Michael Hill

I snagged this mainly for bringing on camping/backpacking trips. The 6 piece breakdown makes it so it easily fits in my pack. Now I don't have to worry about getting caught on trees anymore, or losing my pole from carrying it outside my pack.

I have one for myself I've been using for years. Just bought my brothers each one for their birthdays. You can't go wrong with the Mini Mo.

I've got about 5 or 6 pairs of Sk8 Hi's in my closet right now. Had to add the Red/White/Blue Throwbacks to the collection.

You can't beat a pair of authentics. Classic styling, comfy, and great for skating.

Just like the classic authentic, but with a little extra padding for comfort. You can't go wrong with Vans and these are no exception.

I pretty much wear 3/4 sleeves exclusively during the summer. Super comfy and fits great.

She basically lives in her Sk8 Hi's. Good looking and comfy shoes that you can't go wrong with.

Really high quality, good looking leash. Price may be a bit high, but this leash should last for years.

I grew up spin fishing and occasionally fly fished. With the warm winter we've had in Utah I've decided to get into fly fishing. This reel was recommended to me as a solid reel for a good price. So far I've been really pleased with it. My father has been fly fishing for years and tried it out for a few days. He's now considering snagging one for himself.

Snagged this as a gift for my dad. Fits really well and it's super comfortable.

Got these as a Christmas gift for my girlfriend and she loves them. They fit great, and she loves the speckled accent in the suede. She is going to get new foot beds that offer a little more support for all day wear.

My go to drink are Montana Mules, but I prefer tumblers over mugs. They are really good quality and feel substantial. The metal isn't thin like you would find in a lot of cheaper options. I have a built in shelf in the cabinets in our kitchen. They look great on display.

My go to drink are Montana Mules, but I prefer tumblers over mugs. They are really good quality and feel substantial. The metal isn't thin like you would find in a lot of cheaper options. I have a built in shelf in the cabinets in our kitchen. They look great on display.

My go to drink are Montana Mules, but I prefer tumblers over mugs. They are really good quality and feel substantial. The metal isn't thin like you would find in a lot of cheaper options. I have a built in shelf in the cabinets in our kitchen. They look great on display.

Grabbed these to go along with the copper tumblers from United by Blue. They look great and are better for the environment since I'm not using plastic drink straws anymore.

I wear a large in pretty much every helmet. The large fit me a little big, but when I put in the larger cheek pads that were included it fit great. A little on the heavy side, but not so much that it was uncomfortable. I used it primarily for DH up at The Canyons and Deer Valley. Really glad I had the full face protection when I crashed this summer. Went down at roughly 25-30 mph and slammed race first. Hit my forehead on a rock and slammed what would have been my jaw into the dirt for a good 30'. Walked away with a headache but nothing else. I'll be replacing it next season with a new one.

Comfortable, functional, stylish. I've been a big fan of Stance since their inception. The are super comfy, and hold up really well. I buy everyone in my family a pair for Christmas every year and they always love them.

Comfortable, functional, stylish. I use these for mountain biking and they work great.

I've been riding the Blend as my primary ski for about 4 years now. I haven't found a ski that is more fun to ride in all conditions. Thanks to the wide waist and lightweight construction they float in powder. Take them in the park and they have a great flex pattern for butters and jibbing. I grew up skiing bumps and not too many skis as wide as the Blends handle bumps that great. These handle bumps and crud with ease. They're basically the epitome of a one ski quiver. Just be aware they are a lighter ski. I'm 150 lbs and I tend to have a laid back skiing style. Even then I've pushed them close to the snapping point a few times when I really start charging a line. My dad took them for a lap at 230lbs and he felt like he was going to snap them on a groomer.

I've been a fan of Dakine for a while now. I'm still using my Heli Pro pack daily after over 13 years. I was so impressed with my backpack and Dakine's warranty policy I picked up a boot bag a couple years ago. It's served me really well, but I'm heading out to Japan in February for a ski trip and needed a way to travel with all my gear. I bought the 185 cm bag and was able to comfortably fit my 179 cm Line Blend's, 185 cm 4FRNT YLE's, poles, boots, outerwear, and some ski tuning supplies. The tuning supplies tucked away nicely in the exterior pocket. It comes with removable boot back to keep your liners away from wet skis. I had enough room after getting my boots in that I was able to lay two coats, pants, goggle's, helmet, and mitts on top of the skis. Should make life a lot easier getting through the airport and train stations now that I can fit everything in one bag.