I love this puffy, its all you need on the coldest days. and of course salomon has integrated plenty of pockets, which is a must. the color of the red is A LOT brighter in real life.

the Lord comes back this year with cooler graphics. the other change is that its made in Austria now, which gives it a slightly different feel, i think it stiffer torsionally.

can't go wrong! it as simple as that. Looks good, plus - warm and comfi.

I have gathered my fair share of hats over the years, but I find myself reaching for this one more often then any other. i went for the brownie, dig that color scheme! very comfi aswell, thats half the draw... nice and soft.

very impressed with this helmet. Theres nothing worse then a heavy helmet to make your huck neck last an extra 3 days. By contrast, the variant is WAY light. fits great too! ideal with smith goggles but I think most will fit it well.

and I know I'm not the only one! I used the 182 on resort for smaller dumps and after days. I've also been hearing about a very forward mount (1-2cm in front of progressive), I was riding mine about half way between the two lines which I Liked a lot. When I get my 190s they'll be my everyday skis around Alta/Snowbird.

ask anyone who cares about their skis staying on and they will tell you: Salomon. I've been riding these for a few years now, switched over from the 916s. Best binding, only come off when I want them too. When you need to have utmost confidence in your binders, this is the only way to go. Well you could track down some 916s but these are lighter, better.

these perform as advertised, my favorite boot of all time. 2 buckles is half the work with all the benefits and they are dry! I like to unbuckle while hiking and whatnot, no snow or water gets inside the shell, and I've put in many a boot pack in them. AND they ski as good as my falcon race.

all mountain freeride. a true one ski quiver. holds on hard snow, floats in pow, slight rocker for extra ease. full wood core, with basalt top sheet. these are lively yet damp, my opinion: salomon hit this one out of the park.

I should have gotten this stuff YEARS ago for my bag, oh well better late than never! works great, definitely improved the loft of the down as well.

I've been wearing this as my second layer on cold days. its also a great baselayer, very warm, and I like having the pocket too, gotta have a chest pocket of some sort. and probably the best part is: no stink!

outta the ski boots and into these flipflops. the softest most comfortable flipflops i've ever had. they're great!

hiking, traveling, and damn near anything else. these pants are sweeeeet! (time will tell if they are as good as my first pair - which are freakishly durable!)

another great bar from probar, i love all their bars but these are especially tasty ;)

I really like how you can wear them as sandals or shoes. the convertible heel folds down totally flat so they are very comfortable in sandal mode, great for slipping them on & off.

I think everyone should own at least one pair of these pants. they are the toughest pants in the world!

just picked up a couple new shirts for summer. I like this one a lot, very soft against the skin. light, loose, and cool. I've been using it alot for mtn biking, but its good for relaxing in too.

very light and comfortable, stays loose, perfect for the summer.

I use this thing for everything: water, Gatorade, cocktails, you name it. no leaks, that's also key.

great shades. nice full size frame thats light. other glasses I've had squeezed my head too much. these I can wear all day long.

Great coverage, perfect amount of wrap for my face. light weight, they stay put without squeezing too much. polarized & lifetime warranty!

I like this bag a lot, but agree that it may not cut it for extended cold camping.

definitely all I need in a harness, at least for now. I've used it mostly for canyoneering, and found it plenty comfortable (at a comfi price!).

I love the fit of these goggles, feels so comfi and nice. Lenses are badass. 5 stars all around.

I love this ski for the groomers when I want to lay down some tight to medium radius turns. so fun!

I just got one and feel dumb for not having done so long ago. almost weightless, and so easy to where. I really can't think of a reason not to have one.

pretty sick just having the suit to suit up in. base layer and the one piece, geter done. great vents and pockets. also kept me dry in many a storm.

great boots, very comfortable and warm. I think they are going to give me years and years of service, they are built well. for extra/normal room for toes go a 1/2 size up.

I've been using the trekkers for a while now...consistent-use over 4 yrs and they are still getting the job done, trouble free (knock on wood). I really like when i take them off at the top and step back into my 9-16s...that is priceless in itself. certainly wish they were lighter...but oh well. just make sure you adjust them at home before going out and you should be good.

burly shovel...shovels the hardest snow effectively

these gogs are sweet on all levels. at first i thought the peripheral vision might not be that good beause the frames are on the smaller side, but they actually wrap enough so that you get great vision to the sides. no fogging issues and the lenses are holding up well.

I just wanted to add to my review. you gotta ski these boards with you weight forward, you should only lean back when you wanna haul-ass and make long turns. when I first got on 'em i wanted to lean back at the end of the turn and push the tail into the pow, but that doesn't really work with these. they turn SOOO easy when your shins are pushing on the tongues of your boots.

so far, i've been wearing them as my everyday shoe and to the gym. the lightness and breathability are both excellent.

these boards absolutely rip. if you like a high performance ski, not some noodle, then you'll like the fury. they slice through ice as well as crude. very stable at speed, awesome on groomers. full wood core, definitely a race inspired ski, highly recommended.

i jumped on these back east, and took a few runs on them. I expected them to be good, but they were more like 'freaking rad'. not as stiff as the fury, but they there was definitely no slipping on ice. i loved ripping tight gs turns on the hurricanes.

i've skied these boards alot and think they are great. the 188s are 101 underfoot so they offer good floatation in the pow. i like that they rip on groomers and also have the versatility of a twin tip.

I found this hoody a great fit this fall. nice wind blocking when I'm on my bike and its 38 degrees out. good wind blocking & water resistance. comfortable too.

nice polarized lens, strong stylie frame, great eye coverage. rad shades for whatever you can dish out. great for biking and going to breakfest. 5 *s, love it!

definitly love it. you can milk every last pow turn without wallowing out in the flats. nothing will get you through funky snow conditions like a rocker. I really like that the tail is not reverse cambered to, i hate not having a tail to press on when i need it. its a lot of ski but also incredibly manueverable.

like i said last year: longer skis just do somethings better. things like: remain stable at high speed, give you a bigger sweet spot for stomping airs, and great float. they have sidecut too so when things are firm you won't be sliding your turns around, you'll be laying arcs!

the czars are a great ski. the wood core makes them feel incredibly stable without overdoing the stiffness. I skied these alot last year so I know they are built to last. I think that makes them a great value too. I live the rockered tip, it lets me smear turns whenever and whereever I want. you feel like a kid in candy store in average chopped up conditions. Five stars for sure!

I got to ski the Lord a few times last year, and loved it. You can really feel the solidity of the wood core. nice turned up tail. this ski will dominate the east coast and is a GREAT all around ski.