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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Kelowna, BC
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So last year I wore a burton jacket.
A button on the sleeve broke off. I figured I could just fix it myself but some people at the shop I purchased it at convinced me to use the warranty to repair it. Unfortunately they said they can't fix it, which to me is complete crap. It's just one of those snap buttons. So now I have to pick a new jacket for this season. It's a Burton credit and not an in store credit meaning I can only use it towards a new full priced burton jacket. So now I'm stuck picking out a new one. All my stuff is black except my helmet and my goggles. my goggles are yellow and my helmet is gray. Any suggestions on a nice burton jacket?
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Join Date: Sep 2010
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I recently purchased a Burton Jacket for riding this year and the snap on it broke. I bought it on sale and the store won't do anything to help me. Hearing that someone else experienced a problem with snaps on their burton jacket make me skeptical of their quality...
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Even if you bought your jacket on sale you have warranty. If the store doesn't do anything about it report it to Burton's Warranty department. Your jacket is covered. Call Burton W48 and deal with them directly 1-800-881-3138
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Thanks for the number. I'll look into it - sometimes buying things in Canada voids the warranty but I'll definetly talk to them. I love the style and fit so hopefully they can make me happy by fixing the snap!
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If your outerwear rips easy or isn't as protective against weather like advertised, then that is a quality issue. Besides, Burton is honoring your warranties. What more does a company need to do to please you? @Swiss: I'm glad they honored your claim. I think you should be pretty happy about getting a new jacket. I don't know why, but I really like this jacket in the purple colorway. I tried to convince my wife to get it, but she didn't like it haha: Women's Burton 3L Zephyr Jacket | Burton Snowboards This one in white is sick: Women's Burton Joplin Jacket | Burton Snowboards Women's Married to the Mob Lisa Jacket | Burton Snowboards White one: Women's Burton Ivy Jacket | Burton Snowboards Eco friendly and nice: GMP Women's Burton Jet Set Jacket | Burton Snowboards Another very cool jacket. I have a men's jacket with this similar plaid texture. It's awesome. Purple for this one: Women's Burton Uptown Jacket | Burton Snowboards |
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Join Date: Sep 2010
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No, actually I didn't know buttons and zippers were outsourced. The SNAP that broke on my jacket has the Burton logo stamped all over it and in my opinion it is a reflection of Burton's quality because I feel like they should examine the quality of any material with their name on it even if it is outsourced but I guess that is something to keep in mind.
Buttons and zippers can be replaced easily - are snaps as easy to replace? I like the Joplin jacket that you suggested Leo, it very similar to the one that I bought and there are some cool features to it. Last edited by PowderHunter; 12-01-2010 at 03:09 PM. |
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Things like buttons and zippers are definitely covered under warranty unless it was a part of a tear damage (which shows rider's fault, not defect). |
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