momo

yeah, you with the small face and cute button noses--it's worth the price. i'm super satisfied and feel like a little snow bunny on the slopes with these sexy goggles on. i have a ridiculously small face and i feel comfortable with these. i have yet the try the coveted "asian-fit" frames, but this is the best bet if you can't find those. only concern, if you're going to get the white frame, be sure the straps will get dirty real fast.

okay. i take it back. it's meant for street wear. i've worn this as my rain coat and to my surprise, i got many compliments, despite the boxy cut. but, if you're planning on doing some serious shredding, i suggest something else. it's warm, yes, it's waterproof, yes. the sleeves are the worst. the cute little buttons all popped off after my third ride down the slope and don't even remind me how many times i had to snap the cuff back on. and snow gets stuck in the little buttons, making it impossible to snap back on, so i just had these ridiculous straps of fabric flying around my wrists. oh, and the fabric scuffs easily. i'm pretty much set on returning this jacket.

graphite is basically deep green--versus a deep gray that i thought it was going to be. i feel a bit militant for my taste in this jacket, but the inside lining is most definitely pretty. i like the magnets on the pockets and the collar to change the look of it. the features are great and typical of burton jackets. i like how they are trying to market new gear for slope and street wear, but please don't get this jacket if you're planning to wear it on the street--not too flattering of a cut. I got a SM and i think i'm a true small (size 2-4 jackets) and i'm still swimming in this. comfy for the slope i'm sure and can't wait to try it out!