there are a few super great things about these bindings. 1) the toe-cap strap can be used as a cap or as a toe or somewhere in between. my friends have the burton toe-cap strap and it seems to fall off the front of their boot all the time. 2) the bindings stay 'open' most of the time when a foot is not strapped-in, thus making a quick entry while skating much easier. they have these rubber band type things that makes the bindings actually open-wide for your foot when unstrapped. i have the B&W and they look great! very adjustable (more than average humans will need) baseplates are soft and offer landing cushion.

this shirt is pretty tough and will be a good addition to your layering. I got the Large and feel that the sizing is smaller than you would think. I am so happy i didnt buy the Medium based on "ronin sariq"s review. In fact i maybe should have gotten the XL even though there is no XL in my closet.....

I bought a couple of these in different colors. basically these will not be any good untucked since they will reach your knees. so snowboarding or other cold weather uses are all you will get this for. the fabric is really nice and soft and wicking. if you are over 6'6" then this would probably be a perfect t-shirt for you....

I definitely would only use under-gloves anymore. they look so much cleaner thatn over-gloves circa the 1980's. These gloves are super tough and feel like you could hold lava. the Larges are a bit tight on me and i always wear Large. This is probably due to the nice removable lines included

i love these gloves for all riding conditions. They have long wrists that go up underneath your jacket sleeves. Only once or twice have they gotten wet, but that will happen in warmer temps and melting snow. There is nothing better than leather gloves! Sometimes these are too warm even though they appear thin...

It looks like there is a bottom compartment for just boards. then an upper compartment for boots, bindings and clothes. there is also another top compartment for toiletries and stuff. all of the compartments are waterproof so you keep things dry or wet on preference. the wheels look tough and the material will definitely last a long time. I have not taken this on the plane yet but it holds 4 snowboards right now....

these pants seem like capris (too short in the legs) but that is to make room for your socks only in the boot. that is a good idea but may look wierd the first time you try it. i wear pants size 34 and needed the XL to fit into...i guess they run small?

this pot is super light, and strong. good for cooking ramen or coffee/tea. comes with a good mesh bag and spork.

pretty dope shirt that fits true to sizing. the inside is silky and smooth while the outside looks more tough-guy. The buttons are nice since they are pull-apart. the only bad thing is the outside is more t-shirt than tough weather flannel

These pants are pretty standard/normal for all of the technical outerwear that Burton produces. I wont use gear under 10K waterproof/breathability so these just made the cut. These pants run pretty small, which i have found to be the case for almost all Burton pants/bottoms. I returned the L for XL and i wear 34-36 size pants for extra comfort.

I bought 3 colors of this shirt and like them all pretty well. They are not too long so you dont need to tuck-in the bottom. The material is very nice and soft.

I bought this jacket because of the technical traits of Double Gore-Tex. I also believe that the waterproof/breathability rating is at least 15K, i would never buy anything under that. The jacket has a lot of options, and pockets. The color i got was Brown which is OK, but i would have preferred a better color. The neck/face has a bit of insulation which is nice if you are fully zipped and it is cold.

I bought this jacket and later returned it. There were not very many good features on the jacket and the waterproof/breathability was only 10K. The size Large also was a bit too restrictive for me and i am not an Xl person.