Keene Waller

I got this pack for school and love it. its very spacious, much bigger then i thougth it would be. i havent had any problem fitting books in. one of the top zipper pockets (not the sunglass one) is the perfect size for a graphing calculator. not to mention the graphics are sick! i picked one up for the beginning of the school year, and ive already seen multiple kids with the same pack in different colorways. I got it in green and couldnt be more stoked.

This bag gets the job done. I can easily fit two pairs of twintips in it, and you can tighten it down with the straps so that they dont move around at all. There is also padding between the two spots for skis, as well as most of the way around too. And the entire inside of the bag is lined with a tarp like material, just in case all that snow has not quite yet melted by the time you stow your skis away in this thing. The outside is made of rugged durable material and so far i have had no problems with this bag.

for $45 this glove cant be beat. it is waterproof on the back and has a durable waterproof palm. The shell is really enough for most days and the liner is great for wearing around by itself, i even use it as a running glove. the liner is articulate enough that i can even text on the lift, so i dont have to expose my hands to the cold. it definately runs small though. i followed the sizing chart, bought medium, and had to return it for a large. I was about to swap it for a bigger glove when i realized that it wouldnt really be possible for me to size up, its just too tight across the back of the hand. I do not recomend this for skiers though. With the liner it it feels snug on the hand in a relaxed position but when you bend your fingers (to grasp a pole) it feels like its pulled way to tight across the back of the hand, especially the knuckles. im afraid after alot of use some seams on the back of the fingers will pull out. its slightly uncomfortable, but i get used to it. im sure its fine for any snowboarders who leave their hands in a relaxed position as they ride. other than the tighteness on the back of the hnad, its one of the best gloves ive had

I have never worn a helmet that felt so good on my head. It may be all Red helmets, but this thing just fits the best. Its thick padding is very comfortable, and the two ear pads are actually part of the same piece that has material connecting it along the back underside of the helmet. I have it in matte gray, and it did pick up some black scratches fairly easily. I sometimes like to wear a hat and goggles underneath the helmet, so I removed the pads but had to cover each thing of velcro inside the helmet with tape so it wouldn't fray my goggles and hat. the clip just slides out but hasn't come out by accident for me yet. You can feed ear buds through a hole in the back and have them inside the earpad, which is really hadny. its great for stickers too.

I love this ski because it performs well all over the mountain and you can still take it into the park just as easily as any other park ski. My biggest concern is how easily the top sheet scratches. Not only is the material so soft it may be possible to scratch it with your fingernail, but any scratches turn up white against the solid red background. After just 4 hours of skiing there were several noticeable scratches, and the tail even had two chips out where the material underneath was exposed. In case you couldn't tell, the top sheet is all one color red, with a solid matte background with numerous k2 emblems on the ski in a gloss finish. You can only see them if the light hits it right, otherwise they are invisible and it's just a red ski. It's got decent pop in the park and holds an edge well. Ive got dynastar px12's on it and they're pretty heavy, but that may come mostly from the bindings. overall the versatility is what really makes this a great ski

This thing rocks. unstretched, it has a circumference of about 15 inches and is about 8.5 inches long, long enough that when pulled all the way up to the bridge of my nose where it should be it still just touches my shirt neck. its about a quarter inch thick, which is kinda thick but is surprisingly breathable. it is slightly uncomfortable because it crushes your nose in a little, but after all it is just using friction to hang on. having goggle on top helps keep it up too. and when u don't need it you can just push it down and it acts as a great neck warmer/ turtle neck extension. overall great bandana

i wear this belt to school every day and for my ski pants. its easy to use and tighten and it will never loosen on you. the belt is very strong and resists any sort of tearing. there are no marks on the actual belt part and the buckle piece just has a couple small dings in it from hitting stuff. its a little wide making it difficult for some smaller belt loops, but otherwise i wear it with any pants.

The first thing i noticed about this jacket is that it runs large. i am 5'9 and 140 pounds and got medium, and it is a huge fit, but wearable. the cuffs extend well beyond my hands when my arms are hanging down. the next thing i noticed is how waterproof it is. you can hold it under running water and water just rolls off it. so far, the wproofing hasnt worn and rain still bead up. it has a huge array of pockets, so my resort pack is now obsolete. the hood is goofy large, so i guess its made to go over helmets. the hood uses a really useful tightening system with a hidden button on the back of the hood, and has a magnet holding it to your upper back to keep it from billowing up if you go airborne. the powder skirt has buttons on it to connect to oakley pants. the vest, though not down, is great too, and i wear it around more often than the jacket. The two put together are pretty warm and windproof, and on a mid 30s day i wear nothing but a t-shirt underneath. the goggle pocket zipper is right next to the main jacket zip up, and is concealed under the flap covering that. inside the goggle pocket is a rectangular fleece pocket the size of an ipod touch, and there is a slit on the inside of the jacket to allow the cable to reach you inside your jacket. overall best jacket ive ever had!

i have a variety of sizes of bags that i took on a canoe trip in the boundary waters. as long as you close it correctly, i have never had a leak. although i never left it submerged for a long period of time, there was never any condensation on the inside of the bag.

this is a solid helmet that has just the right amount of vents in the right places. the ear covers come off easily to convert it into a summer helmet, making it a good year round helmet for any action sport. there is thick padding that make it very comfortable, and it comes with extra to customize the fit if thats not enough for your. also, the strap padding is really nice; having used helmets without that, it helps you avoid chafing that can occur after time

this is a solid rack that is very versatile. with the load bars, there are many different attachments to put on for different things like bikes and skis. the smooth curved walls make for just a little bit more of an aerodynamic design than most feet for racks, which are just upright and angled. with the fit kit, this is a good buy.

this is really a good investment. no car rack alone is made to be aerodynamic, and they really dont help gas mileage. also, when you have skis, it directs air over your bindings a little, but thats not its main purpose. when i drive with the rack off, its really loud because of the wind so i know its helping when its on. its a goody buy

I have the rack feet for BMW and volvo and can switch this bar between them whenever im using a different car. it works well with any attachment, and i use it to hold bikes and skis. i also bought this aerodynamic wind shield thing that attaches to the front bar that helps with wind resistance and directs most air over my stuff. ive had this bar for 25 years so you know it will hold up well.

i love this rack. it fits on easily and you can easily slide it along the length of the car to fit your needs. i used it to carry both my bike and skis, so its a great year round rack. no matter whats on it, as long as you tighten it down its not going anywhere

THis lense is really good for those bluebird days anywhere around the country. It does any outstanding job of keeping sunlight out of your eyes and lowering the amount of light reflected off of the snow. while doing this, it still helps me maintain great depth perception and i can see all the shapes of the terrain, which is really helpful when the snow is all chopped up ahead. While its not recommended, I have night skied in these and it not as terrible as you think. the terrain melts together a little but if you have no other choice its definately manageable. plus, i think we can all agree that its the best looking lens out there

so far no problem with this pack. i have in it the Hawg NV pack. probably the most convenient thing about this is how easy it is to fill up with the little handle under the lid. the only downside to it that you have to screw the lid on pretty tight for it to close. it thought the lid would be so waterproof that all you really have to do is lightly twist, but you really need to tighten it down or else it will leak in your pack

Despite not having a strap that goes over the top of your head, it still sits on your head well without really shaking around. my only problem was that the piece that holds down the lid over the battery area broke, and i have to replace the duct tape holding it down every day. also, its only really bright for the first couple hours you use it, and then it dims down a little.

really nice sunglasses. Only problem is that when wearing them, they don't fully meet your forehead and light sneaks over the top. And for the month I have had them, I see no damage.

This is one of the bigger hydration packs you'll see. It can carry a lot of gear but it makes for a bulkier load on your back. You can even carry 6 liters of water with its back to back bladder compartments. The internal spine is a huge plus: it keeps the pack a good 1" of your back and creates a good airflow. It includes a drainage hole at the bottom of the back pack. It is big enough to fit an entire helmet completely inside the pack( or full face on the outside). Rain fly is stowaway

I went to canoe the boundary waters with a small group. four of us purchased this pad in green in the short length, two of them punctured by the end of the week-long trip. I would normally go for something longer, thicker, and sturdier for any weekend camping trip but i went with this lightweight option for this trip. i don't know whether they punctured due to something sharp or the users weight but they don't seem to last.

Having a land rover with a rear gate that swings sideways rather than up, a rack that can completely swivel out of the way really comes in handy. one end of the locking system sticks into the spare tire though so you have to completely extend it out of it socket in order to put the rack up. The clamps are pretty solid and the tie down attachment to keep your tires from moving around that you can purchase helps too. Four bikes is a tight fit but it can be done. Ive done five (one roped on top), three of which were full scale mountain bikes.

I have tried other top notch brands of boots including Merrel, vasque, Columbia, and more but none molded to my foot quite like these keen boots. They are surprisingly waterproof while still being very breathable. The Keen Dry waterproofing works as well as gore-tex.Their best characteristic is how well the laces area of the boot flexes when you walk. It is very easy for it to bend but doesnt push down on your tows like other stiffer boots. I also have a wide foot and these boots are definitely for wider feet. The traction is great and the lacing design is very effective. After long hikes the tongue does seem to curl a little bit which loosens the boot's hold on your ankle and the sole is just starting to separate in places after years of use. still the greatest boot ive ever worn.

The oakley crowbar goggles are some of the best goggle out there. They offer a lot of peripheral view but are a little heavy because of their size. Pick up an iridium lens for amazing depth perception and sun protection. I have the fire lens and the trail's terrain doesnt blur together like with most other lenses but its definitely NOT a night skiing lens. The white O matter frame tends to dirty up a little bit if you handle it too much with your hands so be careful. The strap also frays if it comes in contact with any Velcro. The foam covering one of the vents on the top tore through too.

Great pack that holds lots of water and looks good too in almost any colors. the back pannel unzips to get to the reservoir pocket. My bite valve broke tho after alittle under a year but its not hard to buy a new one from hidrapack. Also, the design always pulls up the back hem of my jersey until thers nothing in between the pack and my back. The hip straps dont do a very good job of keepn the pak from bouncing around, but that could just be how you wear them. there is a hidden pocket on the backside of the front peice of the pack that is lined with tarp material. the helmet carry works great for xc helmets too.