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gizmodiva.com - 2/26/2009

Stay warn with Burton's Heated Mighty Pants

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I hate my legs being cold, it's unbelievably uncomfortable and annoying. But Burton's Heated Mighty Pants are here to rescue our legs. These pants give your legs the feeling of being cozily wrapped in an electric blanket. All you need to do here is turn on the switch and the rest will be done ...

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coolest-gadgets.com - 2/26/2009

The Burton LTD Heated Mighty Pants

— coolest-gadgets.com — There is nothing I loathe more than being cold, for some people overheating is worse. Typically it’s... the overly scrawny that hate the cold, either way, for those that do hate the cold, there are now these incredibly brilliant pants. They ... (more) The Burton LTD Heated Mighty Pants

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dogfunk.com - 2/26/2009

Burton LTD Heated Mighty Pant - Women's - Free Shipping! from Dogfunk.com

— dogfunk.com — Imagine wrapping your legs in an electric blanket that feels just like a regular snowboard pant, and... you start to get the idea behind the Burton Women's LTD Heated Mighty Pant. Flip the switch on this luxurious Burton pant, and envelop yourself in ... (more) Burton LTD Heated Mighty Pant - Women's - Free Shipping! ...

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chipchick.com - 2/25/2009

Burton’s Heated Mighty Pants Use Electricity to Keep Your Legs Warm & Cozy

— chipchick.com — You gotta love Burton, they make some killer clothing and accessories, not to mention that they also... have a nice selection of rockin bags with built-in speakers. Now check these out, Burton’s Heated Mighty Pants will make your legs feel like ... (more) Burton’s Heated Mighty Pants Use Electricity to Keep ...

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The Burton LTD Heated Mighty Pants
Coolest Gadgets — ... plaid look and the other showing off plain gray.  The pants have a safe electric current that heats the pant’s Thermo-Tex ink-printed liner.  To control the temperature there is a small rechargeable battery pack that slips into your pocket.  The pants also have mesh-lined vents to get rid of excess heat and insulation to provide extra warmth when the heater isn’t going.  The pants used to be priced at $269, but are on sale for the still pricey $121. Source: Gizmodiva ...