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Staviean's recommendation

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While I prefer to use actual headphones when riding, the headphone beanie by Burton has become a very welcome accessory. There are those days when the temp goes negative and your ears need some protection besides a goggle strap. The headphones are not Hi-Fi quality, but they are more than sufficient when riding.

The style of the beanie isn't screaming "Hey look at me, I'm a cool kid", but it is screaming "Pilot to bombardier, open the bay doors", which I actually like. The beanie also keeps your noggin very warm and doesn't lock in tons of moisture.

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Updated Aug 27, 2006

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farfromsober's recommendation

These are pretty cool. The ear pieces fit pretty snuggly under the beanie and have a volume control on the lower half of the cord. My only problem with em is that they can get warm.. i guess i shouldn't wear em in texas - AND! you can take out the earpieces... just try not to lose em.. cuz that's pretty easy too

Updated Jul 15, 2008

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ilovesecondhandsmoke's recommendation

Hey, non-snowboarders can wear this too! Brave the cold air and the snow with this cute beanie from Burton.

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Updated Feb 9, 2007

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lizbarker's recommendation

Keeping your head warm is key to staying cozy all over, which makes gear like the Burton Headphone Beanie essential for any snowboarder. (via Staviean)