this tent was great for us - two people and a good-sized dog. it fit our *cough* queen-sized blowup mattress (car camping should be comfortable, right??), and we loved the gear loft - we stuck a small lantern up there for reading at night, plus stuff like glasses and sunglasses. the mesh kept things plenty cool even though we were camping in the desert, and when the wind picked up, the vents helped keep the tent from becoming an expensive sky decoration.

I used to use a regular backpack to carry my wet swim stuff to and from the pool, but everything would just leak through and drip down my legs and all over my car (bummer in the winter). This backpack is awesome because I just throw all that wet stuff in it and it never leaks. I know it's probably mostly used to keep the things inside dry from rain, but it's also good the other way around. It's really comfortable to wear when I walk to the gym, and it dries out quickly. Small size easily fits a swim pull buoy, towel, shampoo, conditioner, suit, and lotion, with room to spare.

We took this out on a lake in southern Utah, which is not really what it's made for, but we still had a blast. Steering was a challenge, but I imagine that was due to my too-short paddle and to the fact that it's designed more for running rivers. It's durable, wide, and stable, and it's easy to just fold it up and stick it in the back of my Outback.

I have a small point-and-shoot with a small zoom lens (the lens comes out when you turn on the camera), so I wasn't sure if this would work with my camera or not, but there's enough room in the bag that the lens can come out and it works just fine.
The underwater pictures came out the best - I had the bag submerged in the water in the ocean, and the camera is totally fine. I will say that the pictures I took out of the water (when I was kayaking around) were a bit washed-out, probably because it was hot and humid and that made the bag a bit ... hot, I guess. But for underwater, which is what I wanted it for, I think this works really well.

I really like the fit of this hoody - got an xs, and it's slim through the torso but still long enough in the torso and arms (I'm about 5'6 and most xs hoodies have torsos and arms that are too short).
The material on the inside isn't super-fluffy-fuzzy-soft like some sweatshirts, but that's ok.

The one thing I remember about my preschool teacher is that she sang the 'I'm being swallowed by a boa-constrictor' song before nap time, and that's what I would think of every time I used to get in my old mummy bag. I love this bag because it's super roomy. I got two of them and my boyfriend and I zip them together for camping, which is awesome. We were a bit chilly in early summer in the desert (below 50F at night), so we got two fleece blankets and those worked well with the bags. I imagine mid-summer just the bags alone will be perfect.

These are rad. Got them in black, in a small. They sit low on my hips which is a must, and I'm stoked on the antimicrobial stuff because man, workout shorts can get stinky. There's basically a liner inner short and then the outer short, and I like how it makes that layered look. I was kinda used to silky running-short material - this isn't quite as lightweight as that. But it's nice to wear shorts that feel a bit more stylie than the typical marathon-mania running shorts.

Yeah, this top is super soft.
Plus I can workout in it and it's not unbearably stinky within the first five minutes. It's also awesome for casual stuff because the thick straps hide bra straps and the front scoops down so it's not all up in your neck's business.

I really like the shoes, and I was stoked to get some b/c my boyfriend loves his. But the sizing isn't perfect because I'm a 7 1/2 US, and my feet are pretty narrow. The size 7 was a bit too small, and the 8 is a bit too big. I kept the 8 b/c I just wear them with socks in the winter, and because the shoes worked great with the ankle-brace that I had to wear for a while after surgery. But without socks, my heels definitely slide out.

I like this because it's somewhat chunky and it also has some wool in it, so it actually keeps your brain pretty warm. Plus there's a lining around the ear part that helps a bit with wind.

I love the way the shoe looks, and I like that the tread is super-grippy but not really thick on the outside (as in, it still looks like a casual sneaker). I've been wearing these in the snow and ice here in Utah, and my socks have stayed totally dry (and I haven't landed flat on my face on the ice either). That's a nice change from the last few winters where I've worn sneakers and dealt with soggy socks. The cuff is a bit puffy, which I was afraid would feel odd, but it feels fine.

yum. This bar seems more moist and less brick-like than some other ProBars I've tried. I was a little nervous to order these because I hadn't tried this flavour, but I figured that the combo of pistachios and chocolate couldn't really go wrong. And I was right - it's really tasty.

My favorite thing about this is that it's UPF 50, but it doesn't look like your typical boxy, 20-pockets sun-protection shirt. It doesn't have vents or anything, so it does get pretty hot if you're hiking in the summer (I live in Utah and wear it on hikes in June and over a tank top while belaying for sport climbing). But, I think the no-vents is the price you pay for a shirt that's stylish and sun-protective. I do wish there had been a color other than white to choose from.

This top is really well made - you can tell they used really high-quality merino wool (it's so incredibly soft). I could have used an xs, but they didn't have any, so I settled for a s, so it's great for wearing over a tank-top or short-sleeve shirt. Not sure whether it's the xs-vs-s factor or what, but it's not very fitted, so it tends to look sweatshirt-y on me. I like the neckline (isn't itchy for me), but I cut off the tie thingies (not my style). It's pricey, but I'm excited to have a casual-type shirt that won't get stinky on non-laundry vacations and hiking trips.

i love this top - it's great to have a lightweight merino tank with wide enough shoulder straps to cover bra straps and with a sexy scoop-neck. means you can wear it for casual stuff as well as climbing and working out. I usually wear an xs, and ordered the same for this shirt - I will say the armholes are right up there in the pits a bit - they work for me, but if you're between an xs and a s, the armholes might be too tight if you get an xs.

great shirt - very lightweight and soft. it's fitted, but definitely not skin-tight - basically a perfect fit for casual wear (i ordered an xs, which is usually the size that is a close fit for me). front V-neck is flattering but still high enough to cover your bra, and the empire-style band under the um, boobs part doesn't give that pregnancy-look that some empire-waist shirts do.

sweet - i love how the bra has two separate, supportive cup--like areas so that you don't suffer from the typical sport-bra monoboob. Great support (I'm an a/b) for aerobic stuff, climbing, etc.

Great top - I ordered the xs (5'6, 103lb) and it's perfect. A slim fit, but definitely room to move (not any of that spandexy, Saran-Wrappy feel). It's great for bouldering, hiking, and just hanging out. The merino wool is super soft (not itchy at all), and it really does not hold odors, which is basically a miracle after wearing polyester shirts that hang on to sweaty smells like it's nobody's business. I never use the side pocket, so I could definitely do without it, but it's fine - I still love the top.

I never thought I would ever buy convertible pants (never been a fan of the mid-leg zipper look), but I really do like these. I think the fact that they are more like capris when you zip off the lower legs helps with the zipper-leg thing (the zipper hem is lower and less obvious when you have the full pant zipped together). I've climbed in them a bit - the material is just stretchy enough, and it's nice to have the bottoms to zip on when it gets chilly. They also have a nice "cargo" style, and the pockets in back and the low rise (on me, anyway) prevent the mom-butt look.

I've used this both for resort skiing and hiking in the summer, and it's great. When I'm hiking, I can fit my Cannon Rebel XT SLR camera and a lightweight rain jacket inside the main compartment, which really surprised me because it seems pretty small. For skiing, this pack is super compact and light. The best thing, though, is that you don't get the feeling that the shoulder straps are set too far apart (like in unisex/men's packs). The pack feels great on, and the shoulder straps are curved so they're not smooshing into the sides of your chest. Water has frozen in this pack in the winter, but you sort of have to expect that when the weather is super cold.

This is definitely thicker than Icebreakers Pace Top, which I also have (that one is lightweight where as this is midweight). The wool feeling is slightly more noticeable, but it doesn't feel itchy to me, and I think this top is great. I wear it as a skiing base layer or under a T-shirt - it's slim-fit, and the xs worked great for me. There is none of the stink after sweating, and it breathes noticeably better than synthetic base layers. Merino wool is pretty much the best for sweaty endeavors.

Yeah, I love these. I had some capilene underwear, but I got rid of them because synthetic stinks like a hellish hardbone, even after washing. These are great - they don't stink, they're super soft, and the xs was perfect for me - fitted, low-rise, and not saggy-butt like many underwear.

It's pretty much hard to believe that this hoody is merino wool - I have some other Icebreaker tops (heavier weight), and this one is by far the silky-smoothest. The xs is sort of a medium-fit for me (not slim, but not quite regular, and definitely not baggy).

This top is super comfy - very smooth, not at all itchy. I got the xs, and it's a fitted cut, which is great for a lightweight layer. I can sweat in it at the climbing gym or tele skiing and keep it on for the rest of the night (as opposed to stinky synthetic that makes me want to change quite desperately the minute I start sweating).

I like this bottle - I ordered the 0.7L and the size of the bottle is slightly bigger (taller) than a Sigg 1L bottle I have (because of the insulation of this Laken bottle). So, that was a surprise, but not a bad one - I got used to it, and I really love the bottle. The lining is great - I use Accelerade powder mix in this bottle and the water after a mix-use never tastes residue-y. Plus the texture on the outside is slightly bumpy so you can hold on to it.

I ordered an XS (what I wear in prAna and most other tops) and it fits well - a slightly tighter fit than, say, the prAna bliss top, but that could also be because it's a different fabric. And speaking of the fabric, the inside of this shirt is super soft - feels fuzzy, but not omg-too-hot-for-summer fuzzy. The built-in bra feels secure - a bit of a uni-boob look, but perhaps that's because I'm between a 32 and 34 B.

I've never ordered sunglasses off of the internet before (without trying them on in a store first), but I took a chance on these and they are perfect (for me, anyway). They are medium-sized as far as bigness - not totally Hollywood-huge, but not slim either. They have a great curve to them which protects your eyes from the sides, and the lens really does feel light even though it's glass (and the polarization is ridiculously clear). I have a fairly small head (for a girl) and the width is perfect - I was afraid to order big sunglasses because I thought they would just fall off, but the width on these is just right, and they don't slip down because they have built-in nose pads. I think they would be too tight for a lot of guy's heads, though.

I was previously wearing a harness (the Metolius Safe Tech Harness, actually) that made me feel like I was in thigh-tourniquet hell whenever I fell, hung, or belayed someone. I got the Hirundos on a friend's suggestion and I'm so stoked - despite the fact that the padding is minimal, it is unbelievably comfortable. Less bulk also means I'm less of a sweaty monkey on hot days. I'm a fairly small gal (5'6, 103lbs) and the XS was perfect, even though this is a men's harness.

I use these biners and 8mm runners for my slings, and they work really well. The keylock system is great - it's a real pain when non-keylock biners snag on the chains b/c you're going at it one-handed (your other hand is breaking on your rap device). Plus they do look rad.

Sweet top - fitted, with a bit of stretch. I'm 5'5 and 103lbs and the XS was just right. Plus you can wear a bra underneath and not worry about your bra straps noodling around for everyone to see.

I wear this tank climbing - it's great because you can sweat in it and wear it a few times in a row due to the fact that it's merino wool so it doesn't get stinky. It's soft, and the built-in bra is supportive enough for me (34B) as far as climbing goes (not enough support for running, but climbing/hiking is ok). The yellow piping and straps are quite a bit brighter in real life than in these pictures, but it'll probably fade a bit. I gave it four stars because the built-in support isn't quite as supportive as some other tanks I have, but I still love the shirt.

I got these bindings and mounted them on a pair of fat Seth Pistols - they've been great. As far as touring, the free pivot is definitely rad - I've toured in regular G3 Roxy bindings with no pivot, and these are definitely a huge improvement. Also, the entire heel really does easily flip up to become a climbing bar - I'm not sure if that will cause more wear than if it were just a climbing wire, but I do know that trying to get the wires up and down on my old Roxy bindings while touring was really hard, took forever, and ended up being a real pain in the arse. So, big improvement there as well. I didn't get any snow build-up under the foot yet. Very secure when locked down.

I got these snowshoes and went out hiking with a friend of mine, who was wearing some tube-frame snowshoes. He was slip-sliding backwards and sideways and all over the place, while I was just breezing right along. The blade-like frame on these is really incredible. Plus, they are really lightweight.

This pack's shoulder straps and hip-belt are definitely some of the most comfortable I've come across. The springy-mesh action for the back panel looked pretty odd to me at first, but I quickly realized how great it is - hiking around in 100-degree heat without getting a full-on back sweat was great. The clip-close front pocket works well for stashing climbing shoes between routes, and front side pockets are great for snacks. The only things that really bother me are the hip-belt pockets - they stick out and bother my arms. No worries, though - a quick snip-snip and all is well.

These climbing shoes are great. They are advanced without feeling like those totally hardcore shoes where your arch is pulled into this uncomfortable "C" shape. I've worn them climbing in the gym and outside, and the sole is nice and grippy.