Warm, but not that compressible. Takes up a large amount of space. For the price it's worth it.

Fit is a bit different from last year. Last years bombshell jackets ran short, so to get the right length you needed to size up at least 1 size. Not so with this years jacket. Last year I wore an XL, this year a medium is perfect for me. I'm 5' 10" 165 lbs, ~41" chest. Length of arms and length of jacket is perfect.

Tried on a medium, I'm 5' 10" 170lbs 32 inch cycling inseam and longer torso. Jacket was a bit too short in the front, arms and fit around the chest was good. Going to try on the Large, but I think the arms will be a bit too long. I'll update the review when I try it on.

These pads wear pretty quickly and don't have the greatest stopping power. We also carry the Jagwire Extreme pads, I have had much better luck with those. Wish these did work for me since the price is right, but if you want consistent stopping power that lasts I would go with another pad.

I actually own two of these jackets on in Lime and one in Espresso. The fabric has a nice feel to it, and can definitely stand up to any kind of abuse you throw at it. It breathes well, and repels all that cold smoke pow, so you stay dry. I have used this jacket for touring, skiing at the resort, and snowmobiling. Just layer appropriately and you'll be set. On to sizing, I am 5' 11" and weigh 180lbs. This jacket definitely has a technical fit, the waist is a bit high on it. For a more technical fit I would go with a Large(ie touring). For a baggier fit(snowmobiling/resort skiing) I went with an X-Large.

This works as stated above, but I would caution the user to buy the extra filter for the top of your waterbottle. The steripen can kill whatever nasties are in your water, but if it is murky and has sediment you will end up drinking it. Highly recommended otherwise.

This book gives you the beta to ski some of the classics in the Wasatch. It has pointed myself and touring parties in the right direction when trying to hit an objective.

Can't beat the price, super breathable. I use this for touring mid-winter in the Wasatch, it keeps me warm enough in almost any condition with a midweight layer underneath. This isn't the lightest jacket, but as far as quality goes I haven't had any issues.

What can I say, these gloves are the bees knees. I use snowseal or nikwax to totally waterproof these. I usually heat them up in the oven at warm for 5 minutes and apply the sealant liberally. I repeat this until the gloves will not accept anymore sealant. Then I throw them in the freezer for a couple minutes to allow the sealant to set a bit. The leather is supple, but still holds up to the abuse of skiing everyday. You will not regret your purchase.

I have a medium face and these fit great. I wear an old school Giro Flint SC, no gap. The only thing I would change about these is how you change lenses, it can be a problem in cold weather. The hop up pieces get in the way. As far as functionality goes though these are top notch, I have never had a problem with fogging even in the worst conditions. Highly recommended.

I have a medium face and these fit great. I wear an old school Giro Flint SC, no gap. The only thing I would change about these is how you change lenses, it can be a problem in cold weather. The hop up pieces get in the way. As far as functionality goes though these are top notch, I have never had a problem with fogging even in the worst conditions. Highly recommended.

Excellent warmth, roomy to keep extra gear like boot liners and water bottles. You can tell this bag will last, the stitching/finish is high quality.

For the price you can't go wrong, super small and puts out a good amount of light for its size.

I use this mostly for ski mountaineering in the Wasatch. Not the lightest, but has a nice feel. Gets the job done, which is what matters.

I use this mostly for ski mountaineering in the Wasatch. Not the lightest, but has a nice feel. Gets the job done, which is what matters.

I have the 194's, 5' 10 185. I love them. Super stable at high speeds when straightlining. Turn radius is listed at 41m, but if you have to turn you can make smaller radius turns. Not actually as stiff as I thought they would be, but plow through crud very well. The upturned tips help this ski float better in pow then I thought it would. Very versatile and good for going fast. They can be a bit of a handful in very tight spots, but once you let them run it is all worth it.

Probably my favorite fleece ever, warm lightweight, looks good. It is a fleece jacket so wind and rain are not its friends(duh). Highly Recommended.

This jacket is super warm and compressible, but the fabric seems pretty prone to tearing(hasn't yet). I have also noticed it loses down pretty quickly. I usually just stuff it in it's stuff sack to use for emergencies when I am out touring or ski mountaineering.

This jersey is lightweight and breathes well. It is a little slimmer fitting then Fox's other offerings. I am 5'10 180 and wear a large. If you want a baggier jersey look elsewhere or size up.

These shorts are functional, but not too tight. I love the belt loops, thigh vents, and pockets. Go down just below the knee.

I used this on a trip to Fruita, unfortunately it rained for two days of the trip. This tent kept everything inside dry, even without a tarp/footprint underneath. Very easy to setup, take literally 2 minutes if you have set it up before. Just make sure you stake the rainfly down so that you get coverage over the entire tent. No issues that I can think of.

Great fit, I am 5' 10" 180 and a large fits me perfectly.

Great for just kicking around the house or after mountain biking. Very durable, well made sandals.

Great fit, lasts a long time. I bought two just so I had a backup.

This stand is lightweight and folds up to be pretty compact. Bring it with you on a trip or set it up out in the garage. No issues with stability, easy adjustment of height and seatpost clamp. Makes tuning/building a lot more enjoyable.

Not the brightest, but for the price it isn't bad. This plus a helmet mounted light would be the bees knees.

I have been using this rack for a while and it has worked great. You can buy lock cores to match any other Thule racks you have. Highly recommend the Snug Tite Lock, which prevents someone from stealing the rack. I also have the 2 bike add-on(only for the 2" model). The only issue I have had was driving on Road 18 in Fruita when it was wet, the sand/dirt got up into the wheel holder. This caused it to not click when pushed down, solved by spraying a powerwasher into the assembly. I don't think there is a better rack for the price.

This bag works great, it saves your pack, down jacket, goggles, etc from the sharp points of your crampons. The Camp USA XLC 390 Crampons fit perfectly. Highly recommended, enough said.

Great jacket for around town, very comfortable. Slimmer fit, I am 5'10 180 and a large fits me perfectly.

I wear this jacket mostly for touring or mtn biking early season. Even without pitzips it breathes exceptionally well. It can take some precip, but if you are in a full on downpour this is not the jacket. It is a slim fit. I am 5 '10 180 and a medium is just right with a very light layer underneath. If you want to wear a heavier layer underneath I would size up.

Great socks, padding isn't too thick. I use them mostly for touring. They regulate the temp of your feet very well.

Not as light as I would have thought, but very nice otherwise. Wick moisture away from your feet. I use them mostly for touring since my alpine boots fit very snug and these are a little too thick.

I was surprised that with a single pivot design the bike barely bobs when climbing. It takes 3 foot drops easily and was easy to dial in the suspension. Make sure you put some tape over spots where the cables sit to prevent cable rub. Very happy with this purchase.

While I wouldn't say these pedals are the most durable I have ever used I still like them. Simple design, able to get in and out very easily. Whenever I break a pedal I simply send the set back to Crank Bros for a warranty. I have a couple pairs to swap in when this happens.

Works well for keeping liquids warm while you are cooking a meal. Lightweight and cleans easily. The sip top helps to minimize spillage.

Great Spatula, slides down to half the size. I can fit it in my Brunton cook set when collapsed.

works great, and is super strong. Can't beat the price either.

Basic but gets the job done. Can store extra nesting bowls inside. Can't beat the price.

Folds down very flat so it doesn't take up much space. Sturdy for how light it is. Pretty low though.

Very thin, dry quickly. Nice quality, highly recommend for the price.

I have used this once so far in Fruita. I purchased a griddle for it that sits over the grill portion of the stove. Works great for cooking eggs, bacon, and hash browns in the morning. The Piezo ignition actually works.

Work great, no issues. Use them on my SS 29er.

Cheap and works great to fill up a tire or mount a tire that came off the bead.

What can I say, these skins do their job admirably. No problems with the glue or overall durability. Highly recommended.

I had the medium and it was just a little too small so I ended up purchasing a large. I am about 5' 11". One of my favorite pieces of BD gear that I own. Great features include a side zip to get at gear quickly without flipping open the top, and the helmet carry. When the compression straps are cinched it carries like a much smaller pack, but if you need it for a longer day just uncinch it and fill er up.

Accurate gauge, both presta and schrader compatible. Hasn't let me down over the year or so that I have owned it. Sees use every day during the spring/summer/fall.

These do work in any type of condition as stated. So far after 10 rides they don't show any signs of wear. Similar to the Rampages I usually use, a little smaller then most 2.4 casings it seems.

Great quality, nice length. Enough pockets. It would be nice if they had belt loops as well as the velcro waist adjustment tabs.

Awesome shirt for the price. Use it mostly for mountain biking. Very light and cool in the Utah summer heat.

I use this jacket mostly for ski touring in the Wasatch mountains of Utah. Very compressible with a great look. Wear it out at night as well.

Very easy to install on my Jamis Dakar XLT. Feel much better then the stock grips that would slip when going uphill. Have about 20 rides on them and they are holding up great!

Upgraded to this chain after I snapped mine. Make sure to open the package carefully as there is a small package with a connector pin inside that you need. Also make sure to size the chain right before connecting the chain with the pin. Very happy with this chain so far, have about 20 rides on it and it is still running smooth.

Has worked great for me for over two years and countless amount of vert in the Wasatach. Have held up great for the price. I would recommend these to anyone getting out touring.

Great jacket overall. I use this for ski touring in the Wasatch when I am standing around at the top. Keeps you warm and packs down pretty small when not in use. Recommended.

Not really happy with these pants. Like others have stated the suspenders aren't really functional and their are no belt loops. Other than that fact the pants fabric does perform well in all weather conditions while out touring.

Great lightweight crampon for ski mountaineering in the Wasatch. Have used these numerous times and they have never failed me. Great investment, highly recommended.