Steven Gonsalves

So I own 3 Doyonators (Blue, Red, Black) and I have to say this hat does not disappoint. Super comfy and nice and baggy make this the ultimate ski hat. Super warm, very comfy and durable...Discrete kills it again

The name truly says it all. This is one banger of a hat. Super warm, very comfortable and very well built. I have it in the white and red and I'm always getting compliments in the lift lines along the line of "1980's Olympics ski racer"

Ive got the coal Rogue with the green iridium (not sure how to spell it) lens. Its a great combo, as the lens is actually a pretty good lens for all lighting. This is a super lightweight goggle, and as mentioned before, is good if you've got a smaller face/head

So i like to rock my tees a little bit on the long side, so i got this one in a XXL. The cut of this shirt maks it long, wihout the mumu look you often get with larger tees. Its got a more "fitted" look, so you can rock 'em long!

The one thing i noticed with these is that they make you look very funny when you're pale. But hey, after layin on the beach for a couple of days, these look right on! Very comfy and very durable. Rocked em in Maui n the beach, then went wakeboarding and had some gnarly crashes. They've held up to abuse like champs

I hate to give any Dakine hat less than 5 stars, however i must on this one. Its a very warm hat, and would probably be very comfy if i didnt have a head the size of a basketball. Great hat, just for smaller heads.

So these are perty cool shoes. Pretty comfortable, and easy to wear. The only problem I have with them is the soles aren't bery think, so if theres any water on the ground it could soak through. Otherwise a great shoe.

I wore these on days where I would find myself walking to class in -20 and below weather. See in Montana, there was about 2 weeks of deep freeze earlier this year. Whenever it was that cold, I would simply slip these boots on and go.

So i have the furry white T.I's, and i wore them almost everyday walking to class in Montana. For 2 weeks we didn;t get above -20, and these head phones helped me not only to rock out, but to keep warm. Overall, great sound and uber comfy!

So i never use my phone while skiing, so i only use this for my music. It works pretty good for music and has pretty good sound. The only complaint I have with this set up is that the ear pieces tend to fall out. I don't know what it is, but the ear pieces don't stick in the slots fully. Other than that it's a nice attachment.

These are pretty good bindings...nice and lightweight while still remaining durable. The 12 din works for me as I always ride my bindings at a 9 or 10 din setting. Overall a great binding thats lightweight and durable.

This boot has a great flex. Being more of a park boot, these have a great flex to reduce shin bang. I use this boot for everything, and they can charge with the best of them. Overall a great boot for park/pow riding.

This beanie is pretty warm for me here in Utah (It doesn't get too cold here). The baggy look is also a plus, as i like the taller beanies.

After sking about 8 inches of Utah light and dry, I felt compelled to write about my awesome experience in the untouched goodness. Skiing the groomers back to the lift were super easy. And the pow performance? Unbelievable. They floated, surfed, smeared, and pivotted their way throught the trees, then charged in the bowls. I also was able to ski some smaller lines switch on these, and the amount of tail rocker helped push my tails out of the deep. Overall my new favotite ski, even when its dry!

So I recently replaced a pair of old 177 Nordica Beasts with these in the 185...it takes a lot of speed to get them on edge, but once you do they rip on the groom. They even carve better than my old Beasts. I didnt get a chance to ski them in the park or pow, but will write another review when i have. Overall, a great pow ski thats totally do-able as an all mountian stick...oh ya, switch skiing is a breeze with these boards.

How could a company answer the call after Reasons? By releasing an even better film. This movie totally killed it. From big mountain lines, to street handrails, to park and pipe, this movie had it all!

This movie rocked from the very begining. With great segments althroughout the movie, it was no surprise that MSP left the best for last. The tribute to Shane was the best way anyone could have ended the movie (well, apart from Piano Man, sung out by the cast). After it was over, there were many people that walked out crying. Overall, a vey good movie with an outstanding tribute to a skiing ledgend.

For me, winter doesn't truely start until I hear the voice of Warren Miller. So imagine my surprise when I heard him narrorating for Level 1. Even though there's a lot of rails and jibs in this movie (Im more of a Big Mountain/jump fan myself), the movie kept my attention and kept me entertained. Prolly not as good as some of the ones in the past (Realtime...Japan segment), this movie is very entertaining.

This is a pretty good rain coat. Ive worn it in the bahamas during a very torrential downpour. It kept me dry, yet was light enough to keep me cool. The only downside i have with it is u might want to layer during those colder storms, as it is very thin.

I have used this shovel for the past couple of years. It is quite durable, although Ive only used it to build jumps. Ive packed down probably 120 jumps with this and its still giong strong. The added probe helps too, although luckly i havent had to use it yet and hopefully never will.

These shoes are extremely comfortable, and can withstand some serious abuse. Ive had mine for 2 years now and they are still in great shape!

I don't know too much abot sunglasses, but i do know that these rock. My dad boght them and didn't like them, so he gave them to me. I worked all summer at a pool in the blazing sun, and wore these everyday. They have awesome UV protection, andare very comfortable.

I have been shredding with these on a pair of Line Chronics. They are a little heavy, but they hold you in super well. They make a great park binding, as they are durable, and yet still some-what light.

These are pretty good goggles. They have a nice vent system, while still retaining warmth. The lenses are easy to change out as well.

This helmet is awesome. It's super durable, yet is still super light. The vents on here add amazing flow during those warm spring days. The brim helps to block snow, yet is small enough to kill the goggle-helmet gap.

These skis absolutly tear the park up. Im more into jumping, so the Chronics stiff flex add huge pop. They have a stiff tail, so it takes a terrible landing to wash out on. I'm 5'10 and 175 lbs and the 176 center mount work perfect for me. If you're more into rails i'd look into the afterbag, but if jumping's your thing, these skis are what ya need.

These skis are a blast in the powder. On the groom they have a very slide-like feeling that is to be expected from a flat camber ski. That flat camber is what makes pow fun. They can slide, pivot, slash, and surf like a rockered ski, without loosing stability.

I absolutly love the VCT 189. It absolutly rips on the groomers, no matter how icy they may be. They are even fun in the park, although it takes some work to do bigger spins (540+). Overall, a very fun ski that can rail on the groom or float in the pow