This lightweight stove is perfect for backpacking trips, it boils very quickly with regular fuel even above 11.000 ft. And you can fit a gas canister as well as some utensils in the bag that comes with it.

Your buddies/boyfriend/girlfriend will never thank you enough for sharing some booze at the top with this awesome flask. Really cool design, very good content!
It is however hard to avoid spilling some if like me you do a quick and dirty transfer from a glass bottle on the trailhead parking lot.

Keeps your coffee or tea real warm after a day hitting the slopes, almost too warm actually. I usually leave the liquid cool down a bit before closing it. Haven't seen the construction issue other reviewers are experiencing.

For the reasonable price it's a very nice bag, light, packs small, and fairly warm. I have doubts about the 20F rating but I took it quite high in Colorado in late May, and I was very warm even with the hail/snow outside. A inner liner definitely helps.

Just as the other reviewers said, they are very stiff, pretty easy to tighten (putting them on is another story though, almost harder to do than for alpine skiing boots). They fit true to size in my opinion, at least compared to other burtons, and are nicely shaped so that my toes don't stick out to much even for my big feet. The Vibram sole is definitely a plus when you need to hike to the summit. Haven't been wearing them that much yet but they seem durable.

I lov'em, they are just perfectly supporting my arch and look great in rasta. Wear them all the time!