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I hardly know it is there and I have never had to use it. Have been in a slide I thought I was going to be buried in and it was easy to get the mouth piece in during the slide.

I have searched for the ultimate knee pad and this is it. I started wearing them last season and I can not ride with out them. I love the protection and warmth they give my knees.

These goggles never fog! Proof of this is that no matter how hard it is snowing or how big of a day I am planning on I never bring a second pair into the mountains. 95 % of other riders always have a second pair in their pack for fog reasons. The Red Chrome Amp lens is best for mid winter. It works for flat light and sun. Come spring I switch to a little darker lens the Chrome Amp.

This line is the first that I designed from scratch with no limitations or mold restrictions. I start my year on the 158 and as my legs get stronger and I ride bigger lines I move up in size. I have really fallen in love with the 166. It is hands down the best board I have ever designed or ridden. This is the board any serious rider should have in their quiver. I made it for bombing AK peaks but it is actually the easiest board in the line to ride and works for all levels of riders.