Collin Quinn

I actually just use Kinco gloves and bake them myself but it ends up being the exact same glove.

There were only a few very cold days last year where i needed to use mittens instead of these. After a few uses, the leather molds to your hand. I can even text with these gloves on! Also mine have lasted over 100 days so far.

I will never buy an expensive glove again.

Awesome board. This is my 5th board this year; the others kept breaking. About two months in and it's holding up like a champ!

I carry this with me every day. Very small, very handy, just watch out for the bit- it's only held in magnetically. Definitely one of the handiest tools around!

very soft, a lot of fun, and great for jibs. i broke mine after 3 weeks though.

real easy to get in and out of, very comfortable, hold my feet in real well, the toe is pretty stiff which helps prevent pinching from toe straps. i'm diggin them.

comfortable boots, easy to get into. they seem to run a little larger than my other boots though. i've always worn 10 in forum and burton boots and got 28 mondo. prob could size down half a size or a whole size.

These boots are very light, easy to put on and take off, i like the lacing system, and they are fairly comfortable to walk around in. The sole, however, is very very slick. not good for skating or hiking. I get better traction in my sneakers. Also this might be just my monitor, but the colors are brighter than they looked on my screen, especially the darker looking green.

so i'm not sure if this is the fault of the board or my bindings, but i have ride bindings and the screws are definitely too long. I'm gonna just grind em down i guess.also the nose of the board started to delaminate after a few runs. Also I cracked the sidewall and core, causing the base to peel off the edge. I did that on two separate occasions. i'll be sending it back and i'll try one more time.edit:i got a replacement for the delamming board, and the new one seems up to the task so far. Nice and soft and fun and i like the reg camber for cruising groomers. I've had Ride and K2 bindings on it so far and both came with screws that were too long. I went to a shop and had them grind down my screws until they no longer bottomed out. the stepchild rep told me union and burton screws should be the right size but i haven't checked it out myself.

edit #2:
i just broke the board again in the same way- sidewall, core, bent edge, separating base. i brought it to a shop and the guy had just fixed another board with the same damage and said it was due to a hard landing or nose or tail heavy landing and the board just cracks right next to the binding. looks like this thing really isnt very durable. if it's a park board it should be able to stand up to a few flat landings.

I keep this with me every day in my jacket pocket and get lots of use out of it. The other stuff that comes with it is cool too I guess. But if you want just the tool (which is sick), try lookin for it by itself to save some moneys.

Got these from brociety, so I really can't complain about the price, but they seemed pretty bulky yet weren't as warm as I hoped.

I've had this helmet for 4 years now, and wouldn't buy another. I've never been cold in this helmet- I've also always had a head of hair or worn a bandana underneath when I had a shaved head and mohawk. Best part though is the foam is rated for multiple impacts so I don't have to worry how well my helmet will work after every crack on the head.