This stove lives in my SAR pack - and is awesome for a quick cup of soup/tea/coffee on the go.

Fashionable, without being so big that they make me look like a bug. Polarized lenses are great, though I wish they were offered in other colors, as well. Super comfy to wear and prone to fogging only on cold mornings.

I have boobs. I have hips. I also like to play outside. Most jackets don't really fit my shape - they leave me either feeling squished in or shapeless. Westcomb seems to be doing it right.

I love Danskos for work. However, most of their sandals are too narrow to fit my wide foot well. The Sissy has adjustable straps across the forefoot, which is awesome. The shoe does seem to run a little short, so if you are wavering between sizes, you might want to size up.

Admittedly, I'm a bit of a klutz. But I love flip flops - pretty much all year round - at 10,000 ft. These regularly save my big toe from getting mashed. And the straps fit my wide foot comfortably. If only Keen made them in black...

For running around town, walking the dogs, or just playing in the snow, these are awesome. They're also a great, warm, non-bulky alternative to a trailrunner for snowshoeing. They accomodate wide feet well.

Very cute sandals. However, the edges of the straps on my sandals were sharp (think edge of melted webbing sharp) and would periodically slice into my feet if not perfectly flat. If you were a half size, I'd suggest going up to the next whole size - they seem to run a bit small.

Lightweight, comfy jacket still allows for a pretty good range of motion while being active, fits above a harness or hipbelt, and gives me a shape other than round. Not too bulky and packs really well, but still has sufficient loft to keep me toasty.