They are pretty hard to get on for the first time. Using them skiing or traveling on planes. Make your feet feel great!

Simple sailor look, Not to thick not to thin. Wore this during the filming of "The Ordinary Skier" Looks like the black has the "Mountain Reaper" patch making it part of the Seth Mo collection.

Looks like these are on sale now. I always liked how bomber these are, thicker frame than most Oakley glasses, so there is a bit of weight, It is a lifestyle piece but still works for sport, nice face wrap.

Great shoveling shovel. Comes with the parts in shovel handle to build a sled with the K2 skis. So the holes that are on the tips and tails of factory freeride and Backside series skis work in conjunction with the parts that come in a a bag that is stuffed down the tube of the handle, there is a pull tab to get it out and has instructions on the bag. Obviously you want to build the sled at home a few times so you can built it up quick for an injury extraction if necessary. Any ski poles will work with the cross bracing that is need in sled construction. Snow Hoe option a held. Very sturdy! Blade is designed to be used as an anchor with some webbing.

Has a nice quick draw approach, handle helps with deployment, handle tube has grip tape covering to insure a nice hold in hand.

Smoother lines with and etched out temples. Nice match of lens and frame color here. This is a bigger frame and lens than most glasses. Contours face nicely on me.

It is a snug fit type hat. Beanie. My head is small and it works fine for skiing. Nice for hiking as well, let it get wet from hiking and switch out. Yes Casual works too!

Nice wire piece, Fragile Handle with Care. It is pretty easy to sit on them or put them in a bag and have them get smooshed. Hard case if you can. I have a crooked nose so they look a bit weird on me, to bad.

Live the dream with these babies. The price hurts as well as the brake width. I find them to be the most perfect binding for me. All these years and the look stays the same just like the reliability. If you got the loot get some. Silver so sleek!!

Nice and light. The lock is nice, can bet adjusted to be tighter very easily with a Tscrew. There is even a iclinometer to help with slope angle. Nice big powder baskets. Simple strap, but ergonomical. Good for backcountry!

New for this year, flip a switch and pop out and pop in a different lens with ease. No more struggling with little tabs to hold in the lens. Comes with extra lens, so flat light and sunny days are covered. Fits in helmet fine, I use a Troy Lee D3. Over all vision and peripheral are what you'd expect from Oakley. Fit is similar to a Splice.

This is a sweet piece to the layering puzzle. The chest pocket works in conjunction with the Jacket chest pocket(Modular System), keep certain things safe and warmer. Nice design thumb loop on wrist, lycra makes it fit and feel nice. Pretty deep chest zipper for venting while hiking. Good weight on material. I wear a large.

This is a great piece which has been a long time in the making. Packable inside pocket. Nice hand pockets and light weight. Soft fleece side hand pockets. Its a layering piece and around town for me. Could be worn as a stand alone within reason, warm piece none the less. More of a fitted fit.

I like the slight extra wrist cover. Best as an under the jacket glove. Waterproof zipper and leather pull for easy hand entry. Outer hand has nice pad protection. The warmth is nice, even more so on this . CZone helps with breezes and cold days. Also important to waterproof them from time to time. Even more though in the spring when the snow is wetter. Reverse stitching on fingers for great fit and feel of hand and whats in your hands. I never used the wrist straps, but now I love them.

I like the slight extra wrist cover. Best as an under the jacket glove. Waterproof zipper and leather pull for easy hand entry. Outer hand has nice pad protection. The warmth is nice. CZone helps with breezes and cold days. Also important to waterproof them from time to time. Even more though in the spring when the snow is wetter. Reverse stitching on fingers for great fit and feel of hand and whats in your hands. I never used the wrist straps, but now I love them.

This is one of my favorite to date. Gore-Tex Pro Shell so light, breathable, water and windproof. Tested in the Chamonix Valley. Nice chest and hand pockets for cameras, radio, and phone. Right chest pocket has an access zipper to your inner layer so it works in conjunction with the modular fleece layer chest pocket for things you want to keep safe and warm. 2 way zipper to help with other inner access so you don't have to need to take you jacket off. Shirt will connect to pants to make a one piece. Bill has a wire in the visor to help shape it. Packable as well! Photo of Nate Wallace on Mallory in Chamonix.

New art for this year, look close on the frame at the Skull details. The strap is a knit and knit print, similar to the one from 2 seasons ago, much more durable than last years screen print. Strap has silicon on in side for no slipping on helmets, strap does fit helmet and head. Crowbar has been my favorite for years, fits in helmet well and has a nice face curve to fit you well. My favorite is the G30 lens to cover all light conditions, maybe a bit bright on sunny days, but the way you can see in the shadows in unparalleled. Bag matches artwork on goggle.

Like the deep chest zipper. A few different materials placed critically. Not a road bike fit. Nice length on body. I have green in a L.

Wind Stopper Soft Shell, has a nice feel. Hard to tell in this picture but the is a fixed hood. Layer Piece or stand alone while hiking or warmer spring like conditions. Front pockets are pretty big with a media pocket in one of them. My photo shows it in yellow, which is not offered here. I wear an XL.

In honor of the frogskin sunglasses, that returned and became a limited edition cult classic. Normal t-shirt style fit. Silk screened inner tells the frogskin story!

Been a long time in the works for us to get Gore in the line. First time I wore the suit I felt like I was forgetting something due to how light this is compared to previous 3 layer Shells. Nice side thigh to knee venting. No back pocket, no need. Removable chest bid. Cuff saver is reversed to the inside of the cuff for a cleaner look. Simple and light, it only gets better. Its a shell, so you need to layer!!

Nice touch and fell of the material. Material breaths nicely. Has a bit of an articulated fit. Me like!

This is a jean that we haven't had in sometime. Swedish influence by having shoe lace belt, rather than using existing loops which you still can for a belt. Slightly fitted, more of a boot cut cuff, nice piece and trim details. Team rider favorite!

This years boot is brand Spanking new Art. Translucent shell of skulls and lets green liner shine through. Softer flex this year with an 8 vs a 10 on the previous Seth Pro Model. Liner is a bit thinner I found from the past boot as well. Over same flex pattern and performance. You can change flex by getting different tongues virtually on in a few seconds. See why I have been riding these shells for most of my career.

Main difference from last seasons skis is the Graphics. The color shown above is the 179, 189 comes in a blue top sheet. Performance wise these are more for soft conditions but do still perform well on hardpack, but you may notice tip flutter while going straight on catwalks and groomers. My mounting point is boot center at +4. I have skied this ski in all conditions from Chamonix ice to Alaska powder and make it work in all conditions as my daily driver. As an extra you can get the K2 pre cut skins for these. They work well and are quick and easy to take on and off using the tip and tail holes.

Been using these while mountain skiing. Thus far for clipping into anchor points to rest or switch from crampon to ski mode. Sleek look and light weight so I don't notice them much other than having to put one on while suiting up the harness and take up little room in the pack. Compared to traditional nylon slings these are so thin you don't quite trust them at first. Nice to have the varying lengths for different situations.

Great for belay, nice and big gives you the room you need to get you belay device and rope set up. I like the screw gate better than the twist lock. Have had the twist lock, and it get stiff after limited time.

Not the lightest carbon poles, but they flex enough to keep them from exploding like spaghetti if landed on. Comes with different sized baskets, pow or hard pack. They are easy to change on your own. Even though the guy below doesn't like the color, easy to find if you crash or drop them in the pow.

I like the art on this one. Part of the arctic challenge collection. Cool look and you don't have to feel like a snowboarder to wear it. Runs a little longer, but not like a tall t.

If you can get past the colored print this is a nice piece. The vents really make sense on a fleece. As a layering piece the vents really come in handy or as a hiking jacket letting out heat and moisture is key. Being in the backcountry the bright color at least would let you be seen.

If you can get past the colored print this is a nice piece. The vents really make sense on a fleece. As a layering piece the vents really come in handy or as a hiking jacket letting out heat and moisture is key. Being in the backcountry the bright color at least would let you be seen.

All but the colors make it redneck. I have the dove color. Like the left front pocket since its a stack and one of the stack is open for easy access for a phone. Pretty soft feel. Nice tip is to hang dry after washing. Not very baggy as I wear a large.

Good jacket for day to day life. By no means is it a winter coat, but could be used as a layer if you don't mind the hood. Nylon with a light fill to keep you comfortable. Light weight, nice pockets and style. I like the black with purple zipper accents. You could use this for hiking, biking and warmer ski days.

This is my everyday lens. Best for the low light and shadow conditions. A bit bright for sunny conditions, but better than persimmon or high intensity yellow on those sunny days. Doesn't bother me much since while skiing the light is alway changing, time of day and skiing in the trees. This lens tint came from golf, so it really brings out the grays that are hard to see in flat light with other lenses. Good deal right now!

Smaller version of the Large roller bag. Similar insides as far as sandwich construction, minus the transform into 2 bags. I like this bag since its lighter than the large. I generally put all the heaviest Items in this bag and filling this bag is more realistic to the 50 pound flight baggage regs. Good standup balance, extendable handle and roller wheels.

One again a new metal release. Nice fit and styling. Like the rubber (unobtanium) on templets and nose areas, makes them more sporty staying on your face better kind of performance. Best part is I mashed these skiing in my pocket. Bent them back, snapped on the temple arms and good as new. amazing!

Got these as my hard pack and variable conditions for my current Chamonix trip. The rocker is fine on the steep firm conditions. To me these skis are not that heavy with the metal layer in them. Nice to have the precut skin option. Not a big fan of flat square tails since I have been used to twin tips for so many years, so a bit to get used to on the firm steeps. Overall a great daily driver, more for firm snow in my world.

These are very light. Best thing is you just screw off the k2 tip and tail bolts and pop them on. Pre cuts are nice, exposed edge. They climb very well and take up less room in your pack than other brands I have use.

Had a chance to try these last year on a training day on ice and was hooked from the first swing and ended up getting them just recently. Weight is always and issue, in the pack but you like some for setting the tool, which these still have that feel. By no means am I an expert or pro but like to use high end equipment and these are as good as it gets. Using these mostly for mountaineering so the curve is not the best for plunging into snow, crabbing works well while ascending. I remove the hand clips yet carry them with me for times Ice will be encountered. Shaft is slippery so I added some skateboard grip tape on for grip after seeing a friend use it, good idea! Lightness means less fatigue!

Being new to mountaineering I like to use these for ascending. Easy to put on harness,axes and even to stash away back in your pack. Fear of dropping a tool is why I use this product. Good amount of stretch so your not restricted with upward movement. This is not to be hanged on if your using tool as a plunge anchor while putting/taking off gear on slope.

These are so tasty. Cool to be able to buy a box to have a bunch. Great on the go energy boost! I'm a big fan of gummy energy products. Main use is during ski touring. Organic for your hippy needs.

I have been using the Avalung for the past 6 years. Its a great tool to have for backcountry and even inbounds skiing. They make a "fog horn" noise when breathing through it. No need to be alarmed thats normal. The main thing is that you should have it in your mouth while skiing, this may seem awkward at times, but after some use it becomes a normal feeling. A must have for the backcountry enthusiast.

A smaller version of other Oakley Bags. Perfect carry on and overnight or few day of travel bag. Fits nicely in over head in the straight in position. Durable!

I bought this beacon due to the range and multi search functions. Does well on battery life. There are alot of gadgets with in the system that I never use, but could be useful one day. Strap system is ok but could be better as in it slips and you have to re adjust from time to time. Whats really nice is the option to change change time you beacon is searching. So if you were searching then got buried yourself, it reverts back to send signal after it stops moving for the preset time or your set time. Multi search function is very cool. I find you really follow the flux lines in on a search where others bring you in on a straighter line. This is not a negative, its just something you may notice when searching for the first time.

This ski has changed a bit as far as width and length. The length is more true to actual size compared to past versions. Extra width (4mm from past versions) nice for the powder days. Still same flex as past versions. Little to no camber and rocker has stayed the same. If you have skied past versions you may notice the shorter length in the same size. This is a deep powder day ski for when you want the widest ski you own, besides a powder jib stick. I mount mine boot center at +6 on the 189. These also work with the k2 pre cut skin system. Fun ski, a bit soft when hard pack, but some don't mind it Get a set for your quiver.

Fun ski in powder for sure. Same characteristics as the previous models but 4mm wider under foot and measure true to size. Past versions were 5cms longer than stated. I notice the length being shorter, not a bad thing. I mount boot center at +6. These skis are pretty soft in the tail so you need more tail regardless of if you have never mounted forward. Fun yet concealed death and destruction graphics, you still could scare some old folks on the lift. Designed to land switch in pow. I use this on deep powder days when you want the fattest thing you own.

These are very durable. Metal and plastic so they aren't heavy but not light. I have them in my pocket skiing and never have to put them all back together again. Nice face form. Comes with a nice hard case. Sweet shades. Nice lens options.

Always have like the print. Left chest pocket is doubled up, nice for non buttoning pleasure. You could break it in with a holiday party and then get out the chain saw and get to work! I never drier dry anything, hang dry!

Like the look of the hat and color options. Retro raised logo embroidery. Really like the fitted option.

Double layer of material for warmth and style. Even though its a double layer goggles still fit well. Can even be reversible. Longer length !

Nice fit under goggles. Vent holes dont go all the way through, there is a backing. Fleece material, velcro closure. Deep neck coverage! Nice piece for sure.

Skied my Shanetoons today and have to say they were a nice treat in the deep pow. Found myself surfing the surface, but yet still able to sink in and get face shots when speed was dumped. Quote of the day from a friend on his Blue Pontoons was "I can stomp any landing on these", they are a game changer in the pow.

A great season spent with TGR. Wow we covered some ground. Petersburg, AK plays a big part of the film. Taking the risk and showing a different perspective of how it all started up there. Amazing tricks next leveled to 3D. Check it out, gets one stoked for the next day of skiing.