I took this on a three week to trip to Europe and wore it pretty much every day. The large pocket on the side is the perfect size for holding a passport, some change and a metro ticket. You can even stuff an average size digital camera (without the case) into it. It dries quickly and does not hold a lot of moisture due to the nylony nature of the fabric. My one complaint is that it is super high waisted. I ordered a size 4 and it me a few inches under my bellybutton and right above my knees. I would say size up it you don't want it to ride high, so long as you don't mind it falling at or below your knees.

The sizing chart said that a size two should fit a 24-25 in waist. I have a 27-inch waist and was still swimming in two inches of extra fabric. The shorts underneath were even more oversized. It felt like I had put on granny panties that were two sizes too big. Needless to say, these were returned.

I absolutely love these boots. I have been searching for years for a boot that does not put my foot to sleep after two runs. My only complaints are that the heal cup is not as narrow and snug as the Burton Supremes and they are not as stiff as I would like, but those are small prices to pay for having feeling in your feet at the end of the day.

Even though they were a lot thinner than I was expecting, they do a great job of keeping the toes warm, even on deep powder days. The black ribbing over the top of the foot is mostly elastic, which keeps them from bunching around your toes. The elastic in the calves is awesome. After two ski season of use, they still stay up, no bunching around the ankles. I always end up regretting using any other pair of socks. These are by far my favorites.

It fits great and is super comfy and soft. First complaint, it attracts hair like the bujesus and because of that nappy knit hair gets stuck in the weave and does not come out, even with washing. Second complaint, is that it is not super durable. I have had mine for about 5 months, the seams are coming apart and you can see the wear on the elbows and back. If I had it to do over again I would just have purchased the Arc'teryx Covert.

This is hands-down my favorite fleece jacket. It is great for laying under jackets while skiing in bounds and it does not attract hair like most fleeces. Normally I wear an XS, but I had to size up to a Small.

Love the quality, hate the fit¦I am 5'1 and the waist on these went 2 inches past my bellybutton. If the rise on these were lower, I would still have them.

Great layering piece, it works well layered under a ski jacket or over a tee on a spring bike ride. The outside is durable poly, but the inside is soft fleece. It is very fitted, if you plan to put anything underneath it, I would bump up a size.

For sure not a stand alone, go ice climbing in Ouray jacket. I mostly use it for kickin' around town and spring hiking. It would work well layered under a shell except for the fact that the hood gets in the way. It is true to size, but cut sorter in the torso, it hits about 3 inches below the top of my hip.

Fits like a box and is over sized. Didn't even have mine for a year before it started to wear out. You are better off saving your money and buying something from Mountain Hardwear or Arc'teryx.

Best under layer I have found yet. After three days of snowboarding, this shirt smelled nowhere near as bad as my synthetics do. It also did not fit like a potato sack, as some under-layers do. It fit the shape of my body, but was not restrictive, and it was also long enough to tuck in.

The pullover is super soft and surprisingly thin for a fleece jacket, but really warm. Don’t be fooled by the picture the Black/Quarry is a really dark black not grey. It is great layering piece.