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I've ridden on Sidi for road biking for a long time but these are my first pair of Sidi's for mt biking. The shoes are really comfortable - NOTE, I've got a wide foot so I ordered up a half size.

The sole is stiff, the insole cradles my foot so that's it snug which is important so I can "feel" while riding technical terrain. The lugged sole sticks to rock when I have to bail on a climb and push my bike up a boulder.

Great shoe for a decent price!

I really like these shorts - lots of pockets, comfortable waistband that doesn't bind and the padded liner is easily removed for separate washings. One issue I have w/ the shorts - the liner seems to run a bit big while the outer short a big small which means that the outer short tends to creep up my legs when I riding - not a big deal but it means it doesn't warrant 5 stars! I ordered a Small which is my typical size.

These clogs are super comfy. I have a high instep, high arch and a wide foot and they give me great arch support. Love these shoes!

Great pair of flip flops, excellent arch support. Durable, comfortable - some flip flops cause irritation between my toes - these don't. Only drawback is that in the black they are just sort of blah from a style standpoint.

In the 2 months I've had this jacket I've worn it practically every day. It has a huge temperature range - I can wear it when it's 20 degrees or 50 degrees and it works. I use it for snowshoeing when it's really cold but mostly it's my walk my dog, go out to dinner, shovel snow, throw in the backpack for when the sun goes down, etc.

Super lightweight, warm, comfortable, just wish that the pockets zipped.

Took the Hubba Hubba on a fall canoe trip in the Boundry Waters. It's incredibly light so it made the portages a breeze, super easy set-up which was great since it was raining. Lots of room even with 2 people and gear. The only drawback is that I wanted a loop at the top to hang my headlamp - but I can deal with that!

I've had my Smith Toasters for 5 yrs and I love them! I have a small face and they fit great. I use them year around for biking, skiing, hiking, running... The only drawback I've found is that the lens are a little hard to change and they don't seat perfectly once they've been changed.

I've been climbing is this shoe for 4 years and they never disappoint. I use them on cracks, face, at the gym, etc. They are super comfortable (I can even belay with them on) - I've tried other shoes but nothing compares to the Mythos. BTW - my foot is wide and I have a super high arch.

I've got a wide foot and am prone to twisting my ankles while running trails. These shoes provide great stability (although they are a neutral shoe). They have a wide toebox while being snug around my heel. I wasn't sure that I would like the attached tongue - but it assists in hugging my feet. The only drawback is that the shoes are a little hard to get on because of the attached tongue.

Friends had told me how great these shorts are and it's true. They fit well (small is true to size), move with me, and are long enough that I can wear them under my harness and they don't bunch up.