- ▼Product Description
Made for optimal organization with dedicated laptop storage and stowable straps to carry your jacket or skateboard.
From school to the pump track then home on the light rail, the Burton Kilo 2.0 Backpack is your reliable sidekick. This backpack has a big main compartment, a laptop sleeve, and four external zippered pockets for the little things you can't live without. Two buckle-close straps on the front conveniently hold a jacket, tripod, or skateboard.
- ◄Features
Durable outer fabric repels water in snow and wintry-mix conditions
Ergonomic shoulder straps with an adjustable sternum strap
Stowable board carry straps
Laptop sleeve: 18in x 11in / 45cm x 27cm; Tablet sleeve: 11in x 11in / 29cm x 27cm
Multiple external accessory pockets, fleece-lined goggle and accessory pocket, and internal zippered mesh pocket with key clip
bluesign® materials are responsibly crafted in processes that minimize impact on people and our planet
- ◄About Burton
Burton was born in the mountains from the mind of Jack Burton Carpenter in a Vermont barn in 1977. This brand is what brought snowboarding to life, its founder actually created the first snowboard by building a standalone board that allowed him to surf the snow, we have much to thank him for. The Burton snowboard was just the beginning.
For over 40 years, Burton’s apparel and snow gear has taken the world by storm. They’ve taken their heritage stride by stride to build a snow accessories and clothing powerhouse.
All of their products are constructed to withstand even the harshest conditions whilst looking great too - for you to make the most out of every adventure. As an added plus, everyone at Burton cares. They care about boarding. They care about people. They care about our environment. Everything from Burton is a conscious and positive step towards a more sustainable future for us all to enjoy!
- ◄Shipping & Returns
Australian shipping:
We offer Free Standard Shipping Australia Wide for all orders over $99. We will use the most efficient shipping method available to your area with most items being shipped within 48 hours.
Please note, we no longer accept shipments to Parcel Lockers unless paid for using PayPal, Zip Pay, or Bank Deposit.
Standard Shipping: ETA (from date of shipment) Metro areas
2-3 business days
Regional areas
3-5 business days
Bulky Items
Up to 7 business days
Express Shipping*: ETA (from date of shipment) Metro areas
1-2 business days
Regional areas
2-3 business days
New Zealand Shipping:
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New Zealand orders will carry a $25 shipping charge per item.
- We cannot ship bulky items, hardware, Burton, Anon, or POC products. We apologise for any inconvenience.
- Customers are responsible for VAT.
- Estimate delivery 7-14 business days.
Returns Policy:
- Online purchases can be returned for refund or exchange within 30 days from the original purchase date.
- In-store purchases can be returned for exchange or store credit within 14 days from the original purchase date.
- Items must be presented in their original, unworn, unused, re-sellable condition with product tags attached.
- Products sealed for hygiene reasons (e.g. swimwear, underwear, watches, and jewellery) must have seals intact.
- Proof of purchase is required
- Drill-mounted skis purchased in store or online are not accepted for refund/return.
- The return shipping costs are not covered by us, unless there was a shipment error.
See here for Full Terms and Conditions.
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