The jacket is 80% cotton 20% polyester

It apparently has a DWR coating on it..but I don't feel it.

The XXL fits slightly larger than a normal XL. The XL fits slightly lager than a Large. Buy 1 size up.

I haven't ever skied the EP pro in the conditions it was meant for. I have skied other similar skis in those conditions so I know that this ski would absolutely kill it in deep pow. I did get to use these skis in the park though. They were pretty fun, I could nose/tail press things so easy, even did a few 50-50 presses on some picnic tables. They killed it. I hope I can try them in the deep soon!

I have this beanie. It is very comfortable, and actually taller than the picture makes it look.

I have used the A-Frame, Wisdom, and Crowbar consistently over the last few years. I love everything about Oakley goggles, and this is no exception. They fit very similarly to the Oakley Crowbar, but with an increased field of vision both downward and peripherally. The nose bridge is soooooo comfortable and makes it even easier to breath. And because the lens only has 5 contact points it is easier to swap the lens out. I am thinking about selling some of my Crowbars in order to buy these!

I usually really like Oakley. I own more Oakley stuff than the average person. However, I don't really like these sunglasses. They are supposed to be an "updated frogskin" but they seriously don't do the Frogskin justice. They have a deeper curve above the eyebrows that make them look more like women's sunglasses than Men's 80's sunglasses. I do like how solid of construction they are, but for $100-$110 I would much rather invest in some frogskins. They are Oakleys though, so their optics are better than any other companies. If you like the way they fit, get them..but for me, they aren't working.

This is a pretty cool watch. People say it breaks easy, but mine is still holidng up fine. It is fairly easy to use, has fairly accurate altitude readings, and is somewhat water resistant. For this price, why not?

This ski is slightly stiffer than I imagined it to be, which really makes it ski about 50% all mountain, 25% park and 25% pow. If you only want one ski to do everything, and you ski park, pow, and everything else this is a great ski to consider.

This shirt fits just slightly longer and less boxy that most XL shirts. I really like that. Also, how many people do you see walking around with sunglasses on their shirt, granted that it does make you feel weird if you wear anything else but frogskins while sporting this shirt. I like the shirt alot, however, and I don't see any reason why you shouldn't buy it for the 20% off price that it is at right now!

The Retro oakley logo is one of the sickest logos ever made. This shirt is not very expensive. I own it in gray and white. It fits fairly normal for an XL shirt, but the neck line is slightly smaller so that it doesn't hang off of your body when you size up to the XL. XL shirts are awesome.

This shirt in an XL fits slightly longer than most XL shirts, which is awesome. I really like how these new Oakley shirts are fitting smaller in the neck as well, so that they don't hang off of your body when you size up! The Neon Blue with purple logo is killer!

This is a seriously sick design. I just got mine and can't wait to wear it. The graphic is amazing. The helio Purple color is awesome.

This is a really fun ski in Really deep, really soft snow. The ski floats amazingly well, pops off of everything, and stomps hard. This ski can turn pretty well on groomers. But outside of powder you won't really ever want to ski on this ski. From the whole rocker lineup this is one of the least versatile skis on the market. But, you cannot deny how much fun they are in really deep snow. Oh, and if you try to drop something too big or land backseat at all..you will end up on your back.

These skis are very versatile. They are fairly lightweight for their size. 110mm underfoot lets them rock on any terrain. I wish that they were a tad stiffer for really charging hard in crud though. Most telemarkers won't find the softer flex to be an issue. I use this ski strictly for alpine. For not being rockered they ski pow amazingly well. They are stable at moderate to high speeds. Turn well on hardpack. These are the exact same ski as the Rossignol Steeze as well as current and previous versions of the Rossignol S6.

These skis are very versatile. They are fairly lightweight for their size. 110mm underfoot lets them rock on any terrain. I wish that they were a tad stiffer for really charging hard in crud though. For not being rockered they ski pow amazingly well. They are stable at moderate to high speeds. Turn well on hardpack. These are the exact same ski as the Rossignol Steeze and previous versions of the Rossignol S6. They are also the same as the Telemark Rossignol Ravyn.

The 186 Bibby is a lot of fun. It is a medium flex ski (slightly softer than the Rossignol S6). It carves on hard pack fine, but where it really shines is in pow. This thing has enough rocker to really surf around, and its flex is really playful. This is a true backcountry jib ski. If you want to add rocker to your lineup. Have a ski that is still versatile. A ski that you can jump with and land switch in pow with. Check out the bibby 186 for sure!

This rack is fairly easy to install, and it is HUGE! You can't get a different ski rack on the market that can hold as many skis as this one. I can seriously load up my rack with 4-5 pairs of the FATTEST skis on the market 115-140mm underfoot! Anyone who has fat skis definitely needs to get their hands on this rack.

JJ's are a really fun ski. They float well at 115 underfoot, but with such early taper and rocker they have a really surfy feeling to them. They really can handle anything you toss at them. I highly recommend this ski to ANYONE who is looking at getting into rocker.

These things have enough rocker to really surf in pow, but they are stiff enough underfoot to make crud feel like pow. Seriously, these are one of the most fun rockered skis on the market. They work everywhere, from pow, to crud, to ice, to groomers, to...well, they don't work too awesome in moguls, but what do you expect from a 115mm ski?

I highly recommend this ski to anyone who wants to add a rockered freeride/all mountain ski to their quiver!

It is always a little unnerving to throw your multi-thousand dollar investment onto a $35.00 piece of plastic/composite/whatever, especially when the maiden voyage involves 80mph speeds on a windy freeway. However, this little bar got the job done! It does hold the top tube of my bike a little too close to the rack arms itself (has caused some scuffs to my steed), which I don't like..this is probably the only reason I gave it a 4/5. That might be my racks fault though, as it is a home made hitch rack and isn't designed as well as Yakima or Thule makes them. There is no locking mechanism on the telescoping part of the tube top, but it stays steady somehow. There are pins on the ends which keeps your seat post and handle bars from slipping out the side. I have read a few reviews online which say that you need to make sure your seat post is all the way tightened, or else your bike might fall off the rack. I have kept mine tight so far and have had no problems whatsoever, but for everyone reading this..keep that fact in mind.

P.S. my horizontal top tube length is 22.5 inches, and this fits fine with tons of room to spare.

This cleaner works really well and is very easy to use. I had a pair of white leather shoes that I had to wear biking a few times before I got my new biking shoes. The inside heel of each shoe was almost completely black. After just getting the shoe damp and rubbing the footwear cleaning gel via the rough sponge applicator tip on the bottle, almost all of the black completely disappeared. For how little this costs compared to how much you spend on new shoes, this is definitely worth the money in order to rejuvenate your old pair of kicks.

This watch is not the best altimeter watch on the market. I don't feel like it is very accurate. I have to adjust the altitude and compass more than one should have to. Other than that, it works better than not having an altimeter at all. It fits well. It reads time easily. It is easy to use and to adjust. Fairly intuitive design. If you find this watch at a discounted price it is worth buying, if not, I would not pay $200 for it.

This is an awesome T-shirt. You should know that the red shirt is alot deeper red than the picture shows, and it actually has a black O rather than a white O, but it looks awesome! Fit is REGULAR. I like this shirt alot.

I hate it when my shirts are too short, this has a way longer fit than normal and is perfect!

I have recently discovered that although I do not like super tall t-shirts, I don't like my t-shirts riding up my back when I sit down. I am 5'10" 175 lbs and I have started wearing XL shirts always. This shirt in XL fits great, it does not fit wide, it fits fairly tall. Perfect roomy fit. Awesome old school logo. I really like this shirt.

This binding is leaps and bounds ahead of anything else that Marker offers. That being said, they are still not my favorite ski binding..period. I don't feel like their elasticity is high enough. I feel like they ski too high off of the ski (unless you are skiing a ski that is 140mm wide or you are solely carving then this binding feels really high off of the ski). The binding is however light and fairly durable, but overpriced and poor spring elasticity in my opinion. 8/10

I only got to ride these for 1 run in really really really heavy spring pow. I rode the 194 length. I am 5'10" 170lbs and they were too big for me (considering how stiff they are). The visibility was really low, so I was a little tentative on fully charging the crud/slush pow, but they handled great. I am used to a ski that likes to surf pow, these more just like to go down the fall line as fast as possible. I was having a little trouble getting the hang of them, but it turned out to be the snow conditions because even on my home court skis I wasn't having the best day. I would love to try these again in more ideal conditions.

I don't own these sunglasses but I have tried them on and my input is most likely valuable since nobody else has reviewed them yet.

These fit slightly narrower on the face than the more popular Oakley Gascan or Oakley Twitch sunglasses. That being said. Oakley gascans fit perfectly on my face, and although the sideways is more narrow they still fit fine. One really nice feature of the Sideways is that it uses a metal hinge rather than a plastic or internal hinge that you will find on other glasses. Oakleys are already very durable glasses, and with a metal hinge they will be even more so. The brown color is awesome, except the blue highlights on it make you appear to have blue eyebrows.

I want these glasses.

Pros: Low Price. Waterproof case. Compact

Cons: Cheap design. No LCD. Hard to find buttons and know what they mean. After using it for a few months the images became very "strobey". Low imagae quality. They should bump this up to 640x480 atleast if not 1280x720 video resolution.

If you absolutely positively must have a helmet camera and you are on a budget, or you want something really small that you don't have to carry bulky separate recorder, then this is a good option for you, but beware that the image quality is not all that great.

Pros: Best looking pants I own. XL fits super baggy. Gore-tex is 100% waterproof and almost 10% windproof. Pants are very breathable.

Cons: Very thin material rips easily, especially against ski edges, walking and letting the pants drag, and if you fall on a rail.

These are some of my favorite pants. They have tons of vents. Tons of pockets. Very baggy fit. Neon colors. Awesome price. Goretex! Get some!

These are hands down one of the most fun skis I have ever used. In super deep pow there are some other skis that I would say are more fun, but all in all this ski rides the whole mountain better than almost any other ski out there.

Pros: Turns Crud into Pow, Turns easily but not too easily, Floats well, stomps everything

Cons: Narrower tail makes them feel sloppy on traverses and really hard pack. They don't float quite as well in super deep pow as you would expect them too. Nose flops a little bit.

Similar Items Used: Armada JJ, Moment Bibby

All in All: If you want one ski that can do everything on the mountain (even surprisingly pipe, but not rails) well, then this ski is for you. I would say it is best for someone that skis about 40% crud, 40% powder, 30% everything else. If you ski at Jackson, Alta, Snowbird, Solitude, Tahoe, or anywhere else similar...check these out for sure!

This shirt in the cyan color is quickly becoming one of my favorite t-shirts. The fit is awesome, not tall, but not short. Cyan blue is great. Armada is one of the best ski companies out there, so if you consider yourself a skier you NEED to support them.

These skis are great in the deep snow conditions they are meant for. One complaint is that it is a bit harder to find the sweet spot when dropping cliffs, since the tail rocker wants to throw you way backseat. Other than that, they float really well in super deep pow, and they are way buttery. This is not the ski for someone who wants to be skiing super fast really hard in crud, but it is the ski for someone skiing more mellow slopes, pillows, etc in super deep pow. Oh yeah, and they carve really well on groomers too.

I was afraid to use this binding while skiing really hard, because it is a touring binding. Although the plate makes it feel stiffer underfoot so you can't feel the ski flex as much, it isn't THAT noticeable. This is hands down the first touring binding I would buy if I needed one that can handle skiing more than it can handle climbing. I have not used the AT feature on this binding yet.

The Tramdock Logo T-shirt is a Tall Tee! It is slightly tighter fitting than most XL's but alot longer, which is perfect!!!! Finally, more companies making tall tees! This t-shirt is sick with a super sick logo placement!

This shirt is awesome. It has a little bit more of a tall fit than a wide fit, so it fits perfectly for someone who wants that type of a t-shirt. The pattern on the shirt is awesome. One of my favorite Oakley T-shirts

The Backcountry.com Inbounds Glove is my favorite glove. No, it isn't goretex. No, it isn't super insulated, but that doesn't matter with this glove. The Leather is really thick, but not bulky feeling at all. This is honestly the best fitting glove I have ever used. I usually wear a medium-large in most gloves and i wear a size medium in this glove. My hand is 7.5 inches long and 8 inches around. On warm days they can get a little sweaty but they liner dries out super quick because it is Merino Wool. I have used this glove 10 or 12 times and it is holding up great. The cuff will feel tight at first and hard to get on, but it stretches out over time and becomes easier to get on your hand. Once it is on your hand it feels great! I can't say enough good about this glove.

I have only gotten to ski this ski once so far. All I can say is "If you have the means, I highly recommend picking some up." Seriously, they are probably the best 1 ski quiver ski that I have ever handled (for Snowbird/Alta that is). They carve fine on groomers, better than the ARG. They float and surf awesome in deep pow, and they are stiff enough to handle crud without a problem. I don't know if it gets any better than this.

I skied this ski at The Canyons today. They only had one run open and part of it was a park. The ski was a little bit stiffer than I expected...but it still slayed it. It skis a little bit more like a big mountain ski than a park ski..but it definitely handled the park fine. If I could only own one pair of skis to do everything..and I skied about 70% powder/crud and 30% park I would really consider buying this ski.

The Line Anthem is a pretty sick ski. Fairly light and easy to do switch up's with. I wouldn't recommend this ski for carving hard at high speeds on groomers, but that isn't what it is made for. It is a cool ski cause even though it is 90 underfoot it doesn't feel like it at all. The graphic reminds me of Adam Sandler in the Wedding Singer. This is a better park ski than I ever imagined it to be.

This is probably the best boot I have ever used. 3 piece boots like Dalbello and Full tilt make are the past and future of skiing. There are 2 things that I love about this boot. First, the boot has an Intuition Gold I.D. liner. This is the lightest, warmest, and most fully customizable liner on the market. It also is the stiffest of all intuition liners. The liner can mold better to the shape of your feet than any other heat moldable liner on the market. The second thing that I love about this boot is the 3 buckle design. Instead of a 2 top buckles and 2 toe buckles, this boot has 1 top buckle, 1 toe buckle, and 1 instep buckle. The instep buckle (Dynalink) helps hold your heel into place so you can't get toe bang. Also, having the tongue be separate from the rest of the boot helps you to not get shin bang. Every problem I used to experience with my old boots disappeared when I got this boot. One word of caution..this boot is for fairly narrow feet only!

They put a piece of fiberglass behind the boot, which makes this ski flex super weird. I skied last years version, but as far as I know, nothing has changed on this ski this year. The fiberglass plate is supposed to make butters easier..but tail butters just feel weird with this ski. It doesn't have a smooth flex for popping. Having said that, the ski is super tough. If you want to buy a ski for jibbing only, this ski is sick..but it isn't the ideal ski for all around park.

This ski is awesome. When I first got it, I felt like it was super stiff, and I was skiing pretty crud/spring conditions at snowbird. It handled the entire mountain really well because of how stiff it is. Now that skiing has started again, I am skiing this ski on rails at Park city. The thing I now notice about this ski is that it is super poppy. Even though it is stiff, it is a really playful ski. It is pretty hard to nose butter this ski because of its stiff flex pattern, but it really is a sick, underrated ski.

This is an awesome goggle. The blue color is a little bit more of a royal blue (purple hue to it) than I expected. It is a really great goggle. The fire lens is best for super bright days. Oakley goggles are the safest, most optically correct goggles that I have ever used. They don't have as good of a field of view as the Oakley Wisdom..but they fit almost all faces better than any other goggle I have used. Some goggles fit big faces, others fit small faces, I would say that the crowbar probably fits about 90% of faces.