pants is true to size, and it is not too loose nor too tight. They fit comfortably to me in every way. Another plus to these pants is the compatibility with other AK gear. Also, it may not be a good description for these, but they are affordable COMPARED to other AK gear. Don't get me wrong, these can hit the wallet, but not nearly as bad as other pants (e.g. the hover). Overall a great pant for all weather conditions, whether -20 and windy or 50 and raining. AK never disappoints.
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"Nice pants"
Pros: Goretex, Nicely vented,
Cons: Few pockets, Buttons on waist - hard to work with gloves,
These are great pants. I'm surprised to see the reviews above mention the pants fit big. I bought a small. I have a 30 waist. These fit like a glove. They're less baggy than other pants I own. The legs are a touch on the short side compared to other pants too.
Being AK they retail for a premium, but they're nicely priced here. Goretex pants are great, especially if you spend as much time with your butt on the snow as I do.
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"ak pants"
Pros: keeps you dry, warm,
Cons: expensive , okay construction,
good pant, does its purpose. Fits big and is a bit expensive. You could get other gore-tex pants for a cheaper price.
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"Good Pants"
Pros: Gore-Tex, adjustable waist,
Cons: Expensive, Okay construction,
I got this pant for a good deal at the burton store. The fit of the pant is a bit baggy. Its a simple pant with not a lot of bells and whistle. No insulation, so it does get pretty cold if its under 10 degree. I dont know if the construction of this pant is made to last for a very long time. If you can get this on sale go for it. Otherwise I dont think its worth 299 retail as suggested.
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"Sick pants!!"
Pros: Great look, Feel light, comfortable fit
Cons:
If these are anything like last years they will be great. I never get wet in my AK gear
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