Without any doubt this is the finest shell I have ever owned, and I have had a few. The breathability is unbelievable...it feels more like a softshell in the regard. This is the only jacket I've used where you can mountain hike or even backpack without steaming up.
Looks great to boot..simple, clean, sturdy materials with great stitching and detailing. Decent fit with the hood: big enough for a helmut but can be cinched down easily for use without. I picked up the Raven with orange stiching...even the lining is delicious. The Zip-out snowskirt is easy to use. Some may not like the fact there are minimal external pockets.

Typical sensible Marmot sizing. I bought it on sale here...it was a steal. 5 1/2 stars!

Finally someone has made a useful lantern small and light enough to take backpacking. After years of candle lanterns, fragile globes and mantles, and feeble light something that is easy to use, durable and which provides ample light for reading or any camp activity. Light quality is excellent: both strong and diffused equally. I am so thrilled with this thing I dare not offer any criticism (okay, maybe someday they can make it a touch smaller with improvements in battery technology).

This is one nicely made jacket. Suberb craftsmanship and looks great: the compliments just roll in. And of course Powershield is the best softshell material for use in the mountains; cuts wind and light to moderate rain beads up nicely.
The fit is not quite as snug as I feared, somewhat similar to MEC softshells and looser than Ibexwear. I usually wear L, and sometimes XL; the XL fits me with sufficient room to use this for casual wear as well as in the hills.
The sleeve pocket is not something I will likley use often, but others might find it handy. I can't think of anything negative to say.
Great gear Ibex!

These things are made to last: both the sole and uppers may outlive you.
These make good casual or work use boots, but I don't like them as much for hiking or similar activities as they are a touch "clunky" and it's difficult to get a snug fit as the boot is fairly high volume. A different lacing system might help snug them down better as well.
As someone mentioned there is not a great deal of arch support in these, but this can be improved with a replacement insole, which can also help you fine-tune the fit.

As mentioned, not too puffy but warm. Great Cloudveil quality. Nice design and style; can use in town in winter as well. If you have a long back you may find it a bit short.

The ZG line means no more break in time. On my first use, returned after 18 rough, rocky kms with no blisters or hot spots. Fairly wide forefoot and snugger heel. Lightweight, blocky secure tread, and fairly thick leather with rand. The softer leather means this is a boot better suited for heavy day Qhiking or easy-moderate trail backpacking as ankle support is only fair.

These are great pants. Lightweight, not too warm yet providing protection, shedding snow and light rain well. Suited for snowshoeing, mountain hiking, or fall/winter hanging. Good fit and sensible design- enough features but not overdone. I have the version from a couple of year's ago, and it shows no wear to speak of.