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The North Face Khumbu Fleece Vest - Men's

The North Face Khumbu Fleece Vest - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 April 20, 2012

I got this vest as an extra layer to wear under my jacket for those extra cold and cooler days. I wouldn't say it is an athletic fit but it is definitely not boxy either. When I wear it in cooler temps with a fleece or sweatshirt, it is great at giving you that added warmth. I actually like that the collar is high to protect your neck, it stands up and doesn't droop down but you can definitely fold it down. The fleece material is nice and protects against the cool breeze. This is definitely one of those purchases I'm very happy I made.

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DAKINE Boot Locker - 4200cu in

December 23, 2011

This bag will definitely fit two pairs of boots but depending on the size of your boots it won't leave you much room for anything else, maybe small items like base layers, gloves. I had fit a size 8 and size 5 snowboard boot with my helmet in the bag but didn't have much room for anything except a sweater or smaller items. If you're looking for a duffle type bag to fit both boots and other stuff, you might want to try this:

http://www.backcountry.com/dakine-riders-duffle-bag-large-4880cu-in

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Finally, warm hands

Burton AK Oven Mitten - Men's

Burton AK Oven Mitten - Men's

Rating for this product: 4 December 19, 2011

I used the AK Oven Mitts for two days at Killington, VT. First day was about 30 degrees and the second day 18 degrees (not factoring windchill which was whipping the two days). I am not a heat producer and get cold pretty easily. After reading about all the rave reviews on the Hestra Heli Mitts, I gave those a try but they didn't do the trick even when I used hand warmers. So with the great service and recommendation from the BC folks, I got these mitts and can finally feel my fingers.

My hand measurement (width) is a 3.25 so I decided to get the mediums just to have a little more room. They fit very well even with the added space, however, when I included a liner, it ended up being a little snug. If you decide to wear a liner (which I don't think you will need) you might want to size up but if you size up and end up not using a liner then there might be too much room. Also, if your jacket has wrist-gaiters, it might be a little annoying if the gaiters aren't skin tight because it might bunch up since these are under-cuff mitts. I didn't try to fit the gaiters in the mitt, I just pushed the gaiters up into my sleeves which made taking on and off the mitts without trouble.

The mitt seem to be very solid and very warm. With all the insulation packed into it, there wasn't a huge lack of dexterity (well as much as you can get with a mitt anyways). I was a little hesitant about the individual finger slots but to my surprise didn't affect the warmth. The only time my fingers got remotely chilled was when a tiny bit of snow got into the mitt because I took them off and snow was blowing. My hands warmed up quick whenever I had to take them off and on. I wouldn't hesitate to get these again if anything happens to my current pair. Happy with my purchase and great service.

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The North Face Himalayan Mitten

November 2, 2011

My hands get cold very easily. Would these be too much for snowboarding? I had the Hestra Heli Mitts but they weren't warm enough.

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The North Face Nuptse Mitten

October 12, 2011

Basing this off the men's sizing chart, if you get a size M, your finger tip will probably be at the top of the mitt for a tighter fit. If you want more room, I would size up to a L. That way you will be able to add a liner if needed without being constricted.

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The North Face Montana Mitten - Women's

The North Face Montana Mitten - Women's

Rating for this product: 3 October 5, 2011

Seem to be great mitts but didn't keep digits warm. Tried them out while snowboarding at Snowshoe, WV. Fit was fine (size XS), seem durable, have all the features to play in the snow, just wasn't warm enough. Going to try TNF Nuptse, hopefully that will do it for cold hands. Can't beat down when it comes to keeping warm.

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Burton Citizen Snowboard Binding - Women's

October 5, 2011

Burton Deja-Vu snowboard has the ICS system. If you order these bindings, you will need to call Burton and ask them for adapters so the bindings will be compatible with the board. From what I usually hear, free of charge (money saved for lift tickets).

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