I bought the 90cm for my son, who is 2.5 years old right now ... having not used it, all I can say at this point is that it's tiny and cute. I imagine we'll tow him around the backyard with it this winter. It does come with Burton's Learn To Ride lift ticket & lesson deal. I'll update this review after we get a chance to use it.

Nice shirt. Lightweight, wicks well, fits well. It is cut kinda short, and I'm long-torso'd, so when I raise my arms, my belly button shows.

I agree with the previous reviewer ... it's so lightweight, it's like mesh (but not see-through). I wear it for summer hikes and workouts. Wicks really well, flattering fit. I'm 5'9" and 145ish, and a medium fits just right.

I originally bought Montrails off this site for my husband (because I love my Montrails so much), but they were way too narrow for his C-width ape feet (and BCC doesn't sell wides). So we tried these. I bought about a half size up, and they fit him just right out of the box. No hot spots or problem areas. He loves how they look and feel, and they look sturdy, though he hasn't had an opportunity to test them on the trail yet. I considered heavier-duty all-leather Asolos but decided these'd be more versatile. They should work for long hikes on rough terrain and moderate backpacking trips. Bonus: these weren't made in China.

Based on the previous reviewer's comment that these fit his hobbit feet great, I bought a pair for my wide-footed spouse. But I had to return them (which of course was a cinch because this store is good like that). These boots are beautiful in every other way - they look burly, the outsoles look like they could handle any trail, they're beefy for backpacking, and they seem to fit true to size. Except they are too too narrow. Too bad Backcountry doesn't sell wide sizes.

Bought this as an xmas gift for my retirement-age mom for overseas travel. She hasn't used it yet, but she likes that it holds more than just a passport and cards/cash. It's quite sturdy and should work well for its intended use. Its muted style ensures she can wear it with almost anything.

Bought one for each of my brothers. They're not small guys--one of them is 6'3'' and husky, and the XL fits him just right, even in the sleeves (I hope it doesn't shrink). So, I agree with other reviews that this runs a bit on the large side. The fabric is high-quality cotton--soft and organic and not bulky. I agree with other reviewers that the material is thinner than many sweatshirts, but by no means is it too thin. I want one of these for myself. I hope a women's style is in the works.

I am tall (5' 9") with a B-ish bust and long arms, and usually wear a medium top. I bought a medium, and it suits me fine. However, this top is form-fitting; I could be comfortable in a large, too. And I can see how it could be too tight in the chest for someone better-endowed than me. The fabric feels silky and soft and doesn't smell after wearing for a few days. It itches a touch when I just put it on, which doesn't bug me, but it might bother someone who's sensitive. I bought it for snowboarding and camping/backpacking. My only complaint is that when I washed it, the fabric panels shrank just a tad, which caused the front zipper to get pulled to the left. It's barely perceptible (it was two days before I noticed), but ... maybe this top should be hand-washed?

I bought this hoody as a gift for my sister-in-law. She wears a medium, but this hoody was way too small for her. Had to return it. She's not a big woman, either--5' 6"ish, thin build, medium-large bust. So, I'd recommend sizing up. Otherwise, it's a fine hoody.

Not only does my 11-month-old look darn cute in his long johns, they keep him warm. He can hang longer outside when he has this top on under his snowsuit. The fabric is smooth and soft. I bought the dark color to hide stains because sometimes I have him wear the shirt by itself.

These leggings are plenty long - they'll fit my 11-month-old for a while, I think. The fitted cuffs prevent them from dragging too. They look really cute on him, and he definitely lasts longer outside when he wears these under his snow gear. They don't appear to make him itch, and the fabric feels soft.

This hat looked thin when I put it on my 10-month-old son's head, but looks can be deceiving - the merino wool is toasty warm. Plus, I think of this hat as a layer - plenty warm by itself on a cool day, great under a hood on a bitter cold day. This hat doesn't seem to make my son itch (merino is soft), and it stays on well. Note that the vanilla-colored hat is a creamy off-white, not a true white.

Anyone with an infant knows that getting socks/booties to stay on his/her feet is difficult at best. Which is where these Smartwool Booties come in - they actually do stay on for a while. Elastic helps them stay put, yet they're not so tight that they constrict blood flow to our little boy's feet. The wool not only doesn't itch, it's downright soft - feels better than cotton, and they're warmer than cotton, too. Plus, they're really cute. I bought some as gifts for friends with new babies because I liked them so much.

I picked the Deuter Kid Comfort II because it has a place for your hydration bladder, lots of room to carry the kidlet's diapers, clothes, and food, and it's a color my fiance is willing to wear (I like the Sherpani pack too, but the flower logo and colors didn't appeal to him). I wish it came with a sun/rain shade, but at least I can order it separately (though at the moment, Backcountry.com isn't selling any. Bummer.)
Overall, I'm really happy with this pack. It's comfortable to wear, even when the kid is squirming and it weighs 25 pounds, and it's easy to adjust. My fiance is only a couple inches taller than I am (I'm 5' 9"), so I can't speak to how comfortable it is for someone really tall or short, but it works great for us.
I wear it to walk around the park or at a festival just as often as I wear it to go hiking in the mountains. Our kid (he's 7mos), seems to like the ride.
It's got enough storage that we could possibly do a short backpacking trip - that's the plan, anyway.