These skis are sick. The mounting point is very crucial with the reverse camber--you don't want to go too far forward as it makes the tip go lower, but if you mount them on center or back, then that might be what causes you to feel your tails washing out. I mount them 2cm forward (I usually mount my skis forward anyways) and find it just right for my weight & skiing style on the 186cm length. Enjoy!

These are awesome for mainly indoor (inside tents or houses in the winter) use, or outdoors on dry ground--they don't have a thick sole for outdoor use in snow or wet ground, but I've used them winter camping where I run to go pee or something (but mainly stay on dry ground) and they stay perfectly dry and warm.

My feet are fairly average size, and I absolutely love this climbing shoe. It's not, like, super comfortable or anything--but it's the right type of fit to performance ratio for a pretty beginner climber like me. The velcro is awesome!

these are the best possible combo between a sweatpant and a fleece pant, but they look better than both of them. So comfortable & soft!

this sweatshirt is so cozy and soft!

I guess it never really gets THAT cold in Tahoe, but I find these to be super comfortable and always warm enough even on the stormiest days at Squaw. I personally cut those strings off, they bother me; but otherwise, these are probably my favorite gloves.

I like this product; it's small and very easy to use, and awesome for traveling in places where you want to treat the water from the tap. In the backcountry, I guess I prefer a pump...I found the taste of the water we treated with this to be overly chlorine-y. We might have been overdosing it, though. At any rate, I'm glad I have it, and continue to use both methods depending on the needs.

These feel like a sweatpant when you're wearing them; stretchy and comfortable and very easy to move in. They are my favorite pant for touring on sunny days, or snowshoeing, etc.

a micro-fleece hoodie with a little bit of gathering to give a good fit--I wear this one all the time.

I have a black one, and I have been wearing it for over a year; I haven't experienced any shedding whatsoever! I love how comfortable and soft it is, and the silky (shiny) look makes it feel like you're a bit more "fancy" than wearing a plain old fleece. ;)

getting stoked for winter. This jacket is perfect for storm days when it's dumping out--keeps you warm and dry if it's snowing (you might get wet if you're out in the pouring rain for a while, but otherwise you'll stay toasty) and it's a longer length, which I love. Good pockets & features, too.

I like this sports bra better in the colder months--it is really comfortable for wearing all day long (skiing, etc.), and has two layers of material in the front which I appreciate for layering, etc. I still wear it in the summer for running, biking, etc., but I love it in the fall, spring and winter the most!

These are super light, stay put, and never fog--they sit in such a way that the sweat doesn't get on the lenses either (when I'm running or biking), which I like, because they rest fairly high on my nose.

I have been using these almost every time I've biked or ran this summer, and I love the fit and the coverage of these glasses. They stay put, feel lightweight on my face, and are a perfect larger sunglass for active stuff.

These shorts are a breeze--comfortable, lightweight, no chafe...a perfect running short.

This jacket is the perfect weight for all year--it's so useful that I just keep one in my backcountry ski pack all season just in case. It packs down really well, and is so comfortable on--great for winter when you just got to the top of the hill and are cooling off a bit to go under your shell for the way down, or for chilly nights outdoors in the summer you wouldn't need anything heavier.

I use this jacket for spring skiing, spring/summer/fall running/snowshoeing, biking, hiking...whatever. It is super lightweight and packable and comfortable.

This hat is my favorite for wearing under a helmet when skiing.

These pants are super comfortable and sweet for everything from hanging out, yoga, gym, airport, etc. I have the black and they are awesome!

This bag is super fun and handy for everything...I've even started using it as a de-facto purse if I don't feel like carrying a "purse..." It is small and light and awesome for traveling, or hauling gear to the mountain, gym, wherever. You can throw it in your luggage to put dirty laundry in while you're traveling, too!

This bag is super light and very cool looking....I love it, and it's a good one to take on a big trip or even backpacking when you are going to be staying in one spot for a few days--you can just throw it in your luggage for day hikes or cruising around a city.

it's all about the practicing and knowing how to use it--but I absolutely think this beacon is straightforward, simple, and I haven't found it to be bulky or weird to wear, perhaps I'm just used to it.

This pack is awesome for all-day backcountry skiing--the skis go on easy, and I love the top compartment for snacks and camera and sunscreen, etc. Not the lightest pack out there but the function and fit make up for it.

I love this pack for long-ish mountain bike rides (but I use it on short ones, too)--I can fit a pump and spare tire and small tool, etc., in the same compartment with the water, and then I just use the bungees to put a light jacket on the outside, & snacks in the snack pocket. My only advice is not to store water in the bladder when you're done for the day (overnight, etc.)....I feel like it wears down the seals over time and makes it a bit more drip-prone.

This helmet is really light and easy to wear, and I love the magnetic goggle clip. I always wear it with a beanie underneath, and sometimes I wear the goggles under and sometimes over--it's nice to have the option in the same helmet with no fuss.

My favorite trail running shoe--I run in Tahoe on trails with sharp rocks, and these hold up quite well and are nice and grippy. The fit is great, I have a pretty standard foot and these feel like a traditional fit. They feel great hiking, as well, and I only run on a little bit of pavement but haven't noticed a problem there at all.

This top is really comfortable--I love that it's wool and it's still so soft. I am a standard medium and it is a bit baggy but I like that--I don't like a skin tight top usually, and it feels more like a normal shirt than a "long underwear" looking thing. The best thing about it is that you can wear it multiple days in a row and it never smells and is always warm! ;) Helpful if you can't always do laundry.....

These are SO comfortable--super soft wool that keeps you warm even when snow gets down your back. They are definitely a baggy fit, and they might stretch just a bit, leaving them loose and SO comfortable--you can totally wear them to the grocery store with a long sweatshirt and not feel like you're wearing long undies. I wear them every day that I can!

This tent is super cool as a backpacking/car-camping tent--it has straight walls on each side making it incredibly roomy, and the mesh sides and top are awesome on a clear night--it feels like you are sleeping outside. It is easy to set up after you do it one time, with some very ingenius snap-in fasteners. The only drawback is due to its height vs. footprint, if it's pretty windy out, the top blows back and forth a bit. This can be solved pretty well by putting on the rain fly and really staking it down tight.

This pack is super light and comfortable--the top-loading zipper is extra nice, with the top zipper pocket for sunscreen, headlamp, snacks, etc.
The pack I believe is meant for superlight, long day hikes but I've even used it for shorter backcountry ski days--it ends up a bit small for everything I had when I was bringing crampons, etc., but for shorter tours it would be nice and light, and the skis can go on it ok for bootpacking in a pinch. I love the stretchy pocket on the front of the pack--perfect for a water bottle and your friend can grab it for you easily and slip it back in and it doesn't fall out.