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Volkl Mantra Alpine Ski

October 24, 2011

At 5'9" 140-150 lb I'm torn between the 170 and 177, any suggestions? I'd put myself at just under expert.

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Smith Variant Brim Helmet

January 1, 2011

Anyone have an idea how this helmet fits with Spy goggles? Just picked up a pair of Apollos and want to upgrade my helmet, but don't want to have to worry about that hideous gap forming... Thanks

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POC Receptor BUG Communication Helmet

December 20, 2010

Anyone know the quality of the speakers? Skullcandy isn't a terrible brand, but they aren't known for high quality audio either (I'd put em in the mid-line/economy range).

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Hestra Heli Glove

November 29, 2010

I'm between the 8 and 9. Any advice as to what size to go for? Measurement wise I'm about a 7.5 ''.

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Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero Down Vest - Men's

Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero Down Vest - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 January 26, 2010

I've been wanting a down vest for a while, and after comparing this vest with similar ones offered by Patagonia and TNF, I decided to go ahead and get the Mountain Hardware. Part of my decision was based off the price (got it on sale for $95, plus had a coupon from BC for another $20 off). I originally got a S as I was going to use it as a top layer over a long sleeve shirt for walking to class or going out at night. The shoulder and body fit was excellent, however the length was a bit too short for me (5'9'' 145 lb) so I went ahead an exchanged it for a M. The M is a bit broader in the shoulders and has room for an additional layer underneath it (e.g. sweatshirt) but the length is a lot better.

So far it has been nothing short of superb. Some of the down has been coming out, but as with any down material that can be expected. It is insanely warm, and has a multitude of pockets which I love. There is the two external hand pockets which are soft and fleece lined, a large external (non-fleece lined) chest pocket, and lastly has an other large inner (again non-fleeced lined) pocket on the right hand side. They are great for storing everything from cell phone/ipod to some energy bars while up on the mountain. Because the internal pocket is on the inside, it also keeps most of your stuff warm which is very nice. No more worrying about if the cold will drain your battery, simply put it in the internal, and even the external pockets and it will stay at a good temperature. I really have no gripes about this vest, one of my favorite pieces of clothing. Insanely warm, and looks great. I would recommend it to anyone.

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Patagonia Powder Bowl Jacket - Men's

December 23, 2009

How's the warmth on this jacket? On those real nasty days would one need to layer up quite a bit or does the jacket provide some decent warmth?

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