I fell in love with these the first time I saw them, when I bought a pair I wasn't in the least bit dissappointed. These feel very durable, and are incredibly comfortable, I have a little larger head.
On top of the great Oakley quality, they have taken a classic look and added some edge to it.

This beanie is nice and warm, although a little big, and my head is bigger than average. I generally don't use it for winter sports but for backpaking, I like to wear a beanie at nights, and because of it's size it doesn't fit tightly on my head wich makes it comfy for sleeping in.
I love the simple, clssic styling of it as well.

I have only used these pants a couple of times, but so far so good, they are durable, very light for packing, and comfortable, I also really like the built in belt.
Also when you zip off the legs, the shorts are long enough that you don't feel like you are wearing basketball shorts from the 1970's.
I'm going to order another pair or two.

Very comfortable pad, I love that it slides perfectly into my Big Agnes Gun Creek 30 Degree synthetic bag.
It takes just about two minutes to fill with air, and that is without hyperventalating.
Packs small by itself or can be kept in the sleeping bag sleeve and packed that way.
Overall great pad that is very comfortable.

I love this bag, very lightweight and very warm, used along with the Big Agnes Air Core Sleeping Pad, makes a great lightweight, convenient system.
I am a big guy, and needed a little more space in the bag, so I purchased the bag expander directly from Big Agnes, it added 7 inches of girth and is much more confortable now without adding much weight.
Probably plenty comfy for someone with an average body frame or even slightly above average frame without the expander.

Before you make a choice based on the post by maestroejd100103519, keep in mind that he is talking about a ski from 20 years ago, these are not the same skis as twenty years ago. The only real resemblance is the graphics.