These are my new favorite pair of denim pants. I wear them probably too much, but the fit is perfect not too slim, not baggy. Just good fit, slightly tapered leg. Enough stretch to make them super comfy without feeling all polyestery, and they dont shrink weird like a lot of denim-with-stretch seems to do. I'm not sure what the leg opening is exactly, but they are not straight leg or boot cut - a definite slimmer taper, but still relaxed in the thigh and waist. The wash and denim itself have held up super well... these look just as good 4months after I bought them.

I bought this shoe as a gift for a friend who just started climbing. It's a good value performance shoe at an entry-level price. The padded tongue and soft last also make this a nice shoe for someone who is starting out but who also wants to excel quickly - they won't have to sacrifice comfort for sensitivity and edging control.

This shirt is a great value. The material is extremely soft, but also extremely burly. I ordered a men's large but it fit more like an extra large. Many of my flannel shirts shrink after a few washes, but this shirt doesn't show any signs of shrinkage, so unless you are a bear of a lumberjack or planning to wear this flannel shirt over a lot of other layers, I'd recommend downsizing a size from your normal shirt size.

I'm really happy with these boots. They look great, and are very comfortable out of the box. The sole is solid, grippy - seems a lot like vibram but it's Timberland's "green rubber" compound - seems really sticky/grippy so far. The color of the boot exactly matches the image on this site. The most important thing to note is that this boot runs really large. I originally ordered a Men's 10. It was WAY too big. Based on how big the 10 was, I replaced it with an 8.5 which is honestly, still I tiny bit big. I usually wear a men's 9.5 or 10. So unless you are going to wear really heavy oldschool wool socks, I would suggest downsizing at least 1 size on this boot....possibly even more.

I bought these for a trip to mexico (dark khaki) and they pretty much rule. The fit is good - snug at the waist (no crack attack) and just baggy enough everywhere else. The wax comb in the pocket also has a bottle opener which is pretty much the only reason i kept the come in the pocket.

most important reason why these shorts are tizzight - they are lady killers. you won't go wrong.

This hoody rules. I love the quilting, the heavy weight, the hood size is just right - not too big, not too small.

My wife has this jacket and she loves it. She wears it climbing all the time and it has held up incredibly well. No rips, no snags, the insulation keeps her warm on even the crispiest late fall days in little cottonwood or the gnarly cold winter days climbing out at Ibex. The jacket is true to fit, the hood is just the right size (not too big, but not so tiny you get neck cramps), and the zippers have held up to tons of abuse. If we still have this jacket in stock when my down jacket blows up, I'll definitely snag one for my self.

I like these socks a lot. They are comfy and breathe wellThey barely show above the tops of my shoes, which is sweet. The sock is definitely cushy. The only thing I'd like to see improved upon is to make them a little more low-profile around the foot, but for a midweight sock, this is to be expected. They fit a little snug in my normal shoes, so it would be nice to have a little less material around the foot, but I suppose that's the trade off for the cushion. Overall, great socks.

I really like these socks. They are super breathable, comfy, and padded in the right places without being overly bulky. I'm disappointed by the sizing though. I wear a Men's 9.5 / 10 and according to the size chart that makes me a Large in this sock, but the socks are big. When I pull them on I get that annoying excess heel pouch above my heel because the socks are too long for my foot. Next time I will order a medium.

...if only I could afford it. This may be the single coolest piece of outerwear I've seen this year. Leave it up to the Norwegians to slay it in an area where style previously just didnt exist...and to do it all AND push the standards of tech. I'm droolin.

These shades are way more money than the photo does justice. I got hooked up with these and they are tight. Killer Smith quality frames and lenses and much better style than the photo indicates. They are aviator but they wrap a lot more than they look like in the photo. The style is really similar to the Spy Wilshire.

This thing is off the chain. I dig the subtle DC logo all over this hoodie. So Sweet.

Dude - these are so fly all the honeys stick to me. They're full-on chick paper yo.

The quality is way better than I expected. Lenses and frames are both solid and the black n blue frame & lens combo is killer. My eyes get so chill behind these things. They're like morphine for my eyes.

This shoe is Sickter McRikter. Seriously downturned toe makes this shoe pretty specialized for steeper terrain. La Sportiva has always made the most comfortable, precision lasts on the market, and this shoe is no different. The neoprene-like inner booty / cuff keeps my foot totally comfy and secure without creating any additional bulk in the shoe. The unique closure snugs up around my entire foot. There are no funky dead spots or hot spots in this shoe for me. The only caution I would throw to buyers is to check the sizing. In other La Sportiva shoes, like the Miura, and Five.10 shoes, like the Anasazi, - I wear a 39.5 (I think that's a US Men's 7). My street shoe is a US Men's 9. In this shoe, I downsized to a 38.5 and honestly if I bought another pair I'd probably go at least down to a 38. I'm not a masochistic climbing nerd either. Despite what this sounds like, I don't like painfully tight shoes, but something about the downcurve and the wide-ish toe box on the Solution creates a lot more space, so I need to downsize more than normal to get a snug fit.

Killer shoe. This thing is the evolution of high-performance climbing shoes.

I get mad props with this flat baller cap. Keep that brim flat son.
The RVCA VA logo is embroidered all over - ladies can't keep their hands off.
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this shirt rocks. The fit is regular but a bit longer, which I like...there's nothing worse than washing a new shirt, pulling it on, and realizing the bottom of the shirt ends an inch above your belt. Ex-specially if you rockin the mad sag like this player.
Did I mention? The material is super soft vintage feeling, without being all threadbare 'n shiz.

slay it

Can you say prep-star? Be the geek all the ladies drool for. The fit is relaxed, the cut is long, and there are enough subtle seam details that the discerning eye will know these arent some dime store generics.

The color of this belt seems a little more tan than the picture leads to believe. The buckle actually allows you to reverse this belt (the other side is solid without the pattern). This same buckle feature also allows you to adjust the belt on both ends so you don't look like a dork with a 12-inch tail hanging off the end of your belt (unless that's how you roll, dawg). I like the belt - it's simple but versatile - looks good dressy or keeping your sag perfectly placed.

These shoes are comfortable, casual or dressy, and classic. What more might i say?
The fit seems accurate (I wear with socks mostly but without socks they still fit fine). The white color has some navy blue detailing around the toe and side (where the top material meets the rubber sole material).

This belt has become my staple. All my other belts are bummin'. Looks nice, fits nice. Rugged material. the white one that I got was a bit more distressed than I thought it would be based on the pic, but it looks dope so I'm no complainin'

These pants 're all like "yo, wassup rockers?" Word son. But then I skated in them for a few hours and my johnson was all like "yo, wassup rip in the crotch."

no, fer reealZ. these cords rulez it. but they really did rip in the crotchal area after a few hours skating. these kats returned them for me no problem and i was torn (no pun) cuz I wanted to get more but wasn't sure if they'd rip again or not. So anyway- I think the pants are rad, great fit, great feel, nice stretch...but they didn't work out so great for me. If you aren't gonna skate in them, I'd say get them.

I have to admit, I was cynical of these socks at first. The hefty price tag didn't seem worth it, but as promised, these socks are pretty rad. At first I didn't buy the whole story that they would keep my feet cooler and more protected, and at first, they didn't. My feet were sweating like a dirty cop at an Internal Affairs investigation; BUT I washed them a few times and now they do actually keep my feet super comfortable and cool. And, despite the heavy washings and lots of abuse (mostly skateboarding - not hiking) these socks still maintain their original shape, support, and cushion. My feet feel better in these socks and they seem to perform better. The support is killer. It's like having a comfortable compression band around your whole foot and ankle.

I bought this hot hoody for my honey, and now she's a hot hooded honey. The fur is fly, and the lining in this thing is also swank—like old-school hoodies used to be—which makes the thing very warm.

This hat fits snug. I have a tiny pin head, and I got the small size, and it fits tight. The fit wasn't what I originally expected, the earflaps are shorter than I thought they'd be and the hat feels and looks like an old-school football helmet or a WWI bomber helmet, especially with the huge headphones on the sides. The large headphones work well and are more comfortable than most. The mute button on the side is a very nice feature. I use it to be less of an antisocial dick around my friends. The padding doesn't seem like it would do anything at all, other than make me feel more badass, which it does. This thing is the best headphone beanie I have tried on. I can't wait for the Audex Bluetooth version.

This hoody is so dope I got high just from putting it on. The front pockets have zippers, which is killer for skating, snowboarding, urban mayhem etc...where you really don't want to lose your car keys and your wallet. Just to give you an idea of how much I like this hoody, it's 99F outside and I'm wearing this thing around. The style gives me an intergalactic space chubby, and the construction is tight. All the stripes line up perfectly, like it's a designer dress shirt or something, HAHAHA. My only complaint is that the hood isn't Darth-Mal sized; it's a little snug but considering the rest of the package, it's well worth it.

The Velcro is hands down the best performing rock shoe on the market today. If you're looking for comfort, this is not the shoe for you. If you're looking for maximum sensitivity and power transfer, you found it. My biggest complaint is these things last about as long as a condom at a safe sex convention...uhh...you get the idea. If Five Ten could make a shoe that performed this well and didn't fall apart after 3 months, there'd be no reason to buy anything else.

The DropZone reigns. If you're looking for a well-designed standard-sized pad, this one kills it. The flap is dope-simple. The foam is the best...it's stiff enough to suck up the big drops, and it doesn't degrade like a lot of other pads on the market. The only step up is the Franklin Mondo, but that's a whole other ball game.