I love the vent system and the new school look with old school functionality. Best of both worlds. It's very comfortable, and works great with the audio kit. I love the adjustment system on it which is similar to a well made bike helmet. Googles also fit nicely on it.

This is a classic north face duffle. The topo design is super cool. Most importantly it travel super well and works for all sorts of gear. The backpack straps are bomber, and what really make this thing super versatile.

Great daytrip pack. This is a huge improvement over the old BD backpacks which were for lack of a better word.... Junk. It's comfy and easy to access everything. I wish there was an external quick release shovel mount but it is very comfortable and having an avalung just in case is a definite nice to have.

This jacket is super light and can be packed down into it's on pocket and used as a pillow. It breathes really well, and is perfect under a lightweight ski shell. Feels strange skiing b/c you feel naked but are completely warm. Perfect product.

I have been using these all season and they are holding up really well. Typically I get tears in the cuff area, from doing grabs or drops, and these pants are bulletproof. They are extremely comfortable, lightweight, and stylish. Plus it's easy for people to see the Neon Orange so my buddies have no problem finding me. They do have a fairly slim fit... not emo... but slim.

I have been using this as my AT shell, and it works great thus far. It's made really we but at this point I am a bit skeptical of the long term quality. I have it paired with a down inner jacket and it has been warm enough but so far it has only gotten light use. Have noticed some loose threads

I am skiing both these and the regular S7's, and they are the perfect complimentary tool. Every line that you think might be not quite right for the S7, these are perfect for. With added stiffness and a similar flex pattern, you are not learning a whole new ski, you are just getting a better tool for the job. The one drawback is that they are heavy... but they are the most fun point and go ski on the market.

This beacon is great and easy to use but I do question the reliability. Mine just hit 5 years and died. Not sure if anyone else has had these problems but I have to say I was very disappointed. I looked at several other beacons but have decided to wait to see what the Tracker 2 looks like and how it performs. Heard it was on delay b/c they could not get the new builds to be reliable, hopefully they can get it together.

The only negative which has been said plenty is the weight but these things are very high quality. Not always the easiest to get hooked up in steeps but when you are coming down they are simply the best. I take this same mentality when biking. I am okay if it takes a little longer to get up if I have the added reliability when charging, and these things definitely give me that. I have dropped cliffs in the 20 to 50 foot range on these and they have held up. Absolutely love them. They work best for sidecountry... for long tours get a different setup.

They have definitely been a hot ski on Tramdock this post season but I really did not find these skis exciting. They did a worse job at float then both my S7's, and Armada ARG's, they just didn't live up to what I thought they would be. Also felt like they were very one dimensional.

I found these skis to be really fun but not as versatile as others. They were very powder specific. They felt kinda like spatulas to me. A very one sided tool. They were fun but not as much fun as the EP Pros, or as versatile as JJ's or S7s

In the winter I often wear just this midweight under my jacket and call it a day. It is the best wicking item I own.

I love this thing and wear it all the time in the winter. It is very comfortable. The wife loves it too b/c it is extra soft. Get one.

Poles were great... but backcountry was out of the leather straps when I got them, so I was a little bummed. Contacted Scott and the marketing rep sent me a pair on the spot. Here's to a great customer service oriented company. However, I left them in the parking lot at the bird in a pile of slush this spring... if anyone has them please bring them back!

The camera is not perfect but it is the most bomb proof I have ever seen. We use it for all kinds of odd situations and it has been working out great for us. The quality could be better but rumor has it they will be releasing an HD cam next year.

These boots are amazing, I never get shinbang any more and very rarely put on my boot heaters. I will say I have jammed my big toe in them pretty bad but I will take that once a season over not being able to ski. They are extremely light and are great to hike in.

Don't drink too hard from it or it sprays all over you. I prefer the camelbak bottles as they never leak

I use Nuun in my second bottle when riding and tend to dilute it a bit to avoid getting a upset stomach but it works great. Just don't overdo it.

We got these in pink for the tour de cure for our team b/c we were in a hurry and hey who can't find pink in a crowd?We got lots of compliments on them and I really liked the pockets. Here's to Italian style!

We got these in pink for the tour de cure for our team b/c we were in a hurry and hey who can't find pink in a crowd?We got lots of compliments on them and I really liked the pockets. Here's to Italian style!

Came to these from Wisdom's which were way too big for my face. These offer a nice balance and still keep my peripheral vision. Just try not to lose them.

I built this frame up to 31 lbs and ride it cross country and downhill. It preforms miracles in the park. It's very quick and flickable but big enough for 15 foot drops and beyond. It is also currently my main stay cross country rig. The Works frame colors look amazing as well, best looking frame I have ever seen to boot.

Sidi's are hands down the most comfortable durable shoes out there. Plus these are pimped out silver, what more could you want. I have had the mt. bike version of these for 5 years and they still work flawlessly.

This is my third pair of Hestra gloves, I strayed for a bit but came back and bought these. These gloves are simply amazing, comfortable, warm, super flexible. The one drawback might be that the cuff is not a little longer but its pretty minor.

This is my third pair of Hestra gloves, I strayed for a bit but came back and bought these. These gloves are simply amazing, comfortable, warm, super flexible. The one drawback might be that the cuff is not a little longer but its pretty minor.

I had been skiing both Armada ARG's and Armada JJ's, this ski replaced both. Rossi has truly taken a step up in my book, they seem to hold every single line you put them on, and have just enough stiffness under foot and in the tail to stomp sketchier lines, but still float with easy in deep pow. The best all around one quiver ski for the West.