Andrew Rogan

First thing, this is very light and not that thick feeling. It's very warm though! The fabric feels nice, it has a nice fit, and it looks really good. I'm 5'11" and 140lbs and the medium is just a tad big, but that's how I like it. A small would probably be a more athletic fit. I haven't had the problem of fleece falling off and i've tested wearing it for several hours over white shirts. Make sure you wash it and dry it correctly, that might be the problem. I look forward to the weather getting cooler again so I can wear this more!

Pretty standard short sleeve button up. It's comfortable, looks good, and fits well. I'm about 5'11" 140lbs and the small fits perfectly. It has a weird pocket on the inside bottom that's pretty much useless which I find odd. It's a nice shirt though, no regrets buying it.

I got this for free with a TNF Base Camp duffel. It's awesome, it's a bit bigger than similar style beanies but it doesn't itch at all and it's very warm. I love the reversible aspect, and you can't tell which side is inside out, the seams don't look weird. It's a good quality beanie, well made. I quit wearing a marmot one in favor of it.

I bought a large orange one for my upcoming trip to Australia for 11 months. This bag fits a lot. I have 2 pairs of shoes, around 25 pairs of shirts and pants, 2 jackets, socks, underwear, and hammock with straps and rainfly and there is still some room to spare. The construction is incredibly durable. It's pretty comfortable to wear for short times using the backpack straps, this will also make it easier to tote around when you;re in a hurry. When I bought it, it came with a free reversible backcountry beanie. The beanie is awesome too!

Grabbed this off SaC for $90 and am incredibly pleased. As luck would have it as soon as it came in I was off to the beach for the weekend. It was insanely windy, I had on a light nike hoodie and the wind cut through pretty bad. Threw this bad boy on top and couldn't feel a thing. As soon as I got back home it poured for 2 days. I was soaked from the waste down, everything else was nice and dry. The water just beaded up and rolled off. I love this thing, especially for what I payed. Also, the hood is nice and big and actually covers my forehead, unlike most jackets I've had.

I'm 5'11" and 135lbs. i have a runners build, bought the small and it's got some extra room for layers and the sleeves are a bit long, overall good fit though.

I DON"T OWN THIS

My buddy bought one off SaC, I have the bantam. I like his, it's a good bit bigger but the ability to burn anything is awesome. The stuff is mostly plastic where it goes to the fuel bottle, which I don't like. The stove itself is quite sturdy and primes incredibly quickly compared to mine. It seems to boil water about the same rate though. So far haven't used any gas, only liquid but the ability to switch between the two with just a twist is nice. I'm impressed with it, but I prefer the Bantam for size and better pump bottle equipment. Plus this bad boy is pricey, but it will do everything. From a couple nights camping switching between the two, if you prefer being able to use anything and size isn't an issue, this guy is a good pick. Otherwise, I'd go elsewhere.

I got this the other week, wonderful watch. I'll start with looks and add a picture soon.
I got the regular black one, after hearing that the negative display is a pain to read. It's quite easy to read, about the same as my Nike+ Sport Watch. (Perfect running GPS watch btw). I'm very lean, 5'11" and 135lbs. I have a very tiny wrist and have to have the Core on the second to last notch for a good fit. Fortunately, it doesn't look silly. It's a beautiful watch and has earned me several compliments.
Function wise, I love it. The barometer is easy to read and quite accurate. The altimeter is very accurate as well, I love the auto mode where it switches between the two depending on if you are moving or not. The temperature... not so much. It's usually about 15-18 degrees off due to body heat, though spot on when you just have it sitting somewhere. The compass works perfectly, and the bearing feature is really cool. I love how you can cycle through a lot of different information no matter what mode you;re in. Couldn't be happier.
At this point I have no complaints at all. I love it and will update this if I have any other conclusions about it.

My friend had one by a different brand, I saw this on SaC and grabbed it. returned it, this thing doesn't work well at all. I'm incredibly not flexible so Sitting with my legs straight out does not make a perfect 90 degree angle easily. I;m a light guy (135) but this thing was uncomfortable and couldn't really support me. It would be fine with your back against something but otherwise... not my cup of tea.
Construction seemed really good and the green looks nice, product just wasn't for me.

I got these off SaC, they are my new favorite socks. I used to be in love with some lorpins I have but these are just incredible. Really soft, don't make my feet sweat but when then temp drops they don't get cold either. They are stupidly comfy, and I like how they look too. Price isn't bad either.

I got this off a different site for $90 shipped. The bag is wonderful, I love the adjustable suspension, I've got the bag fitting perfectly. The included rain fly is also a great addition. I have know problem fitting all my stuff in the pack and it's pretty sturdy. The only problem I've had so far is the stitching in the sleeping bag compartment roof that goes to the main compartment tore about an inch, but that might be because I overpacked that compartment a little. Either way, it's holding up fine otherwise. It's a very comfortable pack and I can't recommend it enough. I think it looks quite nice as well.
Also, the side pockets are incredibly roomy. I can fit my eno, straps, and rain fly easily in one side and then fit my sleeping pad and stove and something else in the other side.
The only other complaint is there isn't side access to the main compartment, but I'll live.

EDIT: In the half year I've owned the bag, I've used it for 7-8 trips from 2-5 days long. Since then I've had three different seams tear (not from overpacking, the most I put in a side pocket that tore was a Eno rainfly and slap straps, there is more than enough room for this). The chest strap has pretty much shredded as well. I emailed Lafuma about repairs/replacement so we'll see what happens (I didn't buy the bag from BC)

Grabbed this off SaC, great price on there. I love it. It compresses pretty small and doesn't take long at all to inflate if you leave inflated during storage. I love the length, it works perfectly for hammock camping. It seems pretty sturdy, and includes a patch kit. I like to give it a few puffs of air after it has filled itself just to give it a little extra, but it's fine without it. The pad keeps me so much warmer than I was before with my other pad. I've used it in about 40 weather at the lowest so far, but will definitely use it in colder soon. With it I was incredibly comfortable in the stoic down 15 degree bag (If I wasn't then there would be a problem....). It's a solid pad for the price, and it's inexcusable to not get it if you see it on SaC.

My brother has the 3 pack, I bought 2 small ones off SaC after using his. These bad boys are amazing. I use one for clothes and the other for food/utility stuff in my bag. They are easy to use and work incredibly well and easily. They are def waterproof as well. I will be buying a couple mediums as well, maybe a large. I can't recommend these enough.

Just got this off SaC. I really like it, it's light and has solid light output. Wasn't too sure about the whole ambient light thing but it works surprisingly well. It will def come in very handy. I like how little the lamp weighs and how much light coverage you get. It could be a little brighter, but I can't complain.

These babies are really comfortable. I'm an avid runner and usually I wear really lightweight running shoes/racing flats around. I bought these and they weigh a little more, but they are definitely just as comfortable. You can do just about anything in them, I've done some moderate rock climbing and mountain biking in them. The only problem is the big toe strap likes to tighten up and cut off the circulation and the excess nylon was dragging on the ground so I had to cut it and just melt the tip with a lighter. Overall, no regrets.

Bought this off The Clymb on their SOG sale. Came in the mail... the sheath immediately broke. The strap that keeps the blade from coming out tore off.
After a few days of use, chunks of the blade started coming off. It doesn't feel too sturdy either... holding it in your hand and shaking it it feels like there is a break in the middle of the handle. Shortly after the chunks came out the blade snapped in half (I was chopping a three inch branch to use in a fire). The whole thing was a massive waste of money and extreme disappointment. I won't be buying SOG again.

i haven't used these extensively yet, but they are quite comfy. Kind of light feeling for boots. They are definitely water proof and feel pretty sturdy.

I am a runner, and do a lot of street running. i always get shoes that weight under 7 ounces because I like to feel relatively unhindered by my footwear. These are boots, but I feel relatively free in them compared to some of the other ones I have worn. Apparently they have some kind of chassis or something that is supposed to aid this, whatever it is, it works. They are sturdy, but they give enough so you can kind of feel what you are walking on, etc. It's not a bad thing, very nice.

The laces come down really far on the toe... which is weird to me. I'm not sure what purpose it serves but doesn't seem to get in the way. But like I said, these things are ugly as sin.

I have a pair of these (small) in ginkgo. The color is pretty awesome, a nice vivid green! I wore these fishing the other day at the lake and they dried quite quickly after jumping in. I have also worn them to class because of the comfort and breathability (those classrooms get hot). They work fine everywhere. The nylon is pretty durable, went through some briars and there aren't any snags in them. I love 'em. They land a few inches above my knee, I'm 5'10"

I'm 5'10" 135. I got a small and it fits like a champ. The marmot graphic on the back is pretty cool. Looks nice. The material is a bit thicker than some of the other "organic cotton" shirts I have and it doesn't have as much stretch. I wish it was a little thinner but it's all good. Still a great t shirt.

This shirt is super soft. I really like it a lot. the fabric is stretchy and thin which I like. I got the gold colored one and the color is a bit duller in real life than it is in the picture. I believe I got it in Medium and it is slightly bigger than how I prefer my t shirts, but it still fits well enough. (I'm 5'10" and 135). I recommend it. Just a cool, comfy shirt.

Lime green is very lime green. I like to stuff with random bright colors, though usually only on shoes or hats. This fits the ticket. This sucker is warm as balls, looks good to. I have a long dome and it covers my ears and back of my neck and still has some slouch to it. It's soft and quite stretchy, really solid hat. No itch to it at all.

Great shirt for the price. I got a small (I'm 5'10" 135) and it is a snug shirt. It's long in the waste and sleeves, which I like except for the huge cuffs. I don't really like the elastic sleeve cuffs. The bottom of the shirt has a hem, it's just some thread so if you dry it for a long time/really often I can see it unraveling. It's warm and looks great. I got the indigo one. Looks nice.

I bought these in a 32 after seeing the reviews and they are a little loose. I usually wear a 30 and have a slim athletic build. The waste is a bit loose, but the legs fit great. These shorts are insanely soft... feel great. If I have to free ball it's going to be in these babies. I recommend them, just tricky to get the size right it seems.

Normally I'm not a Columbia guy. I got these because of the price and color. The suede looks awesome. These are incredibly comfortable and look really good. I am very happy with them. They are a little bit big, I got the 30's and normally wear that size. One gripe: a snap instead of button. Otherwise... they are perfect. Hit right above the knee.

Really nice shirt. I'm 5'10" and bounce between 135-145 and a small fits great. Not too small anywhere. It's a little snug but I'm not showing off my nips. It looks good and the material is really soft. Might snag easily... but we'll see.

Grabbed an orange one off the clymb for cheap. Love that bag, the smaller pocket could have a little more room but otherwise the thing is all aces. It's comfortable, all the straps actually make changes, it looks good, and my stuff stayed dry after 20 min of rain. The front material is uber durable. Beast

I have the 15 degree one. Compresses like a champ and so warm and comfortable. Use it when I camp in my hammock, it works like a charm. Warm all night and sleep like a baby

I've had one for a little over a year, it's orange, yellow, and red. It looks awesome! I set it up in my room and sleep in it, outside, and I have camped with it on several occasions. They are so small but strong. Comfortable too. One thing, when camping in the cold there needs to be a layer between the hammock and your sleeping bag. Otherwise your back or whatever that is against the hammock will freeze.

Love these, use them as my work pants. I'm 135 and 5'10" and got 30x34's and they fit wonderfully. (i think they were called 30 long). They are durable and light so they don't give me swamp balls. Pretty soft but wrinkle like a mo. Love them otherwise

I grabbed this because it was cheap and I like Marmot stuff. It's awesome. Kept my dome warm through all kinds of situations and looks good. I washed it and it got too big though... i shouldn't have put it in the drier

Got this for my lady friend at the time. She seemed very happy with it, and it was warm. I did wear it once. Surprisingly, it didn't hold smell (smoke) as much as I thought which was good. Nice looking girl cut too.

These are really thin, but still don't tear or make my feet hurt. I love these socks, I love thin socks. These are perfect. They fit perfectly and I can't complain about them in any way. If I could have 1000 pair of these, I would be happy.

I bought this because it was cheap. It worked, just wasn't great. It has one huge pocket that's got way too much vertical room and not enough horizantally. I would have to stack books on top of other books. The waste straps are just an annoyance bc they don't help but don't tuck away either.

Not a bad bag, just not for me and seems like it could be better

I love these... so tacky and comfy. I used them mountain biking once, couldn't tell the difference in these and normal socks. I could when running, a lot more breathable. I wear these babies as a normal sock around town because they look so cool. Only problem: they are a bit tight in the kneck area and pull my leg hair

Pretty comfortable. Really actually. I got these in white, but they are a bit see through when wet (barely and only in a few places) so I usually wore compression shorts underneath them. I liked the length and fit. They dried pretty well too. Hit right at the knee, I got 30's. I'm 5'10" 135

These are my absolute favorite shorts, wish I had got more than one pair in khaki. They are incredibly comfy and light and the length is perfect. They are long but not overly loose. I love how they look, not to mention they are really sturdy in the seams. I work at a pool store and have spilled several chemicals on them... there was some minor bleaching but no holes burned through the material (like they did on my shirt...). Every time I have the ability I buy these, too bad they are so hard to find.

These shoes are truly amazing, I put off buying them for over a year because the hefty pricetag and finally got them. They are fantastic! They run true to size, look incredible, and are insanely comfortable. The goretex is amazing, i got them covered in mud and simply dipped them in a pond while on my feet. They came out clean and my feet were dry.
I do a lot of running, usually switching between the road and trails and they perform quite well on the trail (didn't try them on road for obvious reasons). No blisters and very comfortable. I don't see me not having a pair of these in my wardrobe ever.

These are basically a third and fourth testicle, that's how beast they are

i bought these white with blue mirror 580's and loved the, except the lenses were so small. they looked fantastic but i ended up returning them because the small size just didn't look good on me. i found some switchfoots that are the exact same and hopefully they'll work better. if you have a smaller face, these are fantastic and incredibley awesome