The Jester Schizos are the best freeride binding I have had the pleasure of owning, that's one and half seasons on a pair of obSETHeds. The adjustability allows for micro-tuning your position on your boards while having great feel and performance qualities.
I have 5 seasons on a pair of Railflex II bindings that I had plates for on several pairs of skis, not any more.
The RFs are nothing compared to the level of performance the Schizos give me. They are definitely lighter as well.
Buy 'em, you will thank me!

Glad I got two 2-packs, great light weight feel and my dogs know comfort too. Yep, you get a light pair and a dark pair. Nice fit on my 11s.
Sick price on SAC.

I wear shells for skiing, and layer up according to what mutha nature serves up. So the Cathedral runs BIG, I was counting on that for layering over my microfleece.
Does have a thick neck and two nice zip pockets.
Functional, not flashy!
Oh, got the large and it is on my 6'2", 195 lb frame.
Stole it on SAC.

I found the Large to be just what the size chart said it would be. I'm a 43 chest, this is like an athletic cut.
The microfleece is soooo comfortable and warm. This is going to UT, I think I'll leave the Icebreaker home.

First, the Compass Blue scores big points for steez. Got a Large for my 6'2", 195 lb. frame and the fit allows a MH Windstopper Tech for warmth when I need it, though I got it for spring skiing. The Omin-Tech isn't quite Gore-Tex Pro, but it looks and feels solid. No powder skirt, but for the larcenous price I got it for on SAC, who cares?
Only negative, the hood isn't helmet compatible, so wear a hat!
Nice work Columbia, while the finish detail isn't quite up to my Arc Sidewinder, it doesn't cost nearly as dearly!
I'll post a pic when I get the time.

Glad I got an XL, a large would have been too 'athletic' for skiing. I'm 6'2" and 195 lbs.
Sleeve length is spot-on, the waist is a bit shorter than normal ski jacket/shell designs. i like it for weight and style. The green is sick!!!
Not for deep powder days with short waist and no powder skirt. I have been using hyVent which is very light and thin, I think Sherpa has a winner with this construction. Bring on the trees!!!
Let's see if it holds up...........

Just picked up our third, this one is red, nicely trimmed in black.
We have two XLs which even my 5'3" wifey uses, cause it keeps her dry!
The latest one is a L for steez, can still fit a Windstopper underneath if needed, just not as long as an XL. DOLT! Perfect at 6'2" and 195 lbs.
The Venture is an ideal foul-weather raincoat and shell, stows in my small pack for spring events/skiing. Posted a pic here somewhere in this thread.
Get one!

I wear an XL helmet and these fit great - no gaps!
Mirror Ignitor lens works well in low light. Scope is more of a medium face fit.
Killer SAC price.

Large is a second skin on my 6'2", 34" waist frame....I'm 192 lbs.
I'll have to do some on snow testing to see how my fleece pants and insulated pants work during mid-winter weather.....oh, that's right I'll be in Vail 1/26. Maybe I should take my shell pants? I think I'm going sheep crazy!

6'2" and 192 lbs, just got the medium for a sweet base layer, just right like a second skin.
Not scratchy for me, not in the least. This is for under my Icebreaker 320 sweater.
Also, my second Backcountry lightweight merino, both are top quality in feel, fit and stinkless! I think I'm into sheep.

Loads of space for day trippin'. Well thought out for high-speed decents after hiking with your boards strapped on.....tried it out and is so easy a caveman.....I don't miss a thing about my old Kelty 1900, especially the useless mess pockets, also my friends can now carry their own stuff, or maybe I'll sell it to them.
Only pack you can wear on the lift, even when stuffed, I like this pack alot.

Rugged, lots of pockets and did I mention rugged? I like the double pockets outside of the knees.....these feel warm and bomb-proof. Wife says my butt looks good in this cut. Winter? What winter, should-be-snug-as-a-bug.

and it still looks and feels like new. As my spring ski soft wind shell I've never had anything that came close, even my all-time fav Obermeyer. The ruggedness is top-shelf, and plenty of pockets. I'll wear a membrane shell over it for the wet stuff, but as you can see in the pic, it shreds in red!!!
The cut in XL fits my 6'2", 200 lb. frame well, good length, also serves as an insulator in January zero conditions under my heavy parka. Love the fleece neck when it is zipped up.
I'll prolly let them bury me in it.

After I bought my first one, I did it again. Water-proof and wind-proof, though I wear a soft windstopper underneath for spring skiing at Vail, it is my year-round rain jacket here in SoFLA. Well taped and a great hood, even fits my helmet.
I'm 6'2" and 200 lbs., the XL is a good fit and length, plenty of room for layering.

I received/wore the first one. Water-proof and wind-proof, though I wear a soft, windstopper underneath for skiing in the spring at Vail. I use it as my raincoat here in SoFLA year round, usually with the pit zips open or partially open. Well taped and a great hood. Ultra lightweight!!!

On my second pair, so I guess it's love. Mount these back for powder and packed, forward for park, I use a Railflex II setup that allows for three positions.
All-mountain, you bet!