These bindings are awesome. I've got them mounted on all 3 pairs of skis I currently own and haven't had a single problem. I'm 6'4" and weigh 180-190 and ride a 9 DIN with them. I've never had any "premature ejections" with them nor have I ever wished they would come off and didn't.

Don't fall prey to thinking you're tougher than you are and need to ride the Jesters cause they go up to 16. Marker doesn't even recommend going higher than a 13!

This helmet is awesome. Nice and light weight, I barely even realize I'm wearing it. It keeps my head toasty on all but the coldest of January ski days too. When those days come I just throw a light hat on underneath and I'm set. If you want a helmet that isn't going to make you feel like a bobble-head then I don't see how you could go wrong with the Hi-Fi. On a side note this is the lightest helmet Burton/R.E.D. makes but it's also the lightest I've ever personally come across. I always check my friend's helmets and even smaller sizes (mines the XL) and womens' are still heavier.

These are awesome shoes. Comfort of slippers/moccasins with the sole and traction of a real shoe. I've worn them hiking, biking, working, in rain, and in snow. They have surprisingly good traction in the snow. I'd suggest Scotchguarding them when you first get them to make them 100% watertight.

You haven't poled til you've used Armada's moto style grip. I feel like I pole twice as well with the rounded grip compared to the molded hand/pistol grip type other brands use. Comes with pow and park baskets which is sweet. Super stylie on the slopes

UPDATED: Having used these for an entire season I have some problems with Armada as a company. The little red toothed rings that hold the different baskets on have a tendency to snap resulting in either not being able to swap baskets anymore or having the basket fall off completely. I contacted Armada multiple times and they never got back to me. I didn't buy these through Backcountry but it sounds like if I had they would have swapped me new poles. So be wary of buying them anywhere that doesn't have a solid dedication to customer happiness like Backcountry does. If you do have this problem you can use little zip ties to keep the baskets on, however this obviously makes it much less easy to swap baskets

Sweet looking goggle with quality Oakley lenses. The VR28 is a perfect tint for anyone looking to have a singe pair of goggles that work in any light. Got the helmet strap and everything fits nice and snug

Had this thing one season so far and it's been great. Got the locking cores so no one steals my racks or gear. The stickers are cool, it has camo and a pink one for the ladies. Had 5 pairs of skis on it at one time. I think they advertise 6 but if you ski anything 80mm or bigger at the waist 5 is pretty much your limit. I think they'd probably hold 3-4 pairs of powder boards, wouldn't know though as I've only had 2 pairs of fatties on there at once.UPDATE: The one downside I noticed with this rack is that it whistles. I didn't notice it when it was on my Jeep because I have it mounted sideways due to also having a spare tire on my rack. When mounted normally on a car it had a nasty whistle. Not sure if this was specific to my car only but it's worth mentioning. The car (an Accord) has a Yakima rack on it too.

These things are sick, I get a lotta compliments on them. Got the jacket too so I can rock the full suit in the park. Went with the white over the green after seeing it in a store

This jacket is sick. Got the matching pants so I can rock the full suit in the park. Only downside is it's not zip in compatible but it's got a light lining so it stays toasty with a sweatshirt or fleece under it in even the coldest weather. The light lining makes it perfect for early or late season riding. Super unique pattern that gets compliments all the time.