Reviews by User: wasabi (38)

This is great sunglass! Great fit and very clean lens. I was really happy to get rid of my M Frame. But, after two months of usage, I started noticing noise coming from frame. Also I feel vibration, too. I wear this for running almost everyday, and I really can’t stand any noise coming so closed to my head (I don’t like wearing any MP3 while running…I have no death wish, trust me) So, I’m just wondering if I got a bad batch, or frame is already giving up on me. It’s not really acceptable after a month of regular usage, and this is advised on Oakley website as sports specific. I may return to Oakley claim department and see if replacement will do the same on me…

The shoulder strap design on this bag needs to be fixed! The tri glider is easy to loosen up, causing the bag to drop. I was traveling with my PC and two files (less than 10lb) in my new Patagonia One Bag when all of sudden the bag hit the floor! My PC was destroyed and had to have the hard drive removed by a shop that afternoon. Never mind my business trip was ruined. After I came home I noticed the shoulder strap’s tri glider doesn’t catch the webbing, and cause it to slip. What a cheap design!! I thought I finally found a non-corporate looking bag for my job, but this thing is SO BAD! Not recommended at all.

This jacket is awesome, keeps me warm during winter. I sometimes have to work outside, sometimes on very cold airfield. I combine this jacket with lighter weight fleece, and I have a perfect solution just standing around all day in 30> degree temp. My only complaint is the lack of hood storage / tie down point, and no pocket inside. I took it for skiing one time, but the hood kept flapping around and annoyed me so much. It's a shame; it's so pricy, very warm, but lacks basic outdoor sport usage.

Like other posting here, this pack is well designed, good padding, air ventilated against back, and not-so-heavy. However, the material used on the pack is very questionable. It’s not Cordura Nylon, it’s Kodra Polyester. Feels very cheap, and seem to wear quicker than Cordura. I checked Kelty website, and this material is widely used on their military product line as well – does Navy Seal trust this material? I asked a Seal friend, who used different Kelty packs for years. His reply was “Nope, it will bust soon or later, but great thing is they are so cheap Government can keep replacing them” ...Since I don’t have the size of Government budget, I hope I don’t have to replace it as often as his…

Bought them for my work in the desert, my bud in the Army recommended them. But once I hit the wet surface, they slip and make squeaky noise....Eh, doesn’t the army guys have to be stealthy and not making noise? Anyways, the ankle support and fit are great right out of the box. I just wish they will fix the sole design. I won’t use them for hiking or scrambling, just suicidal.

I was using the Lightwire tote bag for 2 years, then we got this new big computer from work, which could barely fit it. Also the tote didn't have any space once my PC was in. The new Lightwire Brief bag solves the all of the problems mentioned above. And it even has a water bottle pocket, large main compartment, and place to stick a magazine or paper. I can't ask anymore!! but not so fast. I hate the shoulder strap came with the bag, it has a slit in the middle to hold the handle and shoulder strap together while attached to the large rolling bag. Well, the slit in the middle is very annoying when I carry the bag on my shoulder. They also tend to slip if I'm wearing soft shell jacket. I guess it was designed to be worn over a dressy jacket, but I really think Patagonia makes lousy shoulder strap. That's why this bag doesn't get 10. But overall this is great bag.

I wore these for over 4 years, mainly traveling, working, and on weekend. I've used them in Middle East, Far East, and winter in North America. Never felt uncomfortable wearing them in any condition, dry, heat, wet, snow (though be aware these are not waterproof, thereâ's Gore-tex version exist, but because I intend to wear in the desert environment, I didn't choose that option). Chameleon sole seem to hold up really well, though after 4 years they start loosing grip on wet metal surface. To my surprise the bungee lace is still going strong after 4 + years. Not the best looking shoes, but they get the job done. Some of my friends in the military and police also wear them on duty and they swear these are the best. I'm glad this site offers Merrell now, one stop shop for everything!

I got the first one as a sample a while back, as the name said, I thought this would be an emergency backup light, so I kept it in my "go-bag". One day my wife took it out and used it for short night time hiking, and we discovered how effective this light is! The only downside is the type of battery they use, it's costly and may not find replacement easily in some place / country, this only keeps this light as "back-up" rather than my primary. But hey, I got a few already and still ordering more!!

I've worn them for 7years so far, I had them rebuilt by Danner once. I've used them for working on aircraft and day-hiking. Excellent support and very comfortable. They also do not scream "Hiker!" when you walk in to pub after long day on trail. Great boots.

I’m slowly replacing my M frame with Radar, and you guys were one of the first companies to carry replacement lens! I got my fav VR28. If it get dirty, just wipe on the shirt (I don’t use cotton shirt, my wicking ones…), and the lens looks as new. That ease of maintenance is nothing compare to M frame, which usually end up on my head after mile 13 on marathon. Highly recommended!

They are mid-high cut boots- I didn't read the small writing and ended up returning them. They are not as high support boots as I wanted. Also they felt narrower than my other Merrells. Weight is also on the heavier side for the intended use of light weight day hiking. I think these boots are long overdue from overhaul.

I have both size of Arro, they are both great for town use. Arro 22 is tad big for everyday use, it doesn't have any compression straps, which makes it hard to compress if you are not filling it up. Padded bottom is great, but make sure you use a computer sleeve of you intend to carry a PC. It can use some organizer in it. It's a good urban pack, but I won't use it for hiking since it has no place to hook up ropes or anything.

I bought it mainly for my business travel. I wasn’t sure about the side access on computer and pen pockets, and I’m still not sure if I like the idea. My pens would stay down, but the rest of little things are always all over the place. Computer compartment is nicely padded, in fact the whole pack is padded somehow. I do however wish the middle compartment has more space, so I can store my travel items in there. Oh, and cantee holders would be really nice for traveling...

I use it everyday for commute, very lightweight, good admin pocket to keep my pens and other little things organized, good shoulder straps and padding. I was afraid about the durability of the fake nylon material that Kelty uses, but so far i had 4 months and keep going strong.

The material is super soft and light. The only complaint is the sizing, as many Arcteryx, it is made in Asia, and sizing was off again (seems their casual wear is always off). I wear size Large cotton shirt, I picked up Large, but it was huge around my waist. Aside of sizing, this is great shirt, I wear it for work (tucked in...ugh), then pull it out for night out, no problemo.

I got these from my work, and they are THE heat! Very flexible and comfortable to wear all day long!!

I was not impressed. This is VERY heavy bag. They lack compartment, forcing me to buy some organizing cubes & bags on top (adding cost & weight). The design and skin look really cool, but once I started using I noticed some design problem, such as the central opening (not as functional as I thought), location of the bottom buckle (after dragging on the floor it picks up every dirt & gavages on the road and jammed easily, plus it broke). I noticed Patagonia dropped the Weather-shed product line…I think I know why.

My wife and I both got these, and love them. Very lightweight, comfortable (can't beat the mesh), and easy to put them on. Merrell included regular shoe lace, but the Kevlar lace works really good and never needed to replace them. I ran about 2 miles on the paved road, and I felt good, though I can tell these are really Trail running shoes and not really intended for the paved road. My wife said they also work good with jeans (that's a fashion statement, I think) Overall we are happy with these.

I really like this light, I always keep one in my pack. I've run in the dark with it, providing enough light for my usual pace. It's very simple to use, can't complain.

Sleeves are too long for me, normally Arc has long sleeves, but this one is longer. I tried with my fleece, but still too long. Had to return it. Overall design is excellent, and the color was excellent. Too bad if the sleeves are shorter...they were really nice accepting the return.

Recently I wore them for field work (90+ degree with humidity of 70% for 3 days under the sun), I stayed comfortable all day, no excessive sweating. They also seem to wick sweat. I was working around airplanes, sometimes brushed against sharp object, but to my surprise, the pants showed no scratch. Pockets are designed and placed where they should be, easy to reach. Sizing was okay, i wear size 33, got 34, washed before trying on, fit well. I like them.

I really love the Goat tee. It doesn't scream with company name (very small www on right shoulder...NICE!!) bad ass goat on the chest! I am going to get more for my family, we all love the goat!! Olive is the best color. Get some!

I got the Army Green Tee, fits really nicely and design is really cool...but the color is not exactly what I really wanted. I really miss last year's Olive color tee, that was really awesome. Also last year's model fits better and felt softer. Can you bring the Olive tee back!?

This is probably the first pair of hiking pants that my significant other complemented for the look. Very durable, and well designed. Seem to have good water repellency from drizzle. I also like the wide belt loop a lot, fits my back-up rigger’s belt perfectly. The only complaint is the temperature, kinda gets hot during summer. I also wish that they will make a cargo pants with same material. Overall I give Five!

I’ve had them for 2+ years, and love them. I always wore them traveling to so many countries, yet they don't scream "Big O!" like other Oakleys. Solid.

Not as good as I thought, okay padding and support. Kinda start falling a part after a few months. I wanted something to wear for work. Hot Date? Come on I'm too old for that...

Nice design, but prefer the logo only, no wording.

I really like it a lot, always wear / bring it for my trip. Next year i wanna see the Olive hat with tone on tone matching color, that will be really sick.