I considered pretty much every rack out there. All of them have tradeoffs. I didn't want to have the bikes in the way when I needed to get something out of the back of my SUV (which happens quite a bit with kids on a roadtrip).

The Revolver, which in my opinion is almost perfect. My son's mountain bike doesn't have the bar from stem to handle bars but Thule has a product that fixed that issue. That's it though as far as negatives. The Thule Revolver does everything! It includes the anti sway cages that lock the bikes in place really well. The swing-away works so easily anyone can use it.

If I didn't need to get into the back of my SUV, if I wanted to remove wheels and mount to the roof, if I wanted my bikes banged up I'd have gone with something else.

I've walk from LAX to NYC and back in a pair of these and could still go out at night. I'm on my 6th pair and they are either in my suitcase or on my feet. I never leave home with out them!

Okay - so they look like the Dungbeetle of shoes, with the huge lugs and tread design that looks like a snowmobile built for your foot rather than the sole for a shoe, but, they're functional!

The Salomon snow clog feels a lot like a "slipper" which is really nice after a long day of skiing.

The shoe is waterproof, and although the low design fits snug enough to keep most snow out, snow still finds its way in, I also found that they do not breathe well.

They are warm, functional, and easy to put on and off.

If you are looking for a boot that will keep you warm, even if you work in a wet environment like a car wash, these boots will stand up to your test.

I bought this jacket to go out on cold nights with the dogs, but I didn't like the length or the arms of this jacket.

Replaced it with the men's small. Fits great, Love it!

Holy Moley this jacket is warm, at one point I broke out into a sweat. Wow. I absolutely love it.
I'm not sure how it fits on men, but for a women, it is Ideal. I'm 5'7" and weight in at a buck 25.

These boots are the best boots I have ever owned as far as tele boots go. I've been rippin' the Wasatch front for the last 8 years. When they wear out I will buy the exact same boots.