Super easy to pack (attaches to webbing or even a headlamp with ease). Tons of uses.....you'll figure them out. Lightweight and inexpensive. I can't complain about anything!

I can see where the feedback about the faulty battery door is a concern but I have not had an issue yet. Lights well enough for my needs and priced reasonably. Good value.

Rafting, hiking, camping...pretty much handles everything. Very comfortable and super durable (not to mention re-soleable).

I use mine as a layer more than anything but this certainly makes a good "going to town flannel". Wish there were hand pockets, but otherwise solid.

Wish it folded like some of my others, but a solid option. Stays in my car-camping gear permanantly.

I have not tested this on anything else yet, but it certainly rejeuvinates my old shells. Cheap, easy, and effective.

Very handy mess kit. Has more than you think you need, but comes through when least expected. The cutting board is bomber. I pack smaller items inside the bowl to save space, but this isn't the most lightweight gear anyways.

I have the half-finger version of these and loved them. I used mine as a zipline guide all summer and they held up moderately well until doing some mach-chicken tandems. The mesh makles them super comfy and keeps you from sweating, both of which were appreciated in the summer heat. They made it all season but sadly needed some duct-tape alterations to finish it out.

I bought these for my girlfriend and she loves them. They are super comfy and warm. She does not like how the ankle drops near the heel, otherwise 5 stars.

I got the 3-pack of varying sizes. The bleeder valves make things super easy to compress, but are also the weakest point....be sure to avoid crushing them or they cease to function. Stoic should consider plastic coated brass like Big Agnes uses to avoid the issue. Other than that, these are a solid dry/compression sack for any need.

I use mine for zipline guiding. Super durable (it has fallen from 50 feet among other damage). The weak spot is the cap, which tends to cross-thread easily and also can pop loose from hard impacts.

These deliver as stated. Simply amazing. I am never going back to my old boxers after wearing these for thwe past two months.

Definately made for a medium or bigger face. Super comfy foam. Wide view. Rarely fog on hikes, never fog when boarding. I have 2 pairs now, something I used to only say for my Oakley a-frames. Solid choice for a goggle.

What more can I say? Meets all my needs and at a great price.

Ample space for all your necessary gear and well designed pockets for them. Plenty of extra room to carry other layers, extra socks, goggles, etc. Pack also has compression straps to keep bulk at a minimum. I snowboard and the carry options are great! The lifetime warranty is just icing on the cake.

Very quick to use, which is crucial if needed. Pretty light for it's length which is also a plus.

Simple, light, and easy to use. Three antennas to help with locating. What's not to love?

Great insole for my snowboarding boots! Popped these in and my feet have never felt so good in my boots, whether it be a pow day or crusty tree lines. Highly reccomended!

Great battery! Do NOT get a generic one as they never seem to have the same lifespan! I wish these lasted longer as it is or I would give 5 stars.

I did a fair mount of research before purchasing the GoPro. In terms of video options, clarity, etc it is dead even with other major camcorders. Distinct advantages are the near bomb-proof case and being waterproof up to 180'. Simple to use. Be sure to get a second battery as they only last about 2 hours (whihc is the major limitation, not the storage size). I use two 16GB calss 10 cards with 2 batteries. I also found that recording in 720p @ 60fps is best for making vids so the slow-motion segments look seamless. I have dropped this from over 6' to flat concrete with no issues beyond a minor scuff to the case lens area. You want durable, functional, and lightweight then look no further.

Great tool to carry in a cargo pocket. Though these usually only last for one season before you lose the most used bits and before the ball-bearing locking system fails. Price offsets the lifespan.

This is one of the few helmets to be fully certified. Great fit for me at least. Good value. I have the knit visor pads and love them for winter goggles!

Very warm and comfortable boot. Stiffest soft boot I have used yet, beating out Salomon F-series and Malamutes, Van's Fargo and Contra, and Burton DriverX and Ions. 32 doesn't have anything stiff enough to compare to. Great internal harness to complement the BOA Focus lacing...my feet and ankles can't believe how awesome these are. Not a huge fan of the colors, but these perform well.

Great pair of Gore-Tex pants! Durable, comfortable, dry and wind-proof. Great pockets. Fits slightly baggy, but not "gangsta".

If you check my other reviews you will see I am a die-hard Oakley fan. I have never had an issue with their products, warranty, customer service, etc. This is the first time I am not giving them full marks, which is a surprise. I have these in the chrome/dark lens and will upload a pic when I have one.

Single biggest complaint: the lens does reflect your eyes/face on them from the inside. It is rare, but it does happen and it is annoying.

These "fit" me right out of the box, despite my big noggin. Yes, they do seem to be a tight fit because of the shape, but that ensures they don't fall off your face when running from the law or if you roll your car over in a hot pursuit.

Others have complained about these not being "wrap around"....thise are not Jacket's or Juliet's...they are aviator-style and function perfectly as such. So take other feedback as you will, but these function as intended with the design. Don't complain about something they were not meant to do!

Being the first production run, I am happy. I only hope Oakley works on the lens issue and maybe allows for adjustments so others can get a more comfotable fit.

Temp seems a bit off at times, but that could be from working in the garage. Works much better than a standard clothes iron and is quite durable (this is my second one in 5 years and my first one easily waxed over 1000 boards). Great starter and travel iron. I wish there was a better mechanism to keep the cord up and out of the way.

I owned these in silver/chrome for over 2 years before losing them. They work great for apres activities, driving, and more. They fit well, are very durable, and look great. Not the best for bright days on the water or in the open if you have sensitive eyes, but still the best pair of aviators I have owned. Replacing them very soon with another pair, which is a first for any other sunglasses brand other than Oakley.

Bought to replace my forgetten Sony headphones of a similar design. Excellent sound quality, moveable buds off the ear support to hear without turning off music, softer ear hooks than the Sony ones, and a double-connect cord. All around great product.

Bought this and only downside is the few pockets: two hand, one chest, one internal media. Don't get me wrong, it works great, but I wish I had more pockets! Bought a large and fits well for 6'2" 215#, but my lenghty arms almost never fit anything.

aide from the great field of view, durability, etc of the Feenom, these goggles are money. As a stand alone, they work great and the ladies do indeed like them.

While I wanted the Feenoms, truth be told I was sold on the LEgit Kit to round out my gaper outfit. Yes, this is that money...and so is my one-piece.

Solid construction, yet relatively light. Excellent customization....more than Burton bindings, but I understand some reviewers were stuck in the "Burton mindset" and finally got freed from their prison. Ratchets are not the most user friendly, but I spend most of my time shredding, not ratcheting in.Great padding to stomp landings off bumps, cornices, cliffs, etc. Canting makes spreading my stance 3" like nothing, also reducing my boot-out as I wear US 11.5 boots. AMAZING response from this binding....gives an honest feel under foot of what a real binding is like, not a sloppy park feel. Learn to set it up for your riding and your edge-to-edge transitions will be lightning fast and your edges will dig in and hold forever. Really soft strap setup that can be customized to you as well. All around great binding, but contrary CADs are NOT the most adjustable binding: www.Catek.com if you need FR2's (I have a pair of those as well).

I am 6'2" 215#. I ride hard, fast, and agressively. I like trees, steeps, pow, etc. I have been riding for 19 years and this is my first Never Summer deck. I bought the Titan TX 169.

Heavy deck, but I guess that's what you get for a quality made product backed by a 3 year warranty (suck on it, Burton!). FAST base! Incredible stability and excellent edge hold, including on ice. Great pop off the tail as well. Very well constructed, including a full-wrap edge.

Two issues: 1) Nose is MUCH softer flex than tail, making pow great, but tight turns in the trees can see you buckle over and crash out. 2) lower tail rise makes negotiating trees switch-stance very hard, but also ridign switch in pow nearly impossible.

I have ridden plenty of equipment, but this board is a machine. I needed to learn to ride it for the way it was built (the flex pattern, tri-sidecut, and directional shape shold be a clue). Once you do ride it as intended, this is a beast....lightning fast, pops off bumps/cliffs/etc like nothing, lands softly and smoothly, rails turns at any speed, and has taken a hell of a beating in the short time I owned it and never anything it can't spring back from.

Tested in various conditions at Afton Alps (MN), Breck, Keystone, Vail, Beaver Creek, Copper, Moonlight Basin, and Grand Targhee. It rides it all...end of story.

Just got this cheap on tramdock. Work great for boots. Use a power inverter for your car and have your boots warm when you need to put them on. Packs small for travel. The only drawback is a feature a very similar one I had before this had: secondary arms that extended opposite the boot ones to simultaneously dry gloves. Sure, this isn't marketed as such, but it is a simple addition they shoudl have done (especially for the retail price on this). My old one died after about 2 years of use, sometimes being left on over-night to dry multiple pairs of gloves/boots. Not as quiet as my Peet Feet dryer, but certainly not as large. Overall a good dryer for boots.

If applied correctly, these will stay put and last a long time. I love this style of stomp pad the most, as they work better due to the spacing, traction, and durability. Plus, if one were to fall off, you still have 8 others. The best one I have used is by Stomp, but those are hard to find. The Bakoda and Dakine ones are nearly as goood and you won't be dissapointed.

I have these and the PhD snowboard socks (which aren't sold here). I am a snowboarder, but both work great. Very soft, comfortable, and wicks moisture extremely well. I have 19" calves and these come all the way over them and stay put while maintaining comfort. These are way better than the Burton socks I had before.

Not the best, but not the worst. Worked well, especially blended for correct temp range. Good value for the price.

I purchased 2 pair of these last season and they are excellent, even after 85 days on the slopes. I am 6'2" 230#, and have very large calves and these still fit over them to the knee and don't fall down; despite this, they also do not cut circulation. Warm, wick moisture and keep my feet dry, and always comfortable. No odor as well, at least after washing :) Best sock ever.

Even with a big had and a helmet, these fit great. I have two pairs and love them. I have tried various goggles that friends have from Smith to Bolle to Dragon and more, but I love my A-Frames. Comfortable with a great field of vision. Easy to interchange lens's. Backed by Oakley's warranty and customer service (which I have never had a problem with after 10+ years of purchasing their products).

I have several lens's for my two A-Frames (some of which may not be available now). Standard persimmon, VR-50, Fire, Chrome Iridium, and HI Yellow. Depending on conditions and lighting, each have their uses. Fro blue-bird days I prefer the Chrome Iridium or Fire. For overcast days, the VR50 or persimmon come in handy. For flat light, night, or poor snow conditions I highly recommend the HI Yellow; this lens is my single most used, as it makes the definition stand out in everything. The HI Yellow is almost like wearing headlights if you ride at night! I will say this: each person's eyes are different, so which lens works best for you is subjective; read all feedback before making a decision.

I purchased these way back in 2002, although from Sunglasses Hut as they had exclusive Emerald lens's then. Since then I have purchased the Plasma Polarized lens' as replacements and love them even more. Extremely durable. Excellent vision and fit. Brought them to the Oakley store many times to get new ear-socks and nose-bombs, sometimes they even hook me up for free! I have had Jackets, Full-Metal Jackets, Five's, O-Wires, and more and these are my favorites. Excellent pair of sunglasses.

I got this as a gift last year. I already had an iron, scrapers, corks, files, etc. This is great to keep in your backpack. Assuming you have a few other essentials, this should round out your needs at home plus provide quick tuning options when on the slopes. Excellent value.

I have one of these for my 2 A-Frames. Works great, as described. Sure, some other tools wish it fit an extra lens, but it was never listed to do so, so why rate down? Rate a product on how it functions, not what you wish it could be...that is feedback for the manufacturer to improve it. That being said, the case works good and I simply keep my extra lenses wrapped in bandanas and stack them behind this in my backpack...works like a charm.

I have tried several other brands, and I admit I was skeptical of Under Armor (just like Nike), but these are amazing. They fit tight, but not like many others I have tried. They move with you and are not restrictive. I am a big guy, coming in at 6'2" and 230#, and the XL works great. I sweat easily, and these wick moisture better than anything I have tried and keep me warm and dry. Synthetic, but seem to not retain odor as easily as others. Excellent thermals.

4 stars due to durability, as the plastic around my lock-cores broke; I can still latch and use them, but can not lock them. Worked for about 75 days. I have a Yukon 168 (wide board) and a Mountain 159 (also wide). I could fit both of them and 2 others on this easily. Also note I did NOT need to use the inclines to do this and I have a Toyota Camry. Stop being lazy and fold your highbacks in completely, then ratchet the straps over them....should let boards fit upside-down on 90% of vehicles; common sense wins, and so do you!

Solid and reliable. Instructions and installation are easy. Transferable to multiple vehicles (with proper Q Clips). Well worth the money.

Very sturdy and durable. The paint and plastic end-caps will come off before these die. I simply sand and re-paint them before each snowboarding season. I super-glued the end-caps on and no longer have issues with them :) Yakima rates them for around 170#, but I am confident they could hold more; I'm sure that's just a precaution to cover their butt.

I have the regular version (non-visored liner). Liners interchange easily and snap into place. Very comfortable, light, and low-profile. Worn in 50° weather with no liner, or as cold as -38° with insulated liner and a neoprene face mask with no issues. Also fully rated helmet for safety, not a "hard-hat" rated piece of junk you get over-charged for (do some research if you don't understand). Highly reccomended.

I'm a big guy (6'2", 230#), so i got XL size and they are comfortable. Warm, wick moisture well, and definately water-proof. Excellent contruction compared to most golves I have purchased (this goes for DaKine in general). I wish they had safety straps along with the gauntlets, but they still function perfectly.

I'm sorry, but Burton makes the least durable gloves I have ever purchased. I had last year's Profile Mitts, plus this years Profile gloves (this product). Both went to hell within 30 days. The rubber palm/fingers suck and will cut/tear quickly. The stiching sucks on both the exterior and interior...both pairs had seam seperations between the interior gauntlet and the insulation, plus both had issues with stitch around the rubber and the fabric exteriors. They were very comfortable and warm for the few days they made it, but for the same price I can get DaKine which has lasted me at least an entire season, not a month.