Some things are corky, some things are unique, some things are stylish and some thing are just stupid

These are just stupid, you will never see a worse sight than you wearing these in the mirror, the fold up tight up not any more compact than the lowriders, and the sound is basically what you would expect, pretty awful...but that's %100 to be expected so I didn't knock any stars off for that. They are just so weird, which was also to be expected, but once you open them up and put them on it's on a whole new level of weird.

I bought these for 8 dollars (shipped) and still regret it, I'm puzzled by their very existence in this universe and am currently looking for someone to take them off my hands.

These are modeled of the Koss Portapro, at this price you might as well get the real thing since the portapro headphones are supposed to be very very very good sounding, and if you want something "stylish" then get the Skullcandy Lowriders, I hate the lowriders but finally found something I hate more...the pick ups

ugh

This jacket doesnt really have much technical performance, but for some reason i still wear it 4+ days a week in the nothwest. In my opinion is is quite fasionable, clean and simple, but a little annoying when you can start a club of Denali Wear-ers everywhere you go! Its very warm, and really comfortable because its soft fleece inside and out. I like the pockets and pit zips (not mesh lined), and its sooooo light too. The bad part is that its not windproof at all, after you've worn it for about a week the fabric stretches and just lets all air pass thru without a fight, and that makes the warmth of the fleece useless. In your normal size it is pretty roomy and too bulky to layer under a shell, but in a size down it will work ok as a layer, but be REALLY hot so high-output activites like snowboarding would not be a good idea with this as a layer. The nylon panels are very waterproof with the DWR and can easily withstand a light shower, but the rest gets wet and nasty and doesnt dry very quickly.

The optimal use ive found for this is just casual, with a sweatshirt under it most of the time...besides that its good for any cold weather environment that is not windy or rainy - which i cant really call an example to mind.

I gave it 4 stars because i really like the jacket as a casul piece, but its lacking performance.

This is a really great jacket if you are built right. Size up regardless, and then size up twice if you're still not sure.

I put it through some pretty good tests before finally returning it, it regulates heat and moisture very well, sheds water so well that the back of your jeans will be soaked in a rain storm, and breaths well when you get hot on the mountain. The material is as soft and stretchy as a cotton hoody but as strong as a full blown shell

It stretches out about a 1/3rd of a size after you wear it a few times, I ended up returning it because the fit just wasn't right. I'm a perfect large in TNF and this was in an XL was very slim and long comparatively. Still looking for a jacket with the same performance and price....nothing so far

I'm a guy, and picked up the 09/10 models for $80 from an undisclosed location to use on my park board...Ideally I would have bought pair of guys binding but they fit by boots and I couldn't pass up the deal.

That said, these are really comfortable. From a board feel/response perspective these were indistinguishable from my [men's] cartel ESTs....I wouldn't be able to tell the response of the two bindings apart if my life depended on it.

From a comfort perspective however they are worlds apart. Since I bought them my cartels have cut off my circulation after half a day and pinched the toe box on my boots. These solved both problems and for the first time ever I couldn't "feel" my bindings...I was just hooked to by board securely with no discomfort

Move over Burton Cargo Pant, there's a new king of sub $200 dollar pants. I can't believe how affordable these are, the material is thick and quality, and even has a nice lining. They are plenty weatherproof, just like you would expect. They fit great, nice and roomy so you don't have to size up to be comfortable.....and they're oakley!!

The only con is the pockets: there's only 3, and of those 3 the 2 front pockets are impossible to zip up while you're wearing them...so I just leave em closed and never open them because they're so hard to work with.

That doesn't even warrant a star being taken off though because for the price you could buy a second pair, go to a tailor and have him add as many pockets as you want with the material from the second pair...and then still have saved some money over more expensive pants!

Seriously a great deal, I'm excited to have a pair

This took a 3 year old Oakley jacket that was beat to crap, and made it work like new!

I washed it with regular detergent, then with the tech wash, then with the TX direct and this is the result, the best thing is that it's not even a heavy duty high end hardshell, just run of the mill cheap snowboarding jacket material

10oz of Tech wash and 10oz of TX direct did me good for two pairs of pants and two jackets in a front loading washer... ~5~7 bucks a piece aint bad!

I got the "Shoe Blue" colorway, and after a few weeks of basically no use, there's been some really severe discoloration of the soft touch rubber. I used these snowboarding for a half a day and then for a few hours casually hanging out at Starbucks. After those two uses most of the edges have been discolored to a nasty green color, they look absolutely terrible and the wear does not match the use at all. I haven't abused them at all, most of the times I've stored them they've been put back into the included soft bag! The only other place I've stored them naked is in my Dakine mission which has a grey interior which I don't think would rub the blue and make green.

Thanks to Backcountry's awesome return policy I get to recoup this bad purchase, had it not been for the discoloration I'd be totally happy keeping them because they're just fine for what they are, yes they are definitely not studio quality reference monitors, but you can't snowboard in those can you?

I've used these as liners about 13 days this season, and they're already been ruined. The index finger has complete been torn to shreds and can't stay on my finger because the holes and rips are too much. I didn't get them to save my hands, make me warmer, block wind or provide any protection from the elements. I got them purely to reduce friction while frequently putting my gloves on and off, they worked well for that but with the light use I've put on them they shouldn't have been destroyed so easily

These goggles hands down solved all the problems I had with my previous pairs, I'll break it down

-EG2: Fogged almost instantly in all conditions except bright sun, couldn't wear a helmet or face mask as both made the fogging much worse
+Phenom: Never fogged on me all day, from a little rain in the morning, to getting pow blasted in my face while riding, to a break in the clouds, to hiking a little uphill and getting pretty heated while wearing my variant brim, to the blistering cold after the sun went down these didn't fog once!....and all in the same day!

-Mace: Really heavy and stuck out way far from the face
+Phenom: Totally light and have a low profile fit

-Fenom (VZ): bad selection of low light lenses
+Phenom (Smith): Sensor mirror is INCREDIBLE!!!! I've never seen a lens that can make the surface appear brighter and more natural looking in cloudy "blue" light, it's like shining a flashlight on the entire mountain, even at night I've never been able to see so clearly, much better than VZ's blue night lens

-A Frame: terrible pressure on the forehead and just tiny all-over
+Phenom: It's been a while since I had my A Frames but these are about the same size if I remember correctly, they provide a more even fix because the frame appears to distributes it's size horizontally instead of vertically, giving you more side to side vision and keeping pressure even and off the forehead

The only con I can think of for these is the lack of mirrored lenses, but other brands have those covered pretty well. If you want pure function then these have to be the way to go.

After riding in these two days I sold my EG2's and bought another pair with the Platinum mirror lens. I've been sold on Smith's optics, they don't mess around and really know what they're doing instead of just trying to look cool

I used my old Icons on and off the mountain, but these new ones are pretty uncomfortable unless you're wearing a beanie. I originally praised them quite a bit but looks like I will end up returning them because I can't use them without a beanie. Your milage may vary

Childish looks, terrible color schemes, flimsy build quality, loose and unstable fit, tinny and weak sound with tons of distortion, overall bad product...It's only right that these are getting far less popular as more stylish and better sounding headphones are slowly getting released. Check out the WeSC oboes, they aren't perfect either but light years ahead of these.

This jacket doesnt really have much technical performance, but for some reason i still wear it 4+ days a week in the nothwest. In my opinion is is quite fasionable, clean and simple, but a little annoying when you can start a club of Denali Wear-ers everywhere you go! Its very warm, and really comfortable because its soft fleece inside and out. I like the pockets and pit zips (not mesh lined), and its sooooo light too. The bad part is that its not windproof at all, after youve worn it for about a week the fabric stretches and just lets all air pass thru withought a fight, and that makes the warmth of the fleece usless. In your normal size it is pretty roomy and too bulky to layer under a shell, but in a size down it will work ok as a layer, but be REALLY hot so high-output activites like snowboarding would not be a good idea with this as a layer. The nylon panels are very waterproof with the DWR and can easily withstand a light shower, but the rest gets wet and nasty and doesnt dry very quickly.

The optimal use ive found for this is just indoor casual, with a sweatshirt under it most of the time...besides that its good for any cold weather environment that is not windy or rainy - which i cant really call an example to mind.

I gave it 4 stars because i really like the jacket as a casul piece, but its lacking performance.

This is one small, tight, tapered jacket. Me - 5 feet 9 inches, 33 waist, 180-185 lbs. average build, not really skinny nor fat, just average. I ordered the medium because I am a medium in everything, and I heeded BCs advice "In your normal size, the Stoic 2.0 is a trim, weatherproof shell for fast, three-season alpine assaults."when I put on the jacket the waist was so tight that it was a struggle to engage the zipper. Around the waist and stomach area it is VERY tight at tapered, no room anywhere "nothing gets between me and my stoic" type of fit. it is the perfect length however, a few inches below the waist.going up it kinda fans out, not tight across the shoulders or chest at all, fits like an upside down triangle. Sleeves are roomy but not flapping around, and are great length, not long or short.I have to send it back but my regular size was just too small, I couldnt really move or bend and could not fit even a thermal under it really...its just to small to be shell, but im really bummed I have to send it back because it felt sturdier and more high quality than any jacket I have owned before (gore tex included)

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The large is now my go to jacket, well for the few days ive had it, review coming soon

matches the stock straps on my fullswing4 perfectly, easy installation...just dont be stupid like me and forget to order the correct amount, comes in packs of two

No way, i finnaly found exactly what i was looking for! anyone else sick and tired of wanting a long jacket but they are all too big and floppy? well the search ends here. Sig fit is awesome, im 5'9, 180 average build and the small fits just like my favorite sweatshirt, fairly tapered but not constricting at all, and not balloning out towards the bottom and middle...its pretty long, sure long enough to keep all that snow out, even when you lift up your arms. Basically it fits like a tall-tee, not a fat-tee like most jackets. Also the radical green color is a lot brighter than pictured, very vibrant. Zipper is a little difficult and usually gets stuck at the top, but the collar is very tall and protective. the hood is very small, no helmet with this thing, those problems arent enough to take away a star tho cuz im so stoked on the perfect fit :-)