Well will ski 196 this week after all last season on 186. These skis kill it in all conditions except bumps. No speed limit and super quick in trees, steep coolies, groomers whatever. Amazing design

Love the features, sizing is a little small and ended up with XL for a little for relaxed fit (35" waist on me). Legs could be longer, but features cut and price ar espot on for this bib. Very comfortable, color and tech is top notch

So far just have it in the living room. Purple is like grapejuice, and lime is bright. Quality is burly. I'm 34-35 waist depending on day and burgers & inseam is 34. Large was too tight and XL was just right. Will likely test this winter and give better review. But finish and features are top notch. True test will be blower and trees. Nice semi freeride fit with XL, but large would never work.

Seemed a little thin, mesh lines only, no fleece at all. Seemed like a good idea gone a little weak. Just sayin, more durable and fleece seat and knees would help

Sick in any condition, skis chop like your riding in po, skis pow and pops and porpises really well. Basically kills it, way too easy for a ski this big. Great on groomers with FKS, carves awesome.
188 and I am 188 with gear, great combo

Insulation is lighter than 100G, maybe 60G. Gore tex is nice finish and fit is freeride. Not baggy, but not tight. Got L and I'm 34-36 and they fit good. Style is awesome and Green is lime and looks good. Could have more insulation, but I will have to ski in Montana to know for sure. Good choice for style, fit and color. if it had more insulation or I knew for sure the insulation weight (most companies list it, Norrona does not) I would give it 5 stars. Well the fit is funky. More euro than i like when skiing. if you zip in maybe, but zipper is weird with other non norrona jkts

The good - C change fees nice, light and seems like a great concept. Cut is sharp and sleeves are very long.

The Bad - Color is more red and hood and is not articulated so with the collar up the hood is bunchy and does not lay flat (see Burton AK for flat hood)

buy one size up for comfort.
Lightweight, nice feel and seamless.
Works well with my insulated bib.

No stank and good product

Amazing breathability. You just don't overheat. Very protective from water and wind it just sheds everything. Size up if you want to layer. I am 6'3 and 180 with long arms and athletic build. Large was too tight for comfortable layering. Also xl arm length is much better. So convert to event and you will be great

Fit is comfortable and it is lightweight
The protection is in good spots
a little more chest protection would be helpful

Seriously amazing. Never overheated even when I was hiking in waist deep snow up a ridge. Sizing Is true and allows layering. Pockets are limited but four good sized ones. Color is bright enough to be seen, nut not 80's bright

Separate option for $50, wow pricey, and they don't seem as sturdy as my STH. Tryed them, went back to solly

Great jacket. Gore tex, windproof, warm. Great in colder climates like utah, jackson and montana. And of course AK.

great pockets, light weight jacket for the warrmth and long sleeves and drop skirt. Can snug up up all ssections and laugh at below zero powder while eveyone else runs.

It is big, I normally wear a L and got medium. But it fits great. Dont fear the price, worth every penny.

Oh, hit a few tree branches, no signs of wear, durable

Skiied on ice and some powder. Great ski, quick turner, light an stable

Good first layer for quick moisture transport, neck is a little snug

Very stylin, warm and snug
Not good as mid layer while skiing, will stink from synthetics

lame color, but not a bad pant, snug

very warm, great as warm layer or as sweat pant for chillin apre, or on walks around town on cold nights

Good sock. Could be a bit warmer, however it was second day of use without washing and like 0F out. Sturdy, supportive and did not smell. Give it a 4 only due to price

I am a boxer guy, but wanted to try something different. Very breathable and good support.

Pricey is reason for the 4

More practical than typical cotton or fleece. Pretty waterproof and warm. the true test will be in Jackson or Utah, but holds up to the sink-proof test = water rolls off.

Great pants, tough, warm, waterproof. Worked great at -2 in Utah Pow.

As always Gore-Tex rocks. Light insulation and great venting make a good combo for hiking for the goods. Bulletproof in the trees and it has six pockets. The pants rock.

This jacket is awesome. I was in Utah with 8-12F weather and an inch of snow an hour. I was warm and dry while my buddies were cold. It was just like being in my living room except with fresh deep powder.

Freeskier says ski of the year, I say ski of the decade. Wow, groomers, crud, chop, windblown, and of course deep pow. I saw it all on last trip and this ski crushed it. It’s great with the jump turns and medium to short radius in the trees. Very lightweight, but super stable when straight lining big faces.

Great puffy. I was in two feet of Utah fresh with temps in the teens and sugar snow fallin. The whole time I was warm and dry like I was in my living room.

Very comfortable and broad temp range. Good for low temps or snowshoeing

Wow, what a bag. Its huge and tough. The ability to break into two bags is great and the compartments are great for seperating gear. Best travel bag ever.

The Spyder vail pant is the most comfortable pant I have ever had. It is flexible, warm on cold days and yet vents can be opened for warmer days. It survived the Snowbird trees and ridge hikes where I punish equipment. A great pant,top quality, well worth the money for diehard extreme skiers.

Great lens for white out, best visibility possible in low light. Used at mammoth in the pea soup with less than 10 feet visiblity and could see.

Skiied halloween at mammoth and these goggles worked great for the blinding california sun. Got some snow in them when I rested after hiking into a ridge and they dried quickly and stayed clear as soon as I started down the run. Great venting, Oakley is the best.