These shirts are awesome. They keep you cooled off while you're running due to their amazing wicking capabilities (making it easier for evaporation) and they keep you dry. At the end of the race if you dive into the lake, the shirt dries off in a matter of minutes. Get a few of these things - you won't be disappointed.

I've been running roads with these things for a week, and haven't ever worn a more comfortable shoe. For the first time ever, I can run mile after mile without experiencing shin splints. The sides are mesh-like, allowing for great ventilation, and these suckers are ultra light. I've been dissatisfied with TNF footwear in the past, but these things have completely redeemed The North Face. Nice work, fellas.

This is a super lightweight pair of shorts. TNF did everything possible to cut down the weight, while maintaining their duties of covering your nakedness. Long cut (goes over the knee) makes for a stylish running short (no more scaring the neighbors with your super white thighs.) I bought a couple pairs, love 'em.

So, on an annual basis I do this race called the Wasatch Back Relay--a 172 mile relay race from northern Utah to Park City. My first couple months of training were done in heavy, baggy, sagging skate shorts which acted like a parachute to my average min/mile time. I decided I'd bite the bullet and get a pair of the classic short running shorts--these are they. Gotta tell you, putting these things on made me at least 4 times faster - no joke. Super lightweight, and surprisingly to me, the shortness of the shorts actually made it easier to run. Anyone out there willing to get their run on...get these shorts, immediately.

After 30 days on this beast, I've come to realize this is the greatest tele ski I've ever been on. Ultra snappy when you tell it to be, or lay out fat GS turns. You can't max this ski out. Rips the groomers, tears crud apart, and makes skiing powder a dream. Ultra light weight makes touring an anticipation, rather than a chore. Advanced to Expert tele skiers - this is your next ride.

The Copperhead does everything I need it to do. I haul my bike to trailheads all over the Wasatch Front and Back flawlessly, day after day. One complaint, small, but still: At highway speeds the bikes can get a little shake going...I'm not afraid of them falling off, and it doesn't damage the bikes in any way - but watching a car drive down the road with a 2000 dollar bike on their roof shaking to the wind is a little sketch. I ain't skerd though. Great rack for the price.

I've always wanted a pair of sandals with enough support and traction to head out for a full day's hike. Found it! These things rock, period. So far I've been on day hikes, trail runs, river trips and long boarding endeavors with these things and am yet to be disappointed. Good for anything you throw at 'em. Don't hesitate, buy some now.

Check this out...a stove that cooks your food, boils your water, and packs into the size of a Nalgene. No need for bulky, heavy pots and pans - it's all built into this sweet little cooking system. Sure, you can't fry an egg on it, but I've made some damn good poached eggs using this stove. Built in handle allows you to brew your morning coffee and sip right out of the container...no need for one of those Snow Peak Titanium mugs. Great value, great stove, great space and weight saver. Try it for yourself.

I picked up a pair of these to run in the Wasatch Back Relay (170 Miles in 24 hours.) I'd been training for the two prior months in baggy Volcom skate shorts - threw these on for race day, and man was I ever fast. Just putting on running shorts automatically shaves at least 2 minutes off your average mile time. They were short, for my taste anyway, but they did their job, that's for sure. If you're into running, and want a pair of shorts that goes almost to your knees...these are them. Not so hot for hitting the bars - you might not be attracting opposites.

These shoes have been very good to me. I've been running in these for about a month now, and they're construction is still holding up very strong. Great grip for running trails, or for hopping fences. I generally wear a size 8, but wish I went with an 8.5 for these - they run a little small. Bottome Line: Highly recommended.

Not quite sure what 'ol MountainMan's problem was...this thing does everything I need it to do. Super bright LED provides enough light to find your way around your tent at night. Plus the super gnarly grip doubles as a nail filer, incase you get super bored on your trip. Check this thing out, it's better than hauling around a propane lantern.

Chair isn't as comfortable as a Lazy-boy, but definitely worth packing up the mountain. Lightweight, takes up minimal space, and provides a laid back kind of mood while sitting around a fire. Works with Big Agnes Pads as well- Right on.

Packs really small - holds a whole bunch of water. I bought the Large because I've always got two Large dogs. Should have got the Medium, it just takes way too much water to fill. After a long desert run, my dogs are totally in to this thing.

Doesn't matter what you're into, what you look like, who you hang out with, or what kind of car you drive - put this thing on, and you'll automatically be the coolest person in the world. By far the most comfortable hat I own. Dope Smith Steeze. Pick one up, and wear it everyday.

Sweet pack for cruising around campus. Nice padded compartment for the laptop, storage abilities for all your books, and sweet little organizer thing for all your pens and stuff. Pick one of these up, you won't be dis-satisfied.

I picked this thing up last winter to ski in. The thing blew my mind. No water ever gets in, no matter what kind of snow, or rain, or sleet...this jacket is bomber. Don't only use it for skiing, very trustable in the worst of all rainstorms. Next time i'm chasing a tornado, I'll have this on.

These shorts are rad. Really light weight, and don't fall off when you're swimming away from great white sharks. Great for running - the netting really keeps your package together. Highly recommended for people who are in and out of water on a days hike or run.

These things will take the most heinous of all people, and instantly turn them into rock stars. Some of the illest styling in smith sunglasses. Fit comfortably, survived falling out of my car at 75 miles an hour. Built Ford Tough.

These are probably the most comfortable glasses I've ever owned. Super lightweight, and sleek looking. Coming straight out of the slider family, these glasses are well worth the investment for anyone with a small face who wants some awesome all-around shades. For those who like this style but have a big noggin - check out the District.

The pant to wear when you aren't riding. Super baggy, thus ultra comfortable. A must have for any skier that skates, walks, or sleeps. Grab a pair and check 'em out for yourself.

I snagged a pair of these with some polarized lenses (shades are interchangeable) for fishing. These things are so much more that fishing glasses. Used for biking, running, hiking as well; no fog. Pretty light frame, very comfortable, and hot as The Man himself. Good for any activity, take my word for it.

This thing is insanely warm. Keeps the wind out without fail, and extremely waterproof. A must have softshell for anyone who lives in a non-tropical climate. When Jack Frost comes nipping at your nose - hit him in the face with The North Face Vector Thermal Jacket!

I can't believe how rad this jacket is. It's lightweight, but water resistant and wind resistant. Perfect for spring ski days, or a brisk morning. This thing is ultra-sexy, meaning the chicks are into it, plus it's comfortable and easily washed. Strongly recommended to anyone who gets cold sometimes.

This hoodie is like a mentor to all other hoodies in this world. Ultra warm and soft inside. Tough enough to hold up through some serious carnage.

What can I say about this dope-ass T-shirt? Everyone should own at least 2!

If you live in Northern Utah I'm sure you run into your occasional bull riding "ruff neck" cowboy. Shove this buckle in his face and teach him about a real man's sport.

This has gotta be the nicest daypack I've seen in my entire life. The suspension system on it rocks! Never before have I hiked with a pack this comfortable. I'll agree with Geda fully, the Source Reservoir is key! Water tastes great, and doesn't get all heinous and rotten inside if you leave your water in it for a few days. So many pockets, it's like you have to actually look for things to put in the pockets, instead of looking for a place to keep your stuff. The built in sunglasses case is amazing, finally a case to put your 200 dollar sunglasses in without worrying about them getting FUBAR. By far the best pack for day hikes, cruising town, or pretending like you're homeless. Right on, Kelty!

This knife rocks man! It's got a hole in it for a biner to run through, making it easily accessible when you're on a wall, or hook it onto anything else you may need to. The blade comes super sharp (it even splits a hair.) Great tool to have in your first aid kit, or any kind of adventure backpack. I take it everytime I go hiking, fishing, and climbing. All around great investment! (Ya never know when you'll have to cut your arm off.)

I love this headlamp! The LED's last forever and provide plenty of light for most activities, and where they fail, there's a xenon halogen bulb to brighten up your night also. The light focuses, so you can broaden your visibility, or lay an intense beam on a critter of some kind. Everyone should have a headlamp in their car incase of a flat tire at night - I recommend the MYO 3!

Scarpa has been making kick ass climbing shoes for a long time now - you'd think they knew a thing or two about shoes, and approach shoes for that matter. The Nitros are a very light, very comfortable shoe, great for day hikes, approaches, and kickin' it in town. The heavy duty Vibram sole would defnitely rock anyone's world who felt like they needed to beat you down. Evertime I'm in the ghetto, I'm wearin' these suckers!

To be honest with you, I've never worn a hat this comfortable. This thing rocks, all the way around! It's super light, and waterproof. What other hat offers these great features? No rain storm can penetrate this thing, it's bomb proof!

Not only are these shoes dead sexy to look at, they perform like Michael Jordan on steroids too. Super comfortable, awesome grip, and waterproof. So long to jumping over streams - use the lazy way, walk through 'em & you won't get wet (just watch your socks, beacause they're low cut.) Every avid day hiker should own a pair of these.

If you're loungin' at home, at the pub, or at this year's ski movie premier these clogs are the ultimate route. Everyone will know you're hardcore, beacause of The North Face label, but you'll be 9 times more comfortable than anyone else there. Strongly recommended to anyone who lives a chilled out life. As for sXe. . .might be too comfortable.

How many of us have been chafed by the zipper on the collar of our jackets? Ok, so all of us. This jacket is THE jacket to own if you're sick of that jibberish. The Gamma LT is also a very lightweight and protective jacket. Waterproof through Southern Utah thunderstorms, and Windproof and warm through Wasatch windstorms. A must-have jacket for all mountainous athletes.

Like most TGR shows, the content is amazing. Covers many 1st descents, and sick-a$$ jibbing. TGR goes face to face with the riders, finding out what it really takes to do what they do. Strongly recommended! Be sure to check out Further & The Prophecy as well!

This is quite possibly TGR's best film. At least in my eyes - it's my favorite. Meet riders like Jeremy Nobis Jeremy Jones & Micah Black. Learn how they got to their stardom, and what it takes to be the best. Excellent content, and the soundtrack is pretty good as well. Recommended to all ski finatics. Be sure to check out Mind the Addiction and The Prophecy as well!

This tent has great ventilation and stability. You can watch the stars all night, and in a thunderstorm, the fly keeps you dry. The bottom is very waterproof, so your bags don't take the whip. Bottome line - Great all around 3 season tent.

Very sweet bag, all around. Woke up with frost on my tent, didn't even know it was cold. This bag is super warm & super light. Recommended to everyone!

These shorts rock! I never used to ride with padded shorts, in fact I made fun of people that did. I couldn't handle the spandex look. These shorts are sweet looking, and what can I say, padded shorts make the ride better. Pick up a pair, you won't be dissatisfied!

These glasses are super comfortable! I can wear them all day and not have any pressure pains (headaches). They fit great, look sweet, and with Smith's Warranty, they can't be beat! Grab a Pair!

The first week you wear these suckers they aren't very comfortable. They seperate your toes, and rub. The second week, you've got a callus on your toes where they rub, Now these Sandals are Rockin'! They Slip on, tighten, Stay on in water, and provide traction on River Rocks! Get past the first week & they're golden!

When you're enjoying high alpine sports, you definitely need an altimeter. The Altimax is a watch that everyone can afford, and its functions are as good as any other wristop! The Altimeter stays accurate, even after a day of skiing. The watch you get for the price is pristine!