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Burton US Website Won’t Ship to Singapore? 5 Popular Snow Gear Picks & Proxy Shopping Guide (2026)

How to Buy the Burton Jacket, Anon Goggles and Mittens: 5 Popular Picks, Proxy Shopping Guide

Quick summary
Burton’s US website only ships to US addresses. The most straightforward option is Buy&Ship proxy shopping, so you don’t have to deal with checkout or a shipping address yourself.
・This guide features five popular picks: the [ak] Hover GORE-TEX 3L jacket, Anon M4 goggles, [ak] Windstopper mittens, Kilo 2.0 backpack and All Day Long beanie.
・If you’re comfortable shopping overseas yourself, you can also order directly and use Buy&Ship’s US warehouse to forward your parcel — Buy&Ship Delivery starts from S$9 + S$7/lb.
・Burton offers free US domestic shipping on orders over US$100; below that, a flat US$9.95 applies, so ordering a few items together is worth it.

Burton is one of the world’s most recognisable snowboard brands, known for durable, technical outerwear, goggles, backpacks and accessories — a name Singapore snow travellers keep an eye on every year ahead of trips to Japan, Korea and other popular resorts.

This guide covers five items currently in stock on the Burton US website: the [ak]® Hover GORE-TEX C-KNIT 3L Stretch Jacket, Anon M4 Goggles, [ak]® Windstopper Oven Trigger Mittens, Kilo 2.0 27L Backpack and All Day Long Beanie — from technical outerwear to everyday accessories.

Here’s the catch: Burton’s US website only ships to US addresses, so Singapore isn’t a delivery option at checkout. The simplest way around this is Buy&Ship’s proxy shopping service — we place the order for you, no overseas checkout required. If you’re already comfortable ordering from overseas retailers, self-checkout plus Buy&Ship’s US warehouse forwarding is also an option (more on this below).

Table of Contents
Why Burton’s Website Doesn’t Ship to Singapore
Why Burton Is Worth Buying Ahead of Snow Season
5 Popular Picks: Current Prices
Working Out the Landed Cost
Proxy Shopping vs. Self-Checkout + Forwarding
Before You Order
FAQ
Step-by-Step: Proxy Shopping & Forwarding

Why Burton’s Website Doesn’t Ship to Singapore

Singapore doesn’t have a dedicated Burton store. The closest option is The Ride Side, a multi-brand board-sports shop that carries Burton among 20-plus brands, but its range is far smaller than the full lineup on the US site. If you want this season’s complete selection, the Burton US website is really the only way to see everything.

The website’s own shipping policy is unambiguous: “We currently ship online orders only to locations inside the United States.” There’s no Singapore option at checkout. The site’s region selector, in its top-right corner, lists only Australia, Japan, New Zealand and Republic of Korea under Asia — there’s no regional site for Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Malaysia or the Philippines either.

Since checkout is entirely in English but the site itself has no Singapore delivery option, this guide recommends Buy&Ship’s proxy shopping service as the main way to buy Burton — we place the order and receive the parcel on your behalf, so you don’t need to navigate the US checkout process yourself.

If you’re already comfortable shopping overseas, you can also order directly and forward your parcel via Buy&Ship’s US warehouse address — see “Proxy Shopping vs. Self-Checkout + Forwarding” below for the differences between the two.

Why Burton Is Worth Buying Ahead of Snow Season

November through March is peak season for Hokkaido, Nagano, Pyeongchang and other popular snow resorts, and many Singapore snow travellers stock up on gear before heading out. As one of the longest-running snowboard brands globally, Burton’s outerwear, goggles and accessories have been refined over decades — the [ak]® line in particular is the brand’s top technical range for extreme-weather conditions, built with GORE-TEX fabric and a favourite among serious riders.

Beyond resort-specific gear, Burton’s backpacks and beanies have also become popular in streetwear circles in recent years — genuinely useful for everyday commuting and travel even if you’re not hitting the slopes, which is another reason this lineup is worth having.

5 Popular Picks: Current Prices

All five items below are currently in stock on burton.com, verified 8 September 2026:

1. [ak]® Hover GORE-TEX C-KNIT 3L Jacket

The lightest 3-layer waterproof shell in Burton’s top-tier [ak]® line, built with GORE-TEX C-Knit fabric for a balance of waterproofing, breathability and freedom of movement — suited to both resort and backcountry riding.

Official price: US$719.95 (approx. S$912)

2. Anon M4 Goggles (Toric) + Bonus Perceive Lens & Face Mask

Anon is Burton’s goggle brand, and the M4 is its top-tier model with Toric spherical lens geometry. This set includes a bonus lens and a magnetic anti-fog face mask, ready for a range of light conditions in one purchase.

Official price: US$339.95 (approx. S$431)

3. [ak]® Windstopper Oven Trigger Mittens

From the same top-tier [ak] line as the Hover jacket, these mittens blend down and synthetic insulation with GORE Windstopper fabric and durable leather — built for the coldest days and backcountry touring.

Official price: US$189.95 (approx. S$241)

4. Kilo 2.0 27L Backpack

A classic Burton backpack, 27 litres, suited to daily commuting or short trips — with straps on the outside for a board or skateboard, making it one of the few picks here that’s just as useful off the slopes.

Official price: US$79.95 (approx. S$101)

5. All Day Long Beanie

One of Burton’s most classic knit beanies — affordable, versatile, and the easiest entry point of the five picks here. A natural add-on if you’re placing a larger order.

Official price: US$21.95 (approx. S$28)

Prices above were verified on burton.com on 8 September 2026 and converted at 1 USD ≈ S$1.267 (floating rate, for reference only). They exclude Burton’s own US domestic shipping fee and Buy&Ship’s forwarding fee (see “Working Out the Landed Cost” below). Actual prices and stock are subject to change on the official site.

Working Out the Landed Cost

Beyond the item’s own price, factor in Burton’s own US domestic shipping fee and Buy&Ship’s forwarding fee from the US warehouse. Here’s a worked example using the Kilo 2.0 27L Backpack (US$79.95) via Buy&Ship Delivery:

ItemAmount
Product priceUS$79.95 (approx. S$101)
Burton US domestic shipping (standard rate, orders under US$100)US$9.95 (approx. S$13)
Buy&Ship forwarding fee (US warehouse, Buy&Ship Delivery, estimated at 2 lb)approx. S$16
Totalapprox. S$130
This is the cost for self-checkout plus forwarding. The weight used is a 2 lb estimate for illustration only — actual weight depends on the item and its packaging, and final billing is on the weighed weight at the warehouse; check the pricing page for the latest rates. For proxy shopping, the product price and forwarding fee work the same way, with a service fee added on top — the exact amount is shown in the quote when you submit your order.

Buy&Ship Delivery from the US warehouse starts from S$9 for the first lb + S$7/lb after that. UPS is priced separately at S$10 first lb + S$6/lb, but UPS also charges a S$23.60 minimum processing fee on shipments valued at S$400 or less — for a single lower-value item like the backpack or beanie, Buy&Ship Delivery usually works out cheaper; UPS becomes more competitive once your order’s total value clears that threshold. Check the shipping rates page for the current figures.

Ordering more than one item at a time pays off. Burton waives its US domestic shipping fee on orders over US$100 — a single backpack or beanie won’t clear that on its own, but two or more items together usually will. On the Buy&Ship side, items in the same shipment are billed on their combined weight, so consolidating parcels lowers the per-item forwarding cost too — and it may also push your order’s declared value past S$400, making UPS worth comparing against Buy&Ship Delivery at that point.

Proxy Shopping vs. Self-Checkout + Forwarding

There are two main ways to buy from Burton: Buy&Ship proxy shopping, or self-checkout plus Buy&Ship forwarding. For most readers, proxy shopping is more convenient, since you don’t need to handle the US checkout yourself; if you’re already comfortable shopping overseas, self-checkout lets you skip the proxy service fee. Here’s a side-by-side:

Buy&Ship Proxy ShoppingSelf-Checkout + Buy&Ship Forwarding
AuthenticityPurchased via the official site on your behalfYou order directly from the official site
English-language checkoutNot requiredRequired
Price transparencyOfficial price + service feeOfficial price + shipping
Best forMost readers, especially those new to overseas shoppingReaders already comfortable ordering from overseas sites

Both routes get you genuine stock at the official price — the difference is purely in who handles checkout, so pick whichever suits your comfort level. Readers new to overseas shopping should go with proxy shopping; those confident navigating a US checkout can save the service fee by ordering directly.

Before You Order

1. US sizing differs from Singapore’s usual conventions

Apparel like the jacket is sized in US measurements (XS to XL), which don’t always map directly onto sizes you’re used to locally — check the size chart on the product page before ordering.

2. Popular colourways sell out quickly

Best-seller items regularly run out of stock in certain colours. If you’ve found the one you want, it’s worth ordering sooner rather than waiting to bundle multiple picks together.

3. Check the restricted-items page before ordering

Check the US warehouse restricted-items page to confirm your item’s category is fine to ship. If you’re using proxy shopping, note that each order can only include items from one website, up to 10 items; items bought from different websites can still be consolidated once they’ve arrived at the warehouse.

Q1: Does Burton’s website really not ship to Singapore at all?

A: That’s correct. The Shipping FAQ states plainly: “We currently ship online orders only to locations inside the United States.” There’s no Singapore option, and the region selector’s Asia category only lists Australia, Japan, New Zealand and Republic of Korea. Proxy shopping is the recommended way to get an item you want, with us placing the order on your behalf.

Q2: If I check out myself, do I need a US credit card or phone number?

A: No. Even though the delivery address is the US warehouse, payment can usually be made with an international credit card, and you can use your own contact number — there’s no need to arrange a local SIM.

Q3: Roughly how much is the forwarding fee for one item?

A: Buy&Ship Delivery from the US warehouse starts from S$9 for the first lb plus S$7/lb after that, with final billing based on the weighed weight at the warehouse — check the shipping rates page for the current figure. Note that Burton also charges US$9.95 domestic shipping on orders under US$100, which ordering multiple items together can help you avoid.

Q4: Can I order several different items together and have them shipped as one parcel?

A: Yes, and it’s the more cost-effective way to do it — ordering multiple items together makes it easier to clear Burton’s US$100 free-shipping threshold, and Buy&Ship bills consolidated shipments on their combined weight, which works out cheaper than shipping each item separately. If you’re using proxy shopping, remember each order is limited to one website and up to 10 items.

Step-by-Step: Proxy Shopping & Forwarding

Method 1: Buy&Ship Proxy Shopping (Recommended)

(Best for: most readers, especially anyone not comfortable navigating a US checkout)

Step 1: Find your item on the official site and copy the link

  • Browse Burton’s official site, find the item you want, copy its product page URL, and note your preferred size and colour

Step 2: Submit a proxy shopping request

  • Go to the proxy shopping page and fill in the product link, size, colour and quantity — the system will show an estimated item cost and service fee
  • Each order can only include items from one website, up to 10 items

Step 3: Confirm and pay

  • Check the item details and cost, then complete payment — Buy&Ship places the order using the details you provided, and receives it at the US warehouse
  • No need to enter an overseas address yourself or handle the US checkout

Step 4: Warehouse arrival, consolidation and delivery

  • You’ll get a notification once your item arrives and is checked in at the US warehouse
  • At the sorting centre, ship it on its own or consolidate it with other parcels to save on shipping, then confirm the fee and pay
  • Choose Buy&Ship Delivery or UPS, and track your shipment via the Buy&Ship app or website

Method 2: Self-Checkout + Buy&Ship Forwarding

(Best for: readers already comfortable ordering from overseas websites)

Step 1: Get your US warehouse address

  • Log in to your Buy&Ship account → “My Account” → “Overseas Warehouse Address” → copy your US warehouse’s full address, along with the designated recipient name and phone number

Step 2: Shop on Burton’s site and check out with the US warehouse address

  • Browse and select your items on Burton’s official site
  • Enter the US warehouse address at checkout — payment can usually be completed with an international credit card

Step 3: Log a parcel forecast with Buy&Ship

  • Once Burton sends your shipping confirmation and tracking number, log in to Buy&Ship → “Parcel Forecast” → enter the courier, tracking number and item category

Step 4: Warehouse arrival, consolidation and payment

  • You’ll get a notification once your item arrives and is checked in at the US warehouse
  • At the sorting centre, ship it on its own or consolidate it with other parcels to save on shipping — fees are calculated on actual weight
  • Confirm the shipping fee and pay, then choose Buy&Ship Delivery or UPS
  • Track your shipment via the Buy&Ship app or website

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