cute and comfortable; the hem rolls up which is a little annoying

I got this board last season, not only is it incredibly beautiful, but also is amazingly responsive and fun to ride.

I have used this pack for climbing, hiking, biking (mountain and road)... even a stroll in Central Park. Good sized pack with enough water capacity for an outing and pack capacity for snacks, a windbreaker and cell phone. Mesh pockets inside the front pocket are great at keeping smaller items handy.

I lost the original bite valve off my Camelbak when my boyfriend tried to hike me to death up Perla's Ridge in Little Cottonwood Canyon. It slipped off as I was sliding up a scary section of rock with no protection and I wasn't about to go back down to retrieve something I could no longer see. Using the bladder without the valve (which I had to do for the rest of the trip) resulted in a lot of water spilled on my clothes. Upon return, a couple of bucks later: new bite valve in place, back to spill-free hydration. Thumbs up.

This is the first down sleeping bag I've ever owned and I love it. It compresses down super small for easy backpack travel and is nice and toasty. I used it in high 40's unzipped for most of the night with light base layers and socks. Only my toes got cold in the wee morning hours.

I LOVE Burt's Bees products - best lip products and great skin care. However, I am disappointed in their sunscreen. The packaging says it leaves no white film though it did leave a hint of a yellow hue to my face (though not on the rest of my body) like a bad spray on tan. The lotion has a strange texture. It does protect against sun so job done.

Super comfortable pant with a lot of room to move for either high-stepping or warrior pose. I tend to bang up my knees climbing so the double knee should come in handy. The fabric has a great feel, very light with a nice fit. Love the espresso color.

I like the ability to adjust the light, makes it easier to see in the dark hands-free as well as not blind people while talking to them - your friends will appreciate it. I've used the headlamp for both nighttime bouldering and retreat (with mention of a bright 3rd eye) as well as camping.

Took these out on a 2 day Avy course near Park City. Really glad I had them - adjusted well, big help.

These shoes are SOOO comfortable and I get great compliments on the color (hot pink/moonlight) all of the time. The are cute enough I wear them to work and comfortable enough with great support and breathe-ability to wear out running. Buy a 1/2 size larger than you normally would.

Very comfortable shoes - bought them for a hiking/climbing trip in the San Rafael Swell and spent 3 days wandering around the desert in them with no break-in time.

After climbing in these shoes a couple of times the heel pinching has gone away - Yay! Great shoes once broken in, they even helped me up a 5.10c on my 6th climb with no heel pain (too bad they can't do anything for my bruises).

I tried on other harnesses before selecting the Selena - this is definitely the more comfortable harness I was concerned that the legs not being adjustable would be a problem but it fits really well and seems to be fine. I'm new to climbing and delighted I spend the extra $ to get something that'll grow with me. LOVE IT!

Okay, so I know climbing shoes aren't supposed to be as comfortable as house slippers, but the heel pinches when I'm in distress (of course I don't feel the pinch on the ground or on easy climbs, just when everything else is screaming the shoe bites). I hope once I break them in it will lessen. Other than than, they are great - comfortable around the rest of the foot and great grip.