Burton Summer Bag Offering in Burlington!

ByMike Moffit

By Hannah, hannah@smalldog.com

Our huge Burton Summer bag offering has dropped in Burlington!

Grind it, pump it, pack it–we have the latest and greatest Burton bags for your Mac. Features include board carrying, skate carrying, protected pockets for portable Macs, integrated headphone jacks, zipper pocket gear storage and quick pull pockets to get your Mac out fast at airport security. Starting at only $39.99 and in all the best Burton urban prints and colors, these are sure to fly.

Forget summer romance–how about a Burton Lil’ Buddy with benefits?

The Lil’ Buddy is back and it’s freakin’ awesome! Fit your 12 pack in this weather resistant soft cooler which also rocks a bottle opener disguised as a zipper pull. Grab you iPod and link it into the powerful battery operated stereo speaker featuring an amp and aux inputs. Additional storage pockets and a shoulder strap and you’re all set. Hit up iTunes for the latest Ratatat album, fill your Lil’ Buddy with drinks and hit the lake. Perfect gift for the student, the player, the sailor and the Summer Mozart concert fan (so you can keep that Pinot Noir chilled, of course) and of course anyone with an iPod.

See it by clicking here!

By Hannah, hannah@smalldog.com

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