These boots are an awesome fit. Lange totally redesigned their boots, and the new 100 last is awesome. I'm normally a 25.5 in boots. My older Full Tilts with a 293 BSL fit great... these in 25.5 have a 296 BSL, and fit a little long. The width was perfect though, and the flex nice as well. They're also one of the lighter two piece boots i've worn.

Got these for the girlfriend as a birthday gift and she absolutely loves them. She's on her feet for 10 - 12 hours a day sometimes at work and wears these with no problem. They're cute, comfortable (according to her) and have held up.

These are my new favorite ski socks. I had a pair a few years ago and lost them. After a couple year using Smartwool and other brands, I decided to come back to these. I'm about 45 ski days in on them and they're showing no signs of wear. Can't ask for much more.

I prefer merino over any synthetic base layer material, and this shirt is exactly what I need for 4 season use. the fit is a little different. It's longer in the sleeves than it should be, and the neck is a little tight, but I am rarely concerned with fit. I wear whatever isn't too tight, and super baggy doesn't both me. For this I decided since it's a fitted item I'd with my normal size.
I'm 5'5", 150 - athletic build. Got a Medium in this and it fits well. long in the sleeves, but good in the torso. It should work great under a shell or alone in the spring/summer/fall for running/hiking.

I have both the S and M versions of this item and love them. There isn't a ton to say. They're lightweight, allow me to pack my stuff smaller than if I didn't have them, and they seem sturdy. I haven't been able to use them in the field, but i have done a sink test with no leaks, and I've been cramming stuff into them to see what all fits.
Bottomline, they do that they're intended for, and they do it well.

I have both the S and M versions of this item and love them. There isn't a ton to say. They're lightweight, allow me to pack my stuff smaller than if I didn't have them, and they seem sturdy. I haven't been able to use them in the field, but i have done a sink test with no leaks, and I've been cramming stuff into them to see what all fits.
Bottomline, they do that they're intended for, and they do it well.

This is one of the best down jackets on the market for skiing, in my opinion. It's super warm, and has the best park fit. It's long, offers great coverage and warmth, and looks amazing. It has all the features you'd want in a jacket. 10K waterproofing, 10,000g breathability, a ton of pockets, powder skirt, and pitzips.
And B-Dog is the illest skier on earth.

It's a small little headlamp but for basic uses such as setting up camp, hiking, or even a little dawn patrol touring, it gets the job done. You can't beat the price!

I use this in my snowmobile to keep the registration dry, as well as a couple spark plugs. I initially used ziploc bags, but after being bagged around with tools, bungee straps, etc. the bags ended up ripping and my things getting wet. For the price, this is good for my purpose, is really tough, and more waterproof. there's no getting this thing open unless you physically take it out and open it.

For a ski this fat it handles surprisingly well on groomers. If you want a pow ski that can still shred everywhere else this is the one. If you want one ski that can do it all I would take a look at the Helix, but if you prefer a fat ski, or just a pow ski that handles well even when you're not in the deep, this is great. The flex is perfect, not too soft, not too stiff. The Bamboo core is light, responsive and maintains it's shape. Whether you send big cliffs or jumps, ski tight chutes, or open bowls, this ski will be solid. Another great product from Liberty.

This is my all time favorite ski. In terms of flex and dimensions it's perfect for an everyday ski. The mini rocker is just enough to get a little extra float in powder while still letting it perform well on groomers. I have mine at 2 centimeters behind center and they shred well anywhere from the trees to the park to pow to booters. After skiing a ski with a bamboo core, I don't think i'll ever go back to traditional wood again. Liberty killed it with this one!

I used this set for a few days on a backpacking trip in the Uintas and it was great. My stove and fuel (jetboil canister) can fit into it, so it packs down really small and saves space in my pack. The flip up/lock handle is a great feature, super easy to use, and worked great. Also, the little stuff sack that doubles as a basin to wash your stuff in was quite useful too. The included spork isn't the sturdiest, but I would get one of those 3 in 1 knife/fork/spoon combos anyway.

Great socks. They're really comfortable, and have been durable thus far. The sizing chart was really accurate so I suggest using it if you don't know your size.

They worked just as they're designed to for me. I haven't taken them up anything extremely steep yet, but more most skin trails around Grizzly Gulch, UT they've been perfect. Easy to cut, and the tip/tail attachments work like a charm.

The flex and dimensions of the hazmat makes them just about the most versatile ski out there. Whether you ski park, groomers, trees, open bowls, or even bumps from time to time they're perfect. Super light and lively bamboo core that maintains it's camber and pop for years. It doesn't crap out right away like some wood cores do. Overall if you ski the entire mountain look no further... grab a pair of these sticks and I guarantee you'll love them.

This ski is absolutely killer. 105 underfoot makes it float plenty well in powder, while still keeping it narrow enough to rip groomers, park, and blow through crud. The bamboo core is the poppiest core I've ever skied. It's really playful, agile, and just pops. Mine are mounted 2cm behind center. I've used them on everything from BC jumps, to steep pow, to the park and they worked well.

It's the first sleeping pad that I've ever owned, but it's gotten the job done for several trips. I used it mostly in the summer time, but it was comfortable, easy to blow up, and didn't deflate halfway through the night.

It's fits my Panasonic DVX camera perfectly, as well as several tapes and any other little things I may need. Great in the backcountry, comfortable, and overall a solid pack if you need to carry a camera.

Great basic little radios. Works just as they're designed to... good battery life, not too heavy or bulky.

So these things are awesome! They're heat moldable so fit/form to your foot right away. They're super durable, and offer about as much traction as my trail runners. I've ended up on 5 mile hikes with them and they didn't great.
I have the all black, and they look good with any shorts or pants I have too.

These shoes are awesome. I've used them a few times since I've had them; primarily bouldering and they've been great. The two pull straps on the back make them a flash to get on. the velro is super easy to get a good fit and awesome for bouldering when you're constantly taking them off and moving to new problems. I have a medium-wide foot and wear a 8.5 or 9 in regular shoes, and opted for the 40 in this shoe. It's a pretty good fit.

This stuff is awesome. I have Fate Clothing outerwear, and I'm not exactly sure of what the material is, but it made it good as new. I totally recommend it to anyone. Just follow the directions, and be sure to use both the Detergent and the DWR.

Of all the items I've purchased this year, this is my favorite. This pack has so many features that I can't believe any other packs don't have them. First off, the helmet pocket on top is sick. No more clipping your helmet onto your pack, and having it dangle around hitting stuff, and getting caught on things. Inside the stretchable helmet pocket is a goggle pocket, so your goggles are safe inside your helmet. It's hydration compatible which is awesome. The pockets on the hip belt are so handy, from anything from a camera, to small snack, to your cell phone. You can carry your skis either diagonally or A-Frame style..... however you prefer. The main compartment is split into two (a wet side and dry side). You can keep your shovel in one side, and not worry about your other things (cloths, blanket, etc) getting wet. It's AWESOME. Whether you rock day trips in the BC, or just around the resort, This is a great pack. GET ONE!

These socks are super warm. They're a little thicker in the toes and heel so they're really durable, and offer a little more cushioning. I totally recommend these to anyone who skis, snowboards or spends any time out in cold weather.