Women's ski wear Burton
Having quality skiing hardware is one thing, the other one and not of less importance is the women's branded ski wear. Only when you are wearing luxury comfortable pieces that will provide you with the comfort you will be able to fully concentrate on maximum performance and maximum enjoyment of skiing itself. At Esatna.com you can choose from branded quality clothing that will make you constantly warm and dry. Thanks to breathable membranes, it will ensure that the clothing will absorb the sweat. We have both upper jacket and trouser models and the first layer of functional thermo clothing. We have clothing designed for both skiing and snowboarding. Often these are universal models that can be used more or less for all winter sports. Choose at our eshop and make sure you will feel comfortable on the slope itself.
Burton is clearly an important story of all snowboarding. Jake Burton Carpenter has established this legendary brand in 1977, and has played an important role in turning snowboarding, from the hobby behind the hut to the world sport and nowadays the Olympic level. With its innovative products, particularly with Burton snowboards and its diligence and commitment, it has greatly helped to promote and accept snowboarding in ski resorts around the world. The Burton Snowboard Team really did incredibly contribute to the rise of snowboarding. Burton still dominates the world's snowboard shop. The world's headquarters are in Burlington and Vermont, and international offices are located in Innsbruck and Tokyo. Burton not only produces snowboards but also offers high-tech snowboard boots and Burton bindings that guarantee high performance in the mountains while they look very good. The same is true for Burton winter men's wear, which is very functional and stylish. From the beginning, not only snowboarding, but also other Burton products. Burton backpacks you want to have with you, but they are also suitable for hiking and riding! ESATNA.CZ has a year-round top offer from Burton snowboards.
