You can attach your camera to a lot of stuff with this, but it kind of sucks too cause it doesn't seem that strong and it takes forever to set up screwing everything together.

Cool for skiing and biking. but still kind of a weird perspective while skiing. Oh, and just cause the plate is part of the chest harness doesn't mean the clip that holds the camera onto the plate can't break, so you should still use a tether.

Definitely Nice to have a 2nd battery on hand, especially in winter when the battery can die quickly. Now i just wish they had a battery charger so you could keep one charging while using the camera.

I gave this Helmet Camera 4 stars because it is the best helmet camera on the market right now as far as I am concerned. It is not, however, the best potential camera that GoPro could make.

It has better quality footage than any other helmet camera, but its not that durable (I have broken 3), the way they let you mount it all take way too long to set up, they need to make the case close more securely. They should make the sensor larger, they should make the body a perfect square instead of a rectangle (that way you can set it up on the side or on top of your helmet easier). They should put bluetooth in it so that you can stream video to your phone (rather than use a gimmicky LCD screen attached to the back). They should give it 60fps 1080p and 960p video (so that we dont' have to use 720p just to get decent footage).

Sick shirt. Nice tall fit. Cool colors (black, blue, green). It has a ton of ink on it so it feels kind of stiff, but that's okay, it looks way dope.

I like the EPS helmet a lot. The EPS foam option means it has all the right certifications (where the non-EPS version is just a hard-hat). This helmet work sgreat for skiing, snowboarding, bmx, skating, etc. Its way cool for everything.

The EPS version of this helmet is the real "helmet" version, which means it uses EPS foam and has ASTM, EN, and CPSC certifications. It is very comfortable and light and you can wear it with or without the liner. Not the highest tech helmet on the market, but really comfortable and cool looking.

I haven't had to use the scabs yet, but the tire levers themselves are really weak. Not great.

I like this lock. I feel it would be really hard to steal your bike if you were using this since the lock itself is a dual layer lock so you have to turn this key twice. It seemingly makes it hard to pick. Who cares though, they give it a $2500 theft replacement guarantee!!!

I hate the stems on these. I don't mind Presta valves, but the valve stems are really stall and don't have the little nuts on them that keep them locked to the rim, that makes them difficult to inflate. I also feel that the presta valve inside bends easier than other tubes, so they break easily internally.

These are easy to use. But who knows really how secure they are. They don't seem like they would do anything.

Great Buy. Fits True to Size. Breathes Well. Great for XC/AM/FR biking.

These use the ODI patent and are the exact same setup. They have a great feel and they lock on well. Everyone should use lock ons.

Everyone should use lock on grips all the time. It really does give you a better body-bike interface which makes you a better rider. I wish that the screws weren't so small though, they strip easily.

I love this bike.

I used to ride the Santa Cruz Heckler and liked it a lot. I got to the point though that the Heckler just wasn't handling like I wished it were.

The bike uses a QR rear-axle, but because of the VPP the rear triangle feels MUCH stiffer than the rear triangle of many other bikes. So you get the feel of a thru-axle, but at a lighter weight.

The VPP pedals noticeably better than the Single Pivot desing of the Heckler. I used a DHX 5.0 Coil on both bikes, and the VPP on this Nomad has much less bob than on the Heckler.

Having said that, the VPP also rides DH much better than the single pivot. I feel more comfortable hitting DH bike features and jumping than I did on my Heckler.

I matched this up with a 170mm Lyrik SA RC2 fork. I wish that I had the 170mm Lyrik U-Turn Coil RC2, as the 170mm fork causes the front end to wander a little bit on extended climbs.

The 3x10 system is really good, but kind of useless to have 3 gears when you have an 11-36T range in the back. I think I am going to change the front to 24/36/Bash and put a Stinger chainguide on it, so I don't drop my chain as much.

This beast really does handle it all. I have been riding trails like Thieves Forest, Fire Swamp, Empire DH, and The Canyons new Gravity Bike Park on it, but the next day I can ride the Solitude XC race loop and the Wasatch Crest. I am not the best DH rider or the best XC riding in the world, I just enjoy riding EVERYTHING, and this bike allows me to do just that!

These are really comfortable, but they don't want to stay in place. I think I might have got the L/XL, so maybe the S/M would have been better.

These pads are great. I'm not sure how much protection they really give me, but they do help. I can layer them over my compression chamois shorts if I want to, and they still fit great under my oakley DH shorts.

I hated my old Fox shin guards because they had this big sleeve on them that was supposed to hold them in place, even though it didn't. I thought this one would be better because I wouldn't have to take my shoes off to put the sleeve part of the leg guard on. All this really fixed was the hot itchy sleeve that was hard to put on, the pad still doesnt' stay in place though, so its not perfect. It also fits really big.

This is really similar to the Coal beanie that everyone wears. Medium thickness (too thick to really wear under a helmet), and has a little room on top to sag.

I really like the fit of this polo. I bought it in the purple heather color. It is really heathered out and looks awesome. The only thing I don't LOVE about it is the silver accent thread, it looks kinda weird on purple in my opinion.

I don't know why I bought this. I rarely use a tripod. It is really easy to use and has all the features of a full size tripod, but folds down to 11". The problem is.. at 11" it only extends up to 18", so you can only use it as like a table top tripod. Kinda useless.

This is a MUD specific tire, so it is really really grippy. There isn't a lot of mud here in Utah, so I just use them as my 2.5" DH tire. They have a ton of grip, especially cornering and have actually caused me to ride sections of sketchy trail that I was previously a little scared to ride. The problem with them is that they are extremely heavy (about 2x heavier than my 2.4" Schwalbe Fat Alberts). They also have a ton of rolling resistance, so you really gotta pedal hard to get these things moving. Makes them not ideal on flow trails where you are pumping to keep up speed, but on really tech DH they are awesome.

I like this tire a lot. It is really light weight even at 2.4". The tire has quite a bit of grip (not as much as others) but still provides a lot of rolling resistance. Love this for AM/FR

I bought this in the performance rubber. It is only .1 inches narrower than my Schwalbe Muddy Mary's, but NOTICEABLY lighter weight. ALmost half the weight. The tread is not nearly as aggressive as the Muddy Mary, but it also has way less rolling resistance. I don't LOVE this tire for really really tech downhill on loose dirt, but in all other conditions it is an awesome AM/FR tire.

This is my second pair of MX Crowbars. They are awesome goggles with readily available and cheap repalcement lenses. This model comes with tear-off's so you probably want have to buy a ton of new lenses. This fits really well with my 661 Comp II helmet.

This is an Okay shirt. I like to wear Polo's. This one fits slightly big, so if you are normally between sizes, this is not slim at all so you will want to size down a size. I also feel like the collar is really big, not a low profile short collar like a lot of polo shirts. The pocket is also fake, which is kind of weird.

This helmet is awesome. Way lower profile than my other 661 helmet. It is much lighterweight as well. I fits true to size, I have a L, I'm sure a M would have worked as well. It feels slightly loose around the jaw, but fits perfectly everywhere else, so I kept it. I haven't noticed the problem that others are describing where they say that the paint scratches easily, but mine is still fairly new.

These are so awesome. They mix the retro style of the jupiter and frogskin with a square fit of something more modern. I really hate how frogskins fit on me cause i have a slightly rounder face, with this square shape I get a much better fit.

This shirt is nice cause it is lightweight and breathes well. It seems to block the sun well, my only complaint is that it kind of square fitting. I like my XL shirts to fit slightly slim/long.

These are my favorite Jeans. I own them in 4 different colors. They are kind of between a straight leg and slim leg pant but with plenty of room everywhere. I hate really slim pants, but these fit in such a way that you get kind of a hybrid fit. They are really very well made and fit true to size.

I don't really like the fit of these pants. Some people might. They are kind of between a slightly baggy and straight leg fit. I like my pants more straight/slightly slim (hate too slim). These just feel really square

These are my favorite shoes. They fit true to size. Have a stiff enough sole that you can take them on impromptu adventures, they work great for boating, and they are overall stylee. I wear the brown/blue ones without the laces. Seriously so awesome.

I got these shoes for my mom for mother's day. She loves them. They are a perfect fit and fit true to size

This is a cool hat, the only problem with it is that the logo on the grey one is actually a deep purple, not dark blue.

This is one of my favorite shirts. slightly taller fit than some shirts, also a little slimmer fit, but with the XL the collar isn't all stretched out. Spring Green with a darker green graphic looks SSSOOOO SICK

These are really cool shirts. The problem is that with button up shirts I am normally a medium, but since this is slim fit I had to get large. Not a big problem, just a heads up.

These are my favorite boardshorts. They are really stretchy. They fall just on top of the knee cap, which means when you bend your leg they don't get stuck below your knee. They slide above the leg and don't chafe. They are seriously the best. They dry really quick too. They fit true to size. I am a 32-33 and got these in 32 and they fit great!

These are seriously the coolest sunglasses ever. They have the retro style like the Jupiter and Frogskin, but has a way more squared off shape, which is perfect for people with more of a round shape to their face.

This watch has a really unique look to it. I ended up returning it because it was kind of heavy and not as low profile as what I would normally like. Still way cool looking watch and the octagon design on the face is way cool for sure.

These sandals are awesome. Feel like full leather. Footbed is very soft. They only come in full sizes. I am normally 10.5-11.0 in shoes, thought i'd try a 10.0 in these, but they were too small, so 11.0 turned out to be perfect.

My only complaint with this is that I always seem to lose all these small parts so i have to buy these grab packs a lot.. and they are kind of expensive for what you get.

These are really sick goggles.. They fit well with a lot of helmets (especially with the POC helmet). The only reason I gave them 4 instead of 5 stars is because I feel they fog up easier than my Crowbars. Its fine though, I don't wear them on storm days (when there is a higher chance of fogging)..i don't wear them on those days because they are a dark lens.

I love the materials and graphics on all these armada shirts, but they fit kinda square and the necks stretch out easily.

These are okay, but they wear out quick and tear easily

I used to like these a lot, but after wearing them under my boardshorts the waistband began to wear out. This never happens with underarmour.

Cool shirt but the neck is too big

I like how this brush is small (you can take it with you) but has a great grip on it.

Great small size. Haven't used it really yet, but its nice cause its big enough to handle big skis but is small enough you can take it with you on trips.

I like these a lost. They are great for working out because they are more of a compression short than some other boxer briefs and they are more of a mesh so they breathe a bit better. I like how they don't have an opening fly, cause I don't need that when i'm working out/swimming and those fly's annoy me when I am.

This beanie is sweet. Tall enough to sag it a little bit, small enough that its not too floppy of a sag. Fairly warm. Awesome color options.

I like these folders for traveling. They keep your clothes a lot less wrinkly and really allow you to carry more stuff with you.

I really like this helmet a lot. POC put a lot of R&D into the design of the Receptor Bug and it has paid off. The helmet isn't too bulky, doesn't weigh a ton, but has great protection. I am definitely glad I have been wearing it in a few instances. Works equally well with goggles over the top or under the helmet. I generally prefer the latter. Fits true to size and fits well with both my Oakley Crowbars as well as with my POC lobes.