John Duke

Great hat. Fits my tall head well and the colors are super vibrant. The bill looked funny flat, as it sort of angled upwards. But I gave her a little tweak and now this hat is gold.

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I picked this up two winters ago, in a size large. I feel like its a shorter, fuller cut than what I usually expect from TNF. For lounging around it fits the bill perfectly, but I feel it felt short as an active layering piece.

This is a great jacket, especially for the price. This could easily be a $200+ jacket. I where this mostly in the shoulder seasons, and it keep the cold North wind off of me up here in the Big Woods. Very waterproof, have worn it hiking in the rain for hours and been dry; same with kayaking on Superior. The sleeves have a great cut, as they cover the back of your hand, but don't inhibit your palms. The also fit gloves underneath them very well. The two outer pockets are perfectly placed and very accommodating. The large inside pocket is big enough to fit most necessities, and you might even be able to fit your skins in their too;and the smaller zippered pocket is great for an iPod. This jacket doesn't disappoint.

I'm 6' , 200lbs and wear an XL

Great ski. The soft early rise tip makes if great in pow. That coupled with a semi-fat waist make it awesome for sidecountry exploration and healthy sized cliffs. I demoed the 182 length and found it quick in the trees and could really smear some turns. The stiffness is just right. The Czar also did well on groomers, but it you gotta make them work for you. I would totally throw down the cash for them, but I question the durability of Salomons because of my past experiences with them. But if you're pro Salomon and want a great one ski quiver, pull the trigger.

Theres a reason you cant go to a ski hill and not see this goggle. High quality materials make up the frame and strap, plus great eye protection with the lenses. With enough choices of lenses to match almost every light condition, these are just plain awesome. And the fit of the frame fits most size faces from an average person to egg heads. I dont plan on buying any other model.

I have these mounted on my Kung Fus and wouldnt want anything else. The wide toe piece is amazing for applying more pressure to your edges on wider skis. Any ski 88mm + underfoot deserves to have this binder mounted with it. With the plastic body you shave off a lot of wieght that you get with the Jester, but it doesnt seem to me that any durability is lost. I destroy skis and binders, and these are still going strong after 90+ days. I have ripped both heel pieces out of my skis, but that is only because of knots in the core that pulled out. I heli coiled them and they keep my boots on my boards. Im 6' 200lbs and ride with my DIN at 11 or 12 depending on terrain, and this binder is great.

I have skied this ski all season and it is one of the best do-everything skis out there. The dims and flex make it stable on high speed groomers, but fir core allows it to be soft enough for park slaying. Great for cruising trees and choppy pow the day after b/c of the waist and shoulder width. I have skied these boards in every condition from 30" at Alta/Bird to bluebird days in A51. Solid off of kickers and very stable on landings. However the mid wide dims do make it a chore spinning on to rails and multiple switch ups. This ski pushed me to a new level of shredding.

They get the job done. But personally I thought they were very expensive for what you get. I couldn't make my extra snowboard leashes work, so I shelled out for these. Its a great product, very durable, but not worth $23. Hopefully they will last a LONG time

I have these mounted on my Volkl Riot 157, and they are a great match flex wise for my park needs. Torsionaly stiff enough to be responsive, but soft enough laterally to not be a hindrance on rails.
Pretty good everywhere

Been riding the Prospect for a couple yrs, and I have no complaints. I ride the entire mtn in them and they are a great park boot. Pow and groomer wise, slightly soft for my tastes, but anyone under 190lbs would love them. I haven't heat molded these, as the liner is just fine for me as is, but cook them and you'll have an awesome boot.

Picked up a pair for cheap last winter to replace the pair of mitts i lost in the parking lot the day before. Took a couple laps out of bounds and shredded them from my not-too-sharp ski edges while using my skis to pull my self up a slope. two more days and these were toast.

Id look at a higher model glove, or another brand

Its plastic, has some padding and some vents. If you hit your head, itll cusion you. Not really thrilled with this helmet, kinda tall and heavy in my opinion.

A great ski sock for an already packed out boot. Great wool to keep your feet breathing and to keep the sweat wicked away from your skin. The extra layer of wool on the shin and other key places provides just enough padding for your dogs to stay comfy all day

I love flipflops. I dont really like shoes. But sometimes life makes you wear shoes....Enter Sanuk. Perfect blend of sandal and closed toe footwear. Not super comfy at first, but once you wear them everyday the footbeds mold to your feet and toes very nicely. Wear a wool sock and theyre functional in the winter most of the time.

Bought my pair three summers ago for hiking/fishing and they fit the bill perfectly.My main problem was when I hiked Half Dome that summer, my pair wasnt quite broken in yet and I got terrible blisters on the outsides of my feet. But, just be smarter than me and you have a great pair of sandals

A little too crisp out of the box to wear them without socks, but so comfy once you put a few miles on them. great for longboarding around town or wearing to class. everyone needs a pair in their life

seriously. best glove ever. kinda tight outta the box, but once broken in, its amazing. super durable, super tough, really comfy. i was sorta bummed at first b/c the palms were real thick and there wasnt a whole lot of dexterity, but after shoveling the driveway a bunch of times i can feel my ski poles and put my tele leashes on w/o taking off my gloves. another thing is i have wide palms(XXL hands) and i never use the velcro strap as its simply too tight with them cinced and i find myself pulling them on and off all the time. but go without and its a great time

awesome glove

best pow jib ski ever. mount them at +5 and giv'er. skied them at alta/bird solitude and brighton last april during the late big storm and had an absolute blast. have them in a 179 and theyre gonna be awesome on a big pow day here in the UP as well. def need a boot stiffer or as stiff as 100 flx tho, its a big ski.

tempted to mount them w/ hammerheads too, could be alot of fun

Have them mounted on 179 Hippy Stinx and they are money. Have had zero problems from them other than faults of my own(not havin equal tension on cartriges). Super smooth and a great do everything binder. I am upgrading to Black cartriges tho for some addtl stiffness( have the RED one currently)