Burton Snowboards Takes On Merrell’s Hydro Moc At Neo Gore-Tex as Part of Robust Winter Collaboration.
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Two outdoor giants are joining forces, as Burton Snowboards and Merrell‘s premium 1TRL division are releasing a 21-piece Mine77 collection of winter apparel and snowboard gear.
On the footwear front, the collaboration is headlined by the Hyrdro Moc At Neo Gore-Tex, a beefed-up version foam trail shoe. A Gore-Tex bootie extends waterproofing all the way up to the ankle, while a lock-in cage heel sling and toggle laces provide extra security. While the rest of the sneaker is rendered in black, the outsole appears in a marbled pattern featuring blue, white, grey, and black that’s unique to Burton‘s Mine77 collection.
A paint drip pattern in blue, orange, and black is then a throughline for the rest of the collection, as it appears on a Gore-Tex 3L shell jacket, Gore-Tex 3L Bibs, a Ring Leader snowboard, men’s and women’s snowboard bindings, Anon x Burton M5 goggle, and First Mittens. There’s also a bright orange insulated vest and insulated shorts to go along with a Gore-Tex Stetch 3L Anorak and Pants set featuring an all-over script print. Rounding out the goods is a black Down Trench Coat, a baseball-uniform like base layer and bottoms in blue and orange, and red Knit Fleece Top and Pants.
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Burton’s Mine77 collection, first launched in 2018 with designs from founder Jake Carpenter, is a continually evolving collection of limited-edition goods.
The full Merrell 1TRL x Burton Mine 77 collection is out now through the websites of both parties as well as their physical stores. Pricing for the the Hydro Moc At Neo Gore-Tex is set at $250, while the rest of the collection runs from $44 to $700.
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