Jack S

I do not own a yacht, but I feel like I do when I am wearing these. Such a classic look, these go great with semi formal events or lounging around town. I normally wear in between a 10 and 10.5 and went with 9.5 in these because they have a little bit of stretch and the 10s and the 10.5 caused my heel to come up when I walked.

Such a great pack. Just took a 4 day trip around Zion NP and this is by far the most comfortable and stable pack I have hiked with. I was able to get all my equipment and food in there with a plenty of room. The crampon pockets will be nice when the snow flies again. One of my favorite features is the J-zipper which allows you to access from the front of the pack so you do not have to dig. It makes packing the bag a little bit easier not having to worry about what I will need first.

Really tasty, great to throw in your pack for a sweet treat. They are firm enough to not get squished but soft enough that they do not have the texture of crunchy granola bars and more of a soft cookie consistency.

The frames have been nice, I have sat on them as well as dropped them off the chairlift heading up mountain biking and they did not break. I like the size of the lenses to block the sun but they are not quite as scratch resistant as one would like.

I normally wear a 10.5 in most shoes and went with the eleven. Once the leather got used to my feet, they broke in like a custom fitted sandal. They really comfortable and look really stylish whether that be beachwear or backyard BBQs.

The Z/2 is a great sandal for just about everything. I love the vibram rubber for grip coming out of the water as well as short hikes in southern Utah. They are extremely comfortable but rigid so they fair well on mildly tough terrain. The straps wear well and are soft so blisters have never been a problem. I normally wear about 10.5 in most shoes and the 10s were a great fit. After adjusting the straps my feet fit perfect.

It is pretty warm and comfortable and looks great, however I did not anticipate it being so long. I have a fairly large head (7 5/8s in fitted hats) and the length at times is a bit much. The regular doyonator is a good fit if you are looking for something with less hang on the back

I bought this as a gift for my mother and she loves it. She wanted it for traveling because the messenger style sling makes getting stuff in and out of the pack really easy. Also the front clip makes taking it off with it packed easy.

The valve on the mouthpiece stays nice and tight so it does not leak but cleaning it is pretty easy. The straw piece can be removed and getting soapy water into the mouth piece as well as flushed out takes hardly any time at all. Dropped it a few times hiking and climbing and plastic did not even scratch.

I agree with Erik, first time out of the bag the pole design was a bit confusing but once I figured it out, this tent goes up in minutes. Held up really well in a very windy, rainy storm in Moab. Stayed dry and unfazed by the wind.

Its tough to beat the price you pay for the performance you get from these. Solid dogbone keeps it from twisting and the wiregate makes clipping in smooth. After climbing 15+ pitches, these are still looking like they did when they came out of the package.

This bag holds everything you need for a solid day on the rocks. I have my 60 mm 10.2 rope, harness, shoes, 12 quick draws, extra carabiners and slings, and usually some lunch and a 32oz water bottle. The integrated rope tarp packs up tight or can be removed when you don't need it. Also the pack is really comfortable, even on long approaches