I bought one pair initially, then 2 more, next order. They are anatomically fit to each foot (you have a left and right sock, with a small "L" and "R" at the toe) so awesome. I think Keen has done their homework on materials/design/fit, and they are true to size. My first pair of Keen socks, but I will buy more.

It's a great sleek, and low profile hat for my small/medium dome. It's waterproof, yet breathable, with a nice inner sweat liner, so really comfortable. The other bonus is, hand washing is easy and it dries super fast.

This dutch oven is amazing. It's very light, with the 12" only being about 7 pounds. The best part is there's no "seasoning" involved to keep this thing from being nonstick, or to keep it from rusting, like the old cast iron versions. That being said, I coat it with a small amount of oil before cooking, it's nonstick, and it washes extremely easy. This is particularly handy for multi-day trips where you're going to want to use it often. I even use it at home on my gas grill, I love it. I'd like to get the 10" version of this which nests inside the 12", making packing super simple. It may be a little spendy, but this is something that will last a lifetime, and you'll probably be passing it down to your grandkids.

The merino is top notch, overall fit is fantastic. I wore these for over 12 days without washing them and they did not smell. The only gripe I have is the legs are a little short, could be an inch longer and use better elastic to hold them down. I had a couple days where the bottoms rode up and created a gap between my socks and baselayer...which is a real pain because I had to pull my pants up and fix during mid-activity. I'm also 5'-7" and got the large size, so you'd figure they'd be a bit longer. I did solve the problem using extremely long socks though, so not the end of the world.

I've been using this jacket for well over a month, and it's great. Firstly, the fit is a lot baggier than you'd expect from Patagonia, but I really like for layering and freedom of movement (fits similar to a Burton sig fit). It's got a tall neck, which is fleece lined and keeps your face warm. It's got a fairly minimal design on the exterior, with only hand pockets (fleece lined as well) and 1 vertical chest pocket, so it's not like a "cargo coat" with all these pockets you don't need. Interior pockets are nice, with an MP3 player pocket you can access under the zipper flap, without having to unzip, it's great for changing out playlists. There is also a HUGE interior mesh pocket, for just about anything you need to stash. The mesh interior lining is smooth sliding on layers and keeps a separation from the exterior shell, so you don;t get clammy. The H2NO shell fabric keeps you bone dry and it's also very durable, plus there's large mesh pit zips to cool you down. The removable hood is a nice option, I wish the powder skirt was too, but it's fixed The price is a lot lower that you'd expect to pay for a Patagonia shell, but I'd rather have this than some of the $400+ models. I'd highly recommend this to skiers/boarders who want a baggier fitting jacket, to keep them dry and warm on the hill, and look badass to boot. The Gecko green is the color I got, and it's banging!

*I'd have given it 5 stars, but the hood is on the small side for helmet compatibility, mine will not fit comfortably, and it's a fairly low profile helmet. And, during cold wet storms (only), I had issues with the velcro not sticking very well on the arm cuffs - there needs to be a stronger grade velcro used there.

These have become my go-to pants when it's time to lounge or get outside for active pursuits. They aren't tight or baggy, minimal design, tiny logo placement, and they just fit me perfectly. The material is unlike traditional sweatpants, it's microfleece inside and a nice smooth no pill fabric that looks high end. I'd highly recommend these to anyone looking for some technical sweats, or lounge pants.

Bought my girlfriend these as a gift, she loves them. They were intended as a replacement for her North Face tent mules, which are very similar. She actually prefers the Baffins over those, and they are also half the price. I bought some for myself, and I really like them as well. They are plush, but not so thick to make your feet too warm or sweat. Note, the bottoms are intended for inside the house, so I wouldn't take these outside as they probably won't last long...but inside they are king. Plus they can be easily washed if they start to get a little smelly.

Got this for my girlfriend, she loves it. She's got the North Face Thunder down vest, and this piece is definitely equal in quality/style. It's very light, feels like you have nothing on, but keeps you warm down into the 30 degree temps. Great for layering under a shell, or easily on its own. The shell is fairly substantial, it seems very durable whereas some light down sweaters' exterior material is like tissue paper. The cuffs have a nice feel to them as well. This fits true to size, but definitely on the "fitted" side, but the contours look sexy on females. She got the blue color, looks awesome, especially with the white contrasting zippers.

I got the large and I'm very impressed with the design and quality. It's huge, and very light, packs down into invisible. You can cram a ton of stuff in there and get the size down drastically using the air valve. It's seen a bit a water, but not submerged and nothing gets wet. I'm contemplating using this as a pillow on my next trip, stuffing it with my down jacket, which I think will work. The Stoic brand has been producing some bomber gear.

Added this tent to the car camping arsenal, and I couldn't be happier. I have a similar designed TNF tent for backpacking (vario 23), and wanted something larger to fit in our full size inflatable mattress, 2 people + 2 dogs. This is absolutely perfect. Interior height is great, while still keeping a low profile for wind. 2 huge vestibules and round zippered doors, make for a ton of storage and easy 1-handed opening. Option to pitch the fly and groundcloth makes it super versatile. And, for 3-4 person backpacking trips, dividing the tent up among your friends, makes for a pretty light pack. The only thing is the stakes included are just basic, typical with most tents I've owned. Do yourself a favor and upgrade to some beefy tent stakes like this: http://www.backcountry.com/msr-groundhog-tent-stake-kit / But still I give it 5 stars regardless, you'll be stoked with this tent!

This simple and light setup works great for setting up my hammock. For very wide and very narrow spaces, this adjusts fast, so you can get to sawing logs on your next nap in the woods. I stow this in my single parachute stuff sac, so it takes up hardly any space at all.

Love the neon green doyo! Didn't think I could pull off the neon-steeze, but it works, and I love it. Awesome assortment of colorways.

I own a few Bangers and just love 'em! Not too thick, not too thin, just right. Awesome colorways, and people always give me compliments. In fact, I'm getting excited it's getting cold enough outside to start wearing all mine.

This is my first "real" double sleeping bag, and I'm so stoked I got it! It's perfect for the luxury car camping missions, when you have the room. I got so sick and tired of zipping 2 mummy bags, or a mummy and a rectangle bag when me and my sweetie camped, just a junk show trying to make that work right. It stays true to the 30 degree rating and definitely can go into the 20s with another warm body. I was skeptical about the polyester lining, thought it might be hard to slip in and out of, but it works great, and is even more cozy than ripstop nylon. This bag is also cool because it breaks into 2 single rectangle bags, so nice to have some gear with versatility. Turn your next camping trip into a cozy one, and with all the extra room to roll around in, hell, you may even get lucky!

Yeah that's a bold statement. But in my 20+ years of riding, I'd have to admit it to be true. These are super-high-end and cost a pretty penny, but it's well worth it. They are comfy, fit my face extremely well and the top/bottom air vent foam is way more ventilated and burlier material than other goggles. I have the silver solex lens which is amazing, ideal for almost every light condition, and they're tough...no scratches to date. HUGE field of vision with the spherical design, I'm sold. My first pair of Anon's, won't be the last.

The audio is pretty amazing, I must say. Once seated properly in your ears, the bass is quite booming, and the cord doesn't tangle like the rubber iPod headphones. They do make a slight noise when brushing up against your clothes etc., but I just turn up the music louder, ha.

I bought this vest for my girlfriend and she absolutely loves it. She owns a Nupse vest, but it was just more bulk and warmth than preferred. This works great for layering under a shell, or on it's own. The 8.5 oz weight feels like you're wearing nothing, the packability is great, and the cut is very feminine.

I bought 2 pairs of these as gifts...one for my girlfriend, one for my grandmother. They are a huge hit as both love having them on their feet cruising around the house. Comments include: Keep your feet toasty, easy to put on, nice traction on all surfaces. Hell, I'm getting some for myself.

This is a great fitting helmet. It's one of the lightest on the market, next to the Smith Maze, so you hardly know you have it on. The materials/design are top notch, and it feels solid while wearing it, thanks to the precise form-fit adjustment. With 14 vents (adjustable), you can control the amount of ventilation. Did I mention it looks f-ing great to boot?, I got the matte white.

I got this a few weeks back and have been wearing the hell out of it. It's a great, well made flannel with a nice cut. It's substantially thick, but soft as a baby's bottom. The nice part is, it can take a beating while working in, but also looks nice at the bar later.

He's now trained to fetch as I yell "Gourdo"! Although the rope got chewed out in about 10 seconds, the rubber is nuclear in the bombproof level. Like all the Ruffwear stuff, this is very well made.

Stiff, reliable and easy to clean. Plus, this doesn't scratch my nonstick pans like a titanium spork would. It works better than a fork IMO, and the spoon is large, IE: works well for soups. I've also had mine for 3+ years and it's bomber. Power to the sporks!

I've used the bag about 6 nights, and love my new all-around 3-season gem. I find this bag warm well past the 30 degree rating (but I'm a warm sleeper). Initially, I bought the Marmot Pinnacle (15 degree down) but roasted when it was 25-30 degrees...so the Arroyo was the next step up. The quality of design/materials is top-notch and I love the zipper because it has stiff coating on the baffle which prevents snags. The down is plush, nylon interior is silky, and the shell feels like it could take some abuse...not like the nylon tissue paper of most ultralight bags. Weight is meager, and you can also compress this thing down to nothing (half a loaf of bread). The price may be on the upper end, but I have no qualms about paying for quality and something built to last. Buy this bag and you'll be down too.

Love, Love this shirt! Only those who are out there at the break of dawn, or first in the tram line, will get it. I'll wear this all year long or maybe they'll be a "dirt huffer" for the bike heads, who knows?

Bring on the corn! ...but only if there's no pow.

These slippers are like 2 Lamborghini's for your feet. They are crafted extremely well. They were a tight squeeze at first, but after a week or so of cruising around the house, they shaped to my feet perfectly. I'm only 34, but I plan on being buried in these slippers.

Simple shirt, you get it or you don't. It's not a terrorist group, it's the ski patrol, to the rescue! Bombs are good, safety first boys and girls!

This is the killer travel grill! It works extremely well and is just amazing how it breaks down to clean, and packs very small. It's such a clever design and puts the old-style gas hibachi's to shame.

This shirt rocks! It feels like you have nothing on because it's so soft to the skin...and it wears really well in terms of not seeing abrasions. I got the black because it's the only size they had for me, and it didn't roast me in the desert like I expected. Plus it's easy to wash/dry for multi-day excursions.

This travel hammock is awesome! It packs ultra small yet unfolds to a nylon oasis. I just used it daily for naps while camping for 5 days and just put it on my front porch when I came home. Used with the Byer of Maine MicroRope, you can string it up almost anywhere there's 2 solid points. The first 1-star review this recieved is WAY OFF!...It almost deterred me from buying it...but Stinky Dave says BUY IT!

I've used this table quite a few times on car camping trips and I'm very pleased. It packs small (bag included) and sets up fast. The really nice detail is it's all aluminum, so you can cook on it, unlike vinyl roll-up tables, and it cleans up good as new. For the price it's comparable to tables twice the price. You know you want one!

First glances reveal an midweight ultra minimal design while sporting roomy dual napoleon pockets & dual handwarmer pockets, enough storage room for the essentials. Took this out in stormy conditions with very heavy winds, and surprisingly stayed warm and dry...really changed my perception of what a pro style softshell can do for you. Fit is semi-snug without being too tight or bulky. If you are looking for a high end softshell, consider this one of the best on the market.

I own this headlamp as well as the Black Diamond Zenix IQ. I find myself using this headlamp almost primarily because of its simplicity. The batteries last forever and it gets bright enough for task lighting around camp, which is what this was designed for.

These are by far the most versatile bottom base layer in my collection. From medium temps (35?F) to very cold days (-10?F) these keep me toasty as well as super comfy. The elastic waist is not too binding yet holds firm, so the powder monkeys don't find their way down the back of your pants! Also the slightly shorter cut on the leg is great, IE: perfect sock/bottom overlap when stuffing into your boots.

This has got to be one of the best camping innovations of its time. If you like coffee like I do, it's becomes crucial you get a nice hot, strong cup ASAP, and this little press delivers. Also very easy to clean and the lexan construction is tuff. FYI: I even used it for 2 months at home when my espresso machine broke. The only reason I gave it 4 of 5 is the tiny filter screen at the pour spout gets clogged very easily.

This killer spork has downsized my utensil stash, now no need for a fork and a spoon! It grabs like a fork when you need it, but is large enough to sip your soup from. The best part is it's durable and very easy to clean. The clip is nice too, for connecting to your knife or multi-tool, when organizing for trips.

I have a small-medium face and these glasses fit perfect, love them! I previously owned a pair of Toasters for the last 6 years, and they have a similar size fit to these. The rubber bumpers on the ear/nosepiece ensure 100% non-slippage. And not to mention the style, these look sick! And oh BTW, you can change lenses, so make this your last pair of shades, period.

Been rocking these goggles all season and I absolutely love them. The fit is amazing, they don't fog and the sensor mirror lenses are the bomb. I have the Saiman Chow artist version, so they get mad style points as well.

These pants have a timeless design. They probably look the same on the farmer who wore them in the 1930's, as they do on me! Very comfortable and durable fabric to boot, nice fit. I just need a pair for every day of the week.

Now I can finally ditch the ziplock turkey bag I've been using for the last 3 years, yay! This travle kit is compact, yet it keeps unfolding with pockets galore. When my relatives see this bag hanging on their door, they will think I've finally made it to the big time, thanks DaKine!

I am very impressed with this jacket! It's got a sweet fit, pockets galore, pit zips, powder skirt, and a soft interior, but yet it's a light shell and not bulky with insulation. I do wish this jacket had a more adjustable hood...but I'd recommend it anyway. For it's price, it's something I can live with.

These gloves are absolutely bomber. Went out last week in -10 temps and forgot the inner liners they come with and thought I was screwed. But to my surprise I had no issues with my hands staying warm. I don't know how they do it because these gloves are very thin (almost like spring gloves) but are ultra toasty. Stinky D gives them 2 thumbs up!

Perfect fit, pockets and vent zips galore, ghetto slits for da fat boots, Gore-Tex to stay dry in the worst conditions, killer fabric....what else can you say but these are Burton AK's! So you know it's cream of the crop in the Burton line and backcountry tested by their best riders. Go out and get your own!