Reviews by User: jb brockman (10)

I think Patagonia missed the mark on this one. While they look cool, the fabric is too loose around the legs, as well as too short, so the underwear tends to ride up. I've spoken to friends (even those with small butts) and they experience the same problem.

I LOVE this jacket. It breathes well (which is a big plus for tele skiing), provides nice coverage in the back (so the jacket doesn't ride up when wearing a pack) and is quite stylie. Those Arcteryx Canadians sure knew what they were doing when they designed this jacket.

I have not taken this light softshell off since I got it. It's been great for those cool and unpredictable spring weather days for running, mountain biking, spring skiing and softball. Plus, it packs small enough to fit on or in your hydration pack or backpack. I highly recommend this softshell for a light layer or on its own in cooler weather.

This shirt is so soft and well fitting that it has moved to the top of my collection for a first base layer. It wicks moisture well to keep me warm and dry when I go from working up a sweat on a bump run to riding the lift. Couldn't ask for a better base layer; definitely worth the investment.

The inside fleece lining on top of all that goose down keeps me toasty warm even on frosty mornings. And the low profile non-bulky fit is perfect under my softshell when the temperature drops more. I was at first concerned that the arm holes were a bit snug, but they're flexible and the tighter fit makes sense to keep all the warm air inside. You will not be disappointed with this vest.

This is a fab short. It fits and looks great and the green really pops. I've gotten tons of complements and would wear them every day if I could.

My husband loves these boots that I ordered for him. They are light and not bulky which is a big plus to find in men's boots.

I just demoed a pair of these and absolutely LOVED them. They're quick in the trees and bumps and like buttah in the pow. Only thing I noticed is that you have to be on top of these skis—when I started slacking off on a few turns, they kicked me out a bit. Very light, and responsive when you need them to be. All in all, a great ski for aggressive women skiers.

Patagonia has outdone themselves with a comfortable pair of underwear that wicks moisture and stays in place so you don't even feel like you're wearing them. Plus, the low waist makes them great for hip-slung shorts and jeans.

I love these bindings, especially for the increased lateral/edge control they offer. I have them mounted on some G3 Siren skis and the bindings only improve the skis' performance -- in the bumps, trees, steeps, and powder. I've never had a maintenance issue with these bindings and in fact, I just bought another pair for my new skis. I highly recommend them.