Overall the fleece is very nice. The stretch panels on the sides are a plus. I have worn it quite a bit this spring and now into fall. The negative thing about this is the fit is a bit longer than I would have liked and it seems to be an athletic cut. A drawstring at the bottom would have been nice but it doesn't have that-would have helped since it fit me long. I would recommend this jacket still. Not as hot as the Khumbu and I like the stretch panels for better breathability and movement. I am 5'8 185lbs if that helps. I got the M

I like this lighter. works well and burns hot. Almost too hot. The flame is so hot when starting a fire it burns up the tinder. It seems to burn fairly efficient too. I have not filled it up much even though I have used it a ton and play with it all the time. It is pretty durable as well. Mine was thrown from my jeep on a bumpy road and shows no scars. Is it a necessary item? probably not unless wind is a huge factor. Using it with the brunton fuel tool to refill it is also a nice feature. but really I bought it cause it makes a cool jet engine sound when lit :)

tight at first, took a few trips sledding with the kids before I really got a great fit. I usually wear a 9.5 and ordered a 9.5. they actually felt tight but once they broke in the insulation formed around my foot and now they fit very nice. The toe is a little clumsy cause it is so tall but once I got used to it I didn't notice. The main reason I chose these was 400grams of insulation and they are very light for such a heavy duty boot. got 1 full winter in them with multiple snowshoeing trips and really very pleased. I would by them again.

at first I was spraying fuel everywhere but now I got the hang of it. You really need to get the tip pushed all the way in and turn the canister upside down. It reall is a handy tool. I use it all the time now with the Brunton Helios lighter and the Glorb lantern.

Bottom line it is a fun little piece that looks cool and people always comment on it. That was the bump to push it from 3 stars to 4. however, performance wise it is light, simple to use, small but really not that bright. It's like you need one more level to really make it useful. It is so close to being a very solid lantern but it needs to be a bit brighter. I still use it all the time and will definitely keep it. 3.5 - 4 stars

great choice. Not too warm-soft liner, not really for insulating but more for comfort. This is what I was looking for something light that I could use while winter hiking and snowshoeing. inside of the ankles is real solid durable material which was great for the snowshoes. prevents snagging and tearing. stretchy fabric allowed great easy movement. I can't say enough about how comfy they are. solid choice for active pursuits

Very nice jacket. I went with the L originally but later swapped it for the M. I am 5'8" 190ish and the L fir well but the sleeves were long and there was plenty enough room to layer. Problem is I wanted this to be the layer so I went to the M. fit me perfect. Very warm jacket and handles water very well. Best windproof jacket I have had. pitzips are money as well.

this jacket was much warmer than I anticipated which is great because I do not have to wear as many layers. however, I have now added the Arc'teryx Gamma MX to the lineup cause it is thinner and not as warm. I use it in the fall/spring in warmer temps or for more aerobic activities. The Sharp Point is a solid choice for winter. I use it by itself mostly-I think I have put a shell on once.

I was originally drawn to this bag cause of it's green color. I wasn't the bright orange, blue, red, yellow etc that a lot of the bags are. I use this bag for overnight backpacking or weekend backpacking in all conditions and it works well. On longer trips I take my down bag cause it is smaller. this does pack pretty small and comes with a good stuff/compression sack. I have used it in 0 degrees and it did pretty well. I would say 15-20 is really where you need to be to be completely comfy though. I have used it in the snow quite a bit and it insulates well even when it gets wet. Oh, and it's huge so you sleep a bit more comfy

I went with the Gamma MX after much thought and testing. I have a couple others that were just too warm and did not breath well. I rarely wore them cause I would get too hot with any physical activity. That is why I like this one. Thin, stretchy, moves well, not too warm, breaths well, and does a good job blocking wind. I usually wear a light base layer (short or long sleeve depending on the activity and the conditions) and in real cold temps I go for a light tee and a mid long sleeve base layer, usually merino wool. This combo has proven perfect for snowshoeing in 10 degree weather with wind. I also use it for running in winter and just kicking around town. The other jackets that were comparable were just too thin and focused too much on running or aerobic type stuff. The MX is great as an all around - multipurpose jacket. Worth the money. Ignore the "made in China" talk...

on some of the light trips I take I seem to pick some not so yummy food in effort to save weight. I decided I needed some salt and pepper to help out. went for this little fella and it has helped a ton. It is way light even when filled up. I have not ever had it leak even though I have dropped it many times it still has a tight seal. add some love to those nasty dehydrated meals.

now that I have this I take it even if I don't plan on eating a meal on it. I have used it for a solid base for my stove, a place to set stuff in the snow cave that I did not want to get wet (camera, dry food etc). It is so light and is the sides are short enough still that you can slide it pretty much anywhere in the pack. Great item.

this was a great addition to my gear closet. Very light-don't even notice it, strong and easy to clean. The metal has some flex to it but takes a lot to actually change the shape. Be careful cause putting boiling hot liquids in this means you're not touching it til it cools off.

really like the way this fits. I also have the dakine guide and this pack fits much better. You can tell Osprey has really got the comfort fit dialed. The ski and snowboard carry systems are easy to use and hold very secure. The shape is great too, allowing for maximum movement. I am 5'8" and I like the fit of the M

Love this thing. You can often find one stashed in my backpack in the event a barbecue breaks out and of course it has a permanent place in my backpack when camping or hiking. Very strong, light and sharp teeth. Highly recommend.

I replaced the Jetboil telescopic spoon with this one because I hated cleaning the jetboil utensils-lots of grooves and stuff to clean. This spoon works great to reach in the jetboil cup. The edges are also curved good to fit the contours of most cups and pots. Very light and fits anywhere.

As the title to this review says, if you have the pot you need this piece. It folds nice and can be stored in both the cup or the pot easily. Light and strong. The only gripe I have is when everything is set up the pot and support is slippery and loose fitting. I still give it 5 stars because I do not know how else to do it.

I have this and the fork but now prefer the Backcountry.com Long Handled Spoon Item #BCC0132. The jetboil utensils are great, light, compact nice, fit in the cup or on the cozy nice but cleaning them kind of sucks. there are a lot of little grooves where they slide that are tough to clean. They also get a little soft when they heat up. I think there are better options out there like the BC long handle spoon

I have cooked everything in this. fish, burritos, popcorn, frozen pizza, many a freeze dried meal, and countless other meals all with success. Very light and the surface is easy to clean and pretty non-stick even for eggs. I use it with the Jetboil PCS and the support/stability kit. I use it as both a pot for liquid and prefer it over the fry pan for most frying because of the taller sides.

so glad when this came out. the curved edge of this spatula fit the curve of the pot and pan perfect. I was using a squared edge and it was driving me crazy. Makes cleaning the cookware easier too cause you can scrape all of the edge perfectly. light and compacts small-fits into the jetboil neoprene cozy nicely

did a trip in the winter with just one cup and instantly realized a second one would make my life tons easier. Why? I now have two and use one for melting snow exclusively and the other to cook in. When snowshoeing I usually do not stop for a long time to clean the cup after eating real well. just enough to not be too gross later. When I would use it to melt snow for drinking it would always have the taste of the last meal. Now I don't worry about that and I melt snow while I am eating out of the other one which saves me a ton of time. plus you can pack more stuff in the empty cup. very light I don't even notice that I have an extra one

do everything they say they will do very well-traction, climb, lightweight, simple bindings etc. The one thing I do not like is the 2 foot straps on the bindings. I found to make them tight I needed to cinch the one close to the ankle down tight which flattened my arch out and eventually killed my foot after an hour of hiking. Sold these and got the new 3 strap ones. Big diff. Love them!

lightweight, unparalleled traction, simple binding system, tackle steep stuff easy, and extremely durable. Been using these for several years now. Had the 2 strap binding version before and switched to this one in '08. Love them! The 3 strap bindings are great because I can get a real custom fit and not strap my foot down o hard it flattens my arch. The bindings don't really hold any snow either which is a plus. I am 185lb and usually have a 30lb pack on-I have tried all three sizes and went with the 25". Mostly wear them in the Utah backcountry powder. 30" was better flotation obviously but wasn't worth the extra length on the tail.

I get lots of compliments when I wear this shirt. It is way soft and holds it's shape well-unlike other organic cotton shirts I have. I was a bit concerned cause when I tried it on it was longer than I liked. I am 5'8" 185-190LB and the Medium is longer than most my other shirts. It did not shrink that much when I washed it. Still a great shirt. Really like the Cargo Green color.

I have the 9.5 in black. the fit is pretty good. I usually wear a 9.5 in most brands. I maybe should have gone a half size smaller because the one piece leather did stretch quite a bit. Took a while to break in but now they feel like a tennis shoe. I have used these a lot. Climbed all over mountains and even snowshoed in them. I find that my feet have never hurt in these even after a long day. Really like the support and sturdy feeling these boots have. Oh, and the waterproofing has never let me down even after 2 years of abuse.

these are hands down my favorite pair of shoes I have owned. They are not the most comfortable I have ever owned but I feel like I can climb anything. Very tacky sole (by tacky I mean sticky/grippy), the covered toe is a great feature as well. Great style, I wear them everyday and I am going to buy another pair strictly for trail use. Good support from the footbed and sole-sturdy but not too stiff. They are like a sturdy cross trainer. At first the toe box felt too big but I am used to it now and tried a half size smaller but that was too uncomfortable. I wear a 9.5 in most brands and that is the size I went with in the Flow.

this is a solid fleece. it is light and very warm. It is definitely a 200 weight fleece and nothing less. Very soft inside. it is cut a bit shorter than I was expecting which means it will work great under my shell. I am 5'8" and the L comes just below my belt. A medium fits me but since I weigh about 190 (all muscle of course) I usually go with a L in arc'teryx gear. I think it is worth noting that this fleece is very solid construction wise. I have had some bad experiences with cheaper fleece in the past (columbia, TNF) and I think this is worth the extra money. I was also looking for a fleece that breathes real well, windproofing was not important and I think this one does the trick very well.

at first glance they looked flat and stiff. I put them on and changed my impression. the foam and cork are very comfortable and mold to your feet pretty quick. seem to be built well and overall I really like the support they give. Totally surprised since they looked so flat when I opened them up. The negative and why they are not a 5 star-the canvas is kind of rough as well as the piece that goes between your toes. a bit like sand paper. definitely still love them but worth noting. I got the 10's and usually wear a 9.5 shoe. The fit is good. I think if I was a size 10 I may have went with an 11 in this. They fit me that close. I would recommend them.

pretty stoked about these. I have been wearing them non stop for days. Sooo comfortable. The footbed is very soft and molds to your foot. They are very light and the traction is killer. I am glad I went with the SUV and not the other versions. I usually wear a 9.5 in most shoes and I went with the 10. Fits very good. The 9 would have definitely been too small. when I am in a rush I fold the back down and wear it like a slip-on-just a little added bonus. I was worried about sweaty feet but that hasn't really been an issue. My feet sweat the same as any sandal I was worried about sliding around when I got real sweaty but that's not the case. The one thing I will say that I was not a fan of at first was the sole sticks out around about half inch or so. I snagged it on stuff a bunch at first but that is just me being retarded. I am used to them now.