I needed some new shoes for a weekend of camping and hiking. These shoes were comfortable with little break in time needed. I found that they fit true to size and I like the wider fit that is typical of Keens in general.

This shoe provides some stability for over pronators and I liked the way my foot felt very secure in the shoe.

I used them on some easy hikes and on a longer, harder hike where they had excellent traction on steep downhills with loose gravel. Yes!

My one complaint is the lacing system. Instead of little holes for the laces like in traditional shoes these have a webbing like lacing. I found that it's hard to lace the shoes in an alternate way in order to keep the laces from pressing down on my instep, which is especially high on one foot. What this meant was it was hard to get the heel cinched tight enough while not pressuring my instep too much. Mainly this means I have to retie a few times until I get it right.

Overall, I'm very happy with the shoe and am wishing Keen would make a non GTX version as well.

I think this shirt runs large for Prana. I tried it on in the Prana store in Boulder and it seemed too large in my usual size small - both on top and a wee bit too billowy on the bottom. I found I couldn't wear a bra with this shirt because it showed on the sides and the back. Maybe if you have a really cute bra to show off or can go without a bra for the day this shirt will work for you.

The shirt does flare out at the bottom but is cute, especially with something slim on your lower body like some shorts.The black and white shirt (which BC doesn't seem to have) is my favorite pattern but I didn't like it till I actually tried it on. I wasn't really into the Espresso cheetah in person. The shirt seems true to size for Prana - the built in bra is supportive enough for going out, yoga, etc. The crisscross straps in the back are cute and show off that back!

I have the 2008-2009 boots, and I love em. They are comfortable, look stylin' (always important), and let me rip down the mountain. I did have to spend a few hours at my local shop getting them molded to my feet as they did not fit out of the box. If you are in the same situation you might go to your local bootfitter and see if they can work some magic. I like the stiffness of the boots and the walk/ski mechanism is easy to use. My only complaint is that the one black buckle can ice up if you decide to adjust it mid-ski session during a snowstorm.

The boots are cute in person and have decent arch support. However, if you have a high instep then beware. I had to return them because they pressed too much on the tops (instep) of my feet (and were also hard to pull on, same reason, presumably).

The other thing I found annoying is it is hard to secure the toggles, as they are on the outside of the boot. I ended up getting my husband to do it for me. I'm sure with practice it would get easier, but I would have liked it if they could have put in a secret zipper somewhere.

I got it in blue and used it for my wedding dress. It's also a great summer dress, the wool is very soft and comfy and keeps you cool. I can't wait to wear it again next summer.

I just bought these yesterday to celebrate getting contact lenses. My sunglasses came with 3 pairs of lenses, and I've switched them all out a couple of times now. The lenses seem to fit great inside the glasses, and I don't see any light leaking through at all.

Mine came with dark gray lens, a pink lens, and an almost clear yellowish lens.

The way you twist the temple arm to loosen the lenses is pretty nifty. And you don't have to worry about the lenses popping out because during normal use they are locked down.

These seem like some high quality glasses and i'm looking forward to skiing on the bright sunny NM days with them.

I bought a pair of these in size small. I ignored the sizing chart because Prana would have me wearing size Medium but I have some pants of theirs that are perfect in small so I know better.

They fit OK except the waist is too loose. I'm not one of those people who like high waisted pants at all - I like low rise because usually the waist is too tight. But these were too loose, and I'm afraid if I had a backpack on they would feel like they would fall off.

Maybe I'm too hard on my shoes, but the mesh on these shoes is totally ripping apart now from little encounters with twigs and rocks. Other than that they've been great - very comfortable and you can feel the breeze through the shoe. But they didn't last very long.

I bought this jacket in bright pink (cuz it was on sale) and in what I thought would be a large size for me, to fit over everything. When I first saw the bright color I thought I would have to return it, but once I wore it I fell in love with it despite its hue.
FYI: Mountain Hardwear seems to NOT supersize their clothes, and for me a 6 is perfect (usually i wear XS to S). I would have guessed a 4 would be the right size, but I would have been wrong.
Anyway, I love this jacket. I wear it all the time - around town in the winter on cold days, in the office when the heat is down low, and recently up on a El Pico de Orizaba in Mexico at 18000+ feet. It is super comfy and ultra lightweight, and is a great insulating layer, or perfect for around town on its own.