Klean Kanteen makes, in my opinion, the best metal water bottle on the market. Admittedly, I have only tried Sigg and a few random stainless brands, but still, these water bottles are bombproof, BPA free, and ecofriendly. The best thing about this model KK is that it comes with a stainless steel cap (see the second detail view provided by BC.com above). The skinny here is that the threading on the cap, and the part that water will actually come into contact with during routine sloshing, is made of stainless just like the bottle. The gasket and top of the lid are still plastic/rubber, but the important part is that the ENTIRE interior of the bottle is stainless.
This does result in a noisy removal of the lid, but that's the price you pay for keeping your H20 plastic free.

This hoody is perfect for casual wear. It's comfortable, super warm, and sheds light snow like a champ (the wool coating does its job nicely).
Another great thing about the wool: it does not retain odors at all. I have warn this by two bonfires and there is no woodsmoke smell to it.

These pants are the warmest, comfiest, and best cut PJs I have ever owned. I bought a second pair because the first one blew me away. I wear these nightly and plan to continue to do so until they are warn out. Judging by the quality of the seams and material, that will be in a very long time.
One note, these pants are polyester, so they do get a body odor thing going if you sweat much. I normally don't have much of a problem with this, but I wore them by a fireplace the other night perspired a bit (as mentioned, they are extremely warm). They got stinky and needed to be washed.
The upside is that they don't pill after 20+ washings, so all is well!

This headband does all it promises to do. It keeps my ears and forehead warm and stays in place nicely.
It also wicks quite well in warm weather, or during heavy aerobic activity in the cold (I've been running with it in the snow and it's kept me dry and ice-free).
My only complaint is that the sizing guide provided fits it pretty loosely. Size down if you're in between sizes!

Two things you should know about this fleece:
1) It's fairly light weight. Warmer than a cotton T, but not by a lot.
2) It runs SHORT and small. I typically wear a men's small for baselayers with a skintight fit, but this shirt left about 3 inches of my stomach exposed. I am 6', but my patagonia, other MH, stoic, and northface gear all covers my tummy in small... Beware.

That aside, the material feels nice and Mountain Hardware is easily my favorite gear supplier, so this still gets a decent rating. Just order larger than usual and make sure to sunscreen the happy trail!

These are basically the perfect sunglasses. They have classic aviator style, offer excellent light protection (the toric lenses are fantastic), and have polarized options available. One word of caution though: if you keep these glasses in the Smith lenscloth bag they come in, or loose, or with one arm over the collar of your shirt, the ends of the earpieces will scratch little tracts in the back of those huge gorgeous lenses and you will have a fuzzy spot in your vision. I suggest putting some kind of foam guard on the tips (the 80s style necklace thingee might work), or you might be able to eliminate the problem by packing the hinges, but be aware of the issue before buying these otherwise incredible sunglasses.