Although it is a nice, sleek, small size for a woman's wrist, I didn't find this watch to be super user friendly. The side buttons are super sensitive. Every little bump would "beep" and cause the screen to change to a different mode. Also, it developed condensation under the screen after 6 months (no swimming involved). Bummer. Returning it.

Super comfy and stretchy, fit true to size. They are a thinner cord material if you like that- not thick, chunky cords (like Prana's old 70s cords). The rise is definitely higher than what is typically considered 'low rise' these days. Prana pants have a much lower rise than these.

Fits true to size. It is a soft (thin fabric) material, and has a flattering shape. Nice length- just a touch below hips. I am 5'7", slim, and the size Small fits perfectly- a bit loose and comfortable. If it wasn't so expensive, I would buy 10 shirts!

These pants have a very low rise, which I love. The waistband material is very comfortable and flattering. Perfect length: I usually get size 4 pants with a 32" inseam, and the Small was a perfect length for me. Although the material is really soft and comfortable, it is too thin and see-through for me (hello underwear lines!). The Vivi pants have thicker material.

The wide waistband with the low rise is very comfortable and flattering. Straight leg, not tight/fitted. I usually buy size 4 pants with a 32" inseam, and the length of Small pants was perfect. Thicker material than the Mara pant.

Unlike other baby clothing companies, Patagonia infant clothes seem to fit true to size. So, no need to buy a larger size than necessary! And, the vest model will fit at least through a whole year of growth.....I bought the 18 mth size for a 13 mth old. It is a bit too large right now, so will definitely fit for another year.

I was so excited about these pants! Lightweight cords with a little stretch, great material and colors. For the past several years, Prana size 4 is usually a perfect fit for me. And, these pants fit perfect, except for the waist- it was another size larger than the rest of the pants. Like a size 4 pant with a size 6 waist! Very strange. (Horny Toad pants seem to fit like this, too.) Major bummer! I think a size 2 would be too small. Maybe Prana is using a different manufacturer for their pants now....?

I love this material- very flattering. Slim fit- but not tight. Design makes it more interesting than a plain t-shirt. True to size: I am normally a size 2 for tops, and the Small is perfect.

I have a older version (3+ years old) of these Noble stretch pants which I love, and I was psyched to get a new pair. Unfortunately, these new ones are designed a little slimmer around the waist, so didn't fit as comfortably as my older model. And, new metal rivets where the drawstring comes through is a new addition. So, if you are between 2 sizes, I would size up compared to older North Face pants.

These pants fit well and I love the lightweight material. Slim but comfortable fit. Mid-rise (definitely not low-rise). These are true to size like most North Face pants. They are nice enough that I will probably wear them mostly around town rather than hiking!

These shoes are super nice and the style is great. I am a size 8, and the size 8 length was just a bit too long. HOWEVER, these are for wide feet only! Wow, they are super spacious in the width. I have normal to slightly narrow feet, and floated around in these. Sadly, had to return them.

I've been wearing strictly Merrells for years, and thought I'd try these. Comfy, good looking boots. I am a size 8 with regular/narrow width feet and these boots were a little too spacious in the toe box for me (width and length).

I've owned many Merrell hiking shoes over the past 10 years as they fit my size 8 feet perfectly, and provide just the right amount of support for day hikes. (I hike a lot, so go through a pair about every 1.5 years. They just get too broken in/soft by that time....).
The traditional laces always seem to come undone while hiking, which was driving me nuts. This lace system is awesome! I can't believe I didn't switch over to this sooner. Great fitting shoe, and nice lace system.

I agree with the previous review......these fit true to size, however, a little too loose on the waist, and a bit tight around the rear. I've noticed this kind of strange fit with other 2011 Horny Toad shorts, too.
Nice material, plenty of pockets.

Nice, light cotton, comfortable, casual pants. Thin material- not traditional thick canvas. Flattering. Mid-rise. Definitely buy one size larger than your normal size if you want them to fit comfortably and a little loose. If you buy your normal size, the legs are fine, but they are too tight around the hips/butt, even for slim ladies with no curves!

Fit true to size, and I love the long, tapered wrist: so convenient for fitting under sleeves and for pole straps. And, there is just enough room to put a warming pad on top of your hand if necessary. These are surprisingly warm and super windproof. Great for backcountry skiing and winter biking.

Love the length of these (just cover my knees), however, they fit super snug, especially on the waist and butt. I wear Prana pants and shorts often, and these fit smaller than their regular sizing.

Great, soft t-shirt. Fits perfectly- not tight, but not too loose. Hits at hips or even a little below. Fits true to size.

Like a soft t-shirt, but with more interesting styling. The front seam across the chest tends to fold over after washing, so it needs to be quickly ironed to re-straighten the seam, unfortunately. Otherwise, a great shirt. Generously sized: I am normally a size 2/small in other brands, and the XS of this shirt fits perfectly.

As usual for Mountain Hardwear women's tops, this is very short in length and small for a shirt. I think they must design their clothes for petite women who are shorter than 5' 3". I am 5' 7", and normally wear a size Small (size 2) in other brands, and a size Small in this shirt was skin tight and fell above my waist.

Otherwise, a nice, lightweight material shirt. Buy only if you are a shorter/ petite woman!

This fleece is very lightweight, thin material. Great for fall, or as a layer in winter. It is a loose/ generous fit, and is quite long- falls below my hips. I normally wear a size 2 top, and the Small in this is quite spacious. Super comfortable!

Stretchy, soft fabric with a slim but loose fit. Quite long- goes to below my hips. Love the 3/4 length sleeves. The mock neck isn't tight- it is 'slouchy' as described above. I normally wear a size Small (size 2) in tops, and the Small of this shirt is a loose, comfy fit for me.

I wear this bag every day.....for work, running errands around town on my bike, etc. It is the perfect size for your wallet, phone, keys, small water bottle, or some other small items, and attach a jacket to the outside. You can even roll up a magazine and it'll fit in there. Super light weight. (Not big enough for a computer or groceries.) Highly recommend if you are looking for a small messenger- type bag.

This was a much lighter weight fabric than I was expecting for a sun protection shirt. It's really comfortable and is long- lower than my hips. I have the size 2, and it is still plenty roomy. Not super flattering, but definitely worth keeping for the sun protection factor while hiking, gardening, etc.

These are really flattering and comfortable. I will probably wear them for more than just water sports! Yes, they do run a little large: I am normally a size 4 in shorts, and the size 2 in these fits perfectly.

I love the built in shelf bra. It's a great material- the stretchiness is just right. Not skin tight, but slim fit. It is long- definitely down to the hips, which is really nice. I'm normally a size 2 top, and have the XS. Can wear it hiking or to a nice restaurant.

This hat is super lightweight will a decent sized brim. Much more air flow than a traditional baseball cap. Nicely sized for women....short enough that it doesn't touch my ears, and easy to adjust the snugness with the strap.

These are great for touring and the resort. Easy to click into and get out of.....just make sure the bindings are free of snow and ice buildup. I once clicked into the bindings when they were full of snow, and my boot soon released one turn later. As long as you keep 'em clean during entry, they are great. Using a ski pole to rotate the heel piece for touring is genius. No problems at the resort (note: I am light and stay away from hard bumps).

Have them put on with your Dynafit bindings. Necessary for the resort, and highly recommended for the backcountry to ensure you don't ever lose a ski. Work great- just like regular alpine brakes. I put the 100mm brakes on my K2 Gotback skis (102mm at waist), and they fit perfectly.

Soft in the tip, stiffer in the tail. Shovel rocker keeps the tips above the snow nicely. Great in powder, and also carves on groomers at the resort. Some rattle in the tip on packed groomers, but these fatties are not meant for those conditions. I have Dynafit bindings on these skis, which makes for a super light touring set up. Remember- the rocker makes it ski like a shorter ski (less running length/on the ground contact), so don't get too short of a size. I am 5'7" and got the 167.

I spoke with Garmont, and these are the same boots as last winter's '08-'09 Garmont Radium for women. They are just a different color.
Great, high-performance, stiff boot for the resort and backcountry if your foot is the right size for Garmont's boots. Seem best for narrow, high volume feet.
The stock liners are not fabulous- no cushion, and they are difficult to stretch lengthwise, even with molding. I recommend replacing the Garmont liners with Intuition liners.
I am a shoe size 8, and a 24.5 was too short in length (toe crunch!), and a 25 was too roomy in volume (sloppy skiing).

Neat idea, lightweight. However, it is terrible when pouring coffee or any liquid out- it spills all over the place. Very poor designed spout. Would not recommend.

I have 2 of these now.....super soft fleece, and fits closely (not tight). Really tall zip neck that reaches my chin- great for keeping cold drafts out. And, it's longer than most fleece tops/sweaters- I am 5'7" and the Small goes down to my hips. (Unusual for Mountain Hardwear- normally their shirts are too short for me!)

Super comfy, fits nicely- not too loose, not tight. And, it is long enough to hit my hips. Lightweight fabric, 3/4 length sleeves. Love the snap buttons. Great deal when it's on sale- at full price, it's a little pricey for such a simple shirt.

I have average size/width feet, and these fit true to size. If you have wide feet, they may not work. But fine for normal to narrow. They are very comfortable, and are tall enough to keep snow out. Warm. Excited to use them while shoveling snow, hanging out after skiing, and snowshoeing.

Super comfy cords with a generous fit through the leg. Like most TNF pants, they stretch out after a full day or two of wearing them, but they will shrink back to normal after throwing them in the dryer. If you are looking for a more fitted cord, go for the Prana 70s cord.

The fabric of these pants is super soft. And, the rise is just right- not too high, not too low. They are very flattering. Great for in town or on the trail. Like most TNF pants, they do stretch out after a full day or two of wearing them, and become a bit looser. However, once you wash them and throw them in the dryer, they shrink back to size nicely.

Very comfortable- especially with the adjustable straps. It is closely fitted, but not skin-tight, which is really nice. And, the top has a small slit at the bottom of the back hem to provide some further freedom of movement. Long enough to almost reach my hips. I am normally a size 2/4 for tops, and I got a size S.

Super lightweight, so perfect for packing. However, it is too short in length if you are a taller girl. It would be perfect for girls 5'5" and below.

Very thin fabric- great for right next to your skin. Leaves plenty of room for additional layers on top, like fleece. Wicks sweat away, ensuring you won't get the chills when you stop. Great fit- a slim fit, but still a little loose, and long.

I can't eat these fast enough when I am on a long bike ride. They taste really natural, and seem to digest fast. Perfectly sized packages, too.

Lightweight, durable, and easy to adjust with gloves on thanks to the FlickLock mechanism. Perfect length for most people, but probably not long enough for touring if you are over 6 feet tall.

If you are looking for cords, these are super comfortable. That little bit of spandex makes a big difference- these stretch with you. Low rise, and it's slightly higher in the back, which is perfect. True to size.

Totally glam enough for the city, but also functional when hiking the trails. Super comfy fit, and great coverage/skin protection. A little too big/wide to wear with a bike helmet, though. The ZB-13 is a perfect lens for all kinds of conditions.

I've tried numerous Scarpa and Garmont AT boots, and these are decent. Very stiff, so great at the resort, but comfy enough for the backcountry. Seem best for narrow, high-volume feet.
The stock Garmont liner is not fabulous- I would recommend replacing them with an Intuition liner.
I am a shoe size 8, and seem to fall between a 24.5 (performance fit) and a 25 (more generous, touring fit). I got a 24.5, and the Garmont liner length didn't stretch much at all (even with toe caps during molding process, etc.), so my toes were cramped when touring, and felt only slight relief on the downhill.
If you have the perfectly sized foot for Garmont sized boots, these would be awesome boots!

Puffy and warm. Small sizes don't look overly bulky at all. Nice hip length. Only bad thing is that the shell material stains very easily, and difficult to clean.

Super lightweight, breathable, yet sturdy material. Excellent venting with the zippers on the sides. Worn with a pair of long underwear, and you're good to go touring. However, not warm enough to sit on a chairlift at the resort in mid-winter. (Fine in the spring, though.)

Nice to finally have longer MTB shorts for women. I was tired of my regular length shorts turning into short-shorts once I was actually riding. These shorts are super comfy. Nice light material. However, they do fit a little on the small side around the waist. So, you may want to order up a size if you are between sizes.

Lightweight fabric with a very slim fit. Very flattering, perfect length. True to size.

Great material, nice and light fabric. However, the band on Patagonia bras are always quite snug, so order a size up if you don't like the tight feeling around your ribcage. I'm very small, and I ordered a medium.

Cute hat, fits well, and stays on well. The fact that it's reversible is great- looks like 2 totally different hats. Fits like a top hat (with a little space at the top)- not snug to the head like a baseball hat.

The fabric is very lightweight- great for summer. And, it fits a woman's head perfectly.

Like most Mountain Hardwear shorts and pants, they run small, so order a size up compared to what you wear in other brands.

Best for low-volume feet. Nice liner. Still has the typical arch found in most AT boots- if you want a flat bottom like an alpine boot, go for the Garmont Xena.

This jacket has GREAT material/technology, but the fit is way too short!!! I am normally a size 2, and the size 4 doesn't even reach my hips. I think only shorter (less than 5'4") women could wear this jacket.