Great glasses. Bigger than the Gas Cans I had at the same time but just as comfy.

After loosing my Gas Cans I tried these out. They fit good but the lens are alot closer to my face than my old Gas Cans, took a little getting used to. I got the Matte Black ones and I love the look but liked the fit of the Gas Cans Better.

I've gone thru alot of Oakleys and I loved these for there simple design, to bad I lost them in the ocean. Comfortable for all day use, and they held up quite well to a couple years of abuse.

This is a great headlamp if you need extremely bright light, but I find it to be uncomfortable and rarely use it any more. I prefer the Princeton Tec Eos model.

Have this one and a Yukon HL but I use this the most. It's pretty small comfortable and very bright, the dimmer settings are nice feature. It seams to be pretty good with batteries to. Princeton Tecs customer is also top notch.

Great shoes especially on rocky uneven terrain where the stiff sole is put to it's best use. They are also on the heavy side. The gore-tex is a great feature and is definitely water proof but you don't really want to go stomping around in any puddles or streams with these, if you go in water above your ankle you'll have to take your shoes off to drain the water out. Other than that these shoes have served me well and been very durable.

Yes these do look dumb on your helmet, but when your riding with your buddies something funny or stupid always happens right, well put one of these on your head then you can have the footage to watch over and over and laugh your ass off! The quality of this camera is really amazing for $300, the sound is also really good too. I like to use the back plate with the holes in it for skiing the sound is deff better, just cove the holes with tape so the camera dose not get wet. Only draw back in performance is the snow dose get blown out on bright sunny days but it only really looks bad if your riding wide open bowls, there is no definition to judge the terrain and it's pretty hard to watch back on a monitor. Also if you crash hard you get the dreaded CMOS jelly vision to go along with your aches and pains. Be sure and get a class 4 or higher memory card, I usually use a 16gb PNY card I picked up from wall mart for $40 and it has worked perfect all season. Also if your going to use the helmet strap be sure you tether it to something you wont loose, way harder finding one of these in powder than a ski. I always have this with me ready to go, the footage I got last winter was worth it's weight in Gold!

Purchased this tent in 05 and it has served me well. Very easy to setup, and packs down pretty small good for a Kayak. Perfect size for one person and gear, two people is cramped especially if you move around while you sleep. The rain fly has worked very in heavy down pours and high winds, keeping everything comfy and dry inside. Highly suggest you buy the footprint with this, well worth it.

I've used this for car camping in my Van and haven't had a cold night yet, even with a couple below 0. I'm 6'1 200 and the bag fits a little small but overall pretty good. Also It's not to hard to get it in the stuff sac but I wish it we're a little bigger.

You can't beat these lens on a clear sunny day Period! just be sure to use a proper lens cloth when wiping them especially the inner lens as the tend to scratch easy.
On a cloudy overcast day I like the Persimmon lens, if you've got these two you pretty much have things covered.

Good looking and very comfy, fit is a little on the small side but it's a pretty safe bet to go with your normal. I rarely use the liner and my mellon stays plenty warm, the ear pads also keep your ears plenty warm. The finish tends to get scratched up but better the helmet than your head right! Fits good with Oakley Crowbars. Only drawback I can think of is it sounds like your in an airplane when your going fast due to wind noise in the vents.

A little on the heavy side but well worth it. The handle may no fit in all packs (approx 20") but it can be broken down into two pieces (approx 16.5")

Light, durable as hell and they look FN awesome. Can you buy a better ski pole? probably not.

Great beanie for casual use. I don't use it for skiing it's to short ( I wear an XL helmet)

These are my go to Base Layer when it gets cold and most other days to boot. They get the job done keeping you warm and dry, also do a good job of fighting odor and have been very durable.

Great all around base layer, keeps you warm and dry and also do a good good fighting odor. Also a nice alternative to tight fighting base layers.

These are my go to Base Layer when it gets cold and most other days to boot. They get the job done keeping you warm and dry, also do a good job of fighting odor and have been very durable.

These are my go to Base Layer when it gets cold and most other days to boot. They get the job done keeping you warm and dry, also do a good job of fighting odor and have been very durable.

These work really good under my snow pants in all but the coldest days, only complaint is the material holds odor more than my Under Armour & Burton base layers

Use these in my ski boots and they do a great job of keeping my feet dry

I've had one of these on my PFD for five years now and I am always using it, couldn't imagine not having it! It dose a pretty good job of holding an edge and has been very durable.

Used this to filter drinking water on a three week Kayak trip on Lake Powell and I worked flawlessly. Not really that fast but it's a valuable tool.

I used this paddle on a three week trip on Lake Powell, the weight of these along with the foam core blade made my days very easy when paddling at a medium pace. These really shine when you want to pick up the pace, great for getting in a daily work out. The adjustability is great for getting things just right especially on windy days.

These work pretty good for the price, but I still prefer a chamois or a micro fiber bag.

I have a pair of these on some Huge Troubles and they have been perfect. Kept me in when I need it and let me out when I got out of control, can't ask for more than that.

These things kill it everywhere, used them in everything from 2ft of SnowBird fresh to spring slush and they we're equally at home/fun in all conditions.

Got three seasons on these and they have been all I can ask for, not much of a park rat myself but they kill it on the rest of the Mountain and have been very durable

I had the 07/08 version of these, they we're really fun in fresh new snow but didn't do it for me in all the rest. Biggest dislike was in tracked out powder and crud, guess they we're a bit to soft for me. On a plus side they we're insanely light good for a touring setup.

These pants are so WARM! a little on the bulky side but well worth it when your in the freezing cold. It's also a pretty good idea to size up with these.

not the warmest or most water proof, but they are very comfy and durable.

Love the removable liner! Keeps you warm on cold days zip it out when things start to warm up and your set, and it also works in other Oakley Jackets

I've been using this jacket for three winter's, it's been nearly perfect. My only complaint is the side vent's on the jacket let in a cold breeze when going down hill (only a problem when skiing due to there position) The material cleans nicely , I have the Nickel Cell O (white) and it is still very bright and clean after three years. Be aware it fit's a bit large, I'm 6'1 200 and bought a XL probably should have got a Large

Great inexpensive tool for removing edge burrs.

If you not racing a brass brush is the only brush you need. Wax your skis often and after you scrape give it a couple swipes with this brush, you'll be happy you did!!

Been using this iron a lot for three years with no problems, I prefer using this over a regular home iron any day!! It dose a great job of holding temperature.

Three seasons with these and no problems at all, durable as hell. Just make sure to check the adjustment on the toe wings & toe height.

I really like the grips on these instead of traditional grips, also very easy to change the baskets. I have the adjustable version of these (JP v Julien) they are my go to pole for deep snow and touring, Love Them!!

Love the fit of these, especially the foam. Just be careful when wiping water of the lens so you don't scratch them

So comfortable & warm, if you try these on you will want to buy them! they are a little more bulky than my other pair of Hestra's (Fall Lines) but the extra warmth is well worth it.

great jacket, they fit big so if you normally wear XL size down and get L and it will fit perfect. Might not be the best in the coldest temps, but above 20f it's perfect. Looks great also!

I've wore these glove's a couple of times including a rainy/wet day in Tahoe and 15 degre day and they ket my hands warm and dry in both conditions. Highly suggest using the Hestra leather balm, be aware that this will darken the color of the bronco/natural gloves. I kinda think they look a little better though. And yes they are very comfortable.