This jacket is toasty warm and flattering, but perhaps a bit too much for the ski hill. The lack of ventilation makes it great for extra cold days, but it was easy to overheat in during the Wasatch's averages temperatures. The jacket is fitted and flattering, hitting just below the hips. I would save this jacket for skiing in Colorado temps, it's more of a Crested Butte in the middle of January kind of jacket than an Alta in March one!

I ordered these shorts at the same time as the Lole Bermuda 2, also for work (strength and conditioning coach). While both fit my 26" waist well (I ordered a size 2), the Mission shorts are even tighter on my thighs than the Bermuda 2. I do have large quads (apparently skiing, mtn. biking, and lifting will do that to you) and this is a common problem for me when buying clothes. They are lightweight, and could be great for hiking, but the lack of range of motion I have from the stretch across my thighs keeps them in town or on mellow walks.

I bought these shorts specifically for work, I needed a longer (almost to the knees) pair of shorts in black. The stretchy material is comfy and easy to move around in, which is key since I'm a strength and conditioning coach and need to be able to demonstrate lifts and different movements to my athletes.
I'm small in the waist (size 26") and ordered a size 2, they fit perfectly and comfortably right at my hips.
The fabric is a little bit too heavy for my liking if I was going to go hiking on a hot summer day, but they are great for short hikes/walks, especially if you wanted to throw on a pair of cute saddles and a dressier shirt post hike and head into town for some lunch. You definitely won't look like a dirt bag.
My only gripe is how tight they are on my quads. But if any ladies find any shorts out there that do fit loosely over giant quads, please let me know!

The green stripes sold me when I first came across this skirt, and as a skirt it is flatterig, cool, and and flowy. It's a great transition piece of clothing when you're going from the bike, raft, or running shoes into town and need something to throw on. I think the shirt could be incredible flattering on other's as well, but since I'm broad and bulky in the shoulders, I found that the neckline wasn't the most flattering for my figure.

Everytime I step outside in the blue ice/grey combo I get compliments on these glasses. I have a small, face with a defined jaw line, but the oversized frames are flattering and fun on my face. They are perfect for hanging out in town, a game of softball, or even skinning up if I plan on skiing down in my goggles. Bottom line: They look good.

Everytime I step outside in the blue ice/grey combo I get compliments on these glasses. I have a small, face with a defined jaw line, but the oversized frames are flattering and fun on my face. They are perfect for hanging out in town, a game of softball, or even skinning up if I plan on skiing down in my goggles. Bottom line: They look good.

I have these in the Stone/Brown Gradient combo and they are a great addition as a classy yet functional eyewear. The ebony colour makes me think of Audrey Hepburn, if Audrey Hepburn needed classes that stayed on her face while she hiked, trail ran, and bike commuted around town.

I have these in the Stone/Brown Gradient combo and they are a great addition as a classy yet functional eyewear. The ebony colour makes me think of Audrey Hepburn, if Audrey Hepburn needed classes that stayed on her face while she hiked, trail ran, and bike commuted around town.

These shades fit great, stay on my face, and give me a clear perspective of what is on the trail ahead of me. I love how easily the Pivlock's arms and nose piece changes out to switch lenses so that I can see whatever the conditions may be. I would also agree with Julian Carr's statement that you don't really notice you're wearing them; they are the first pair of sunnies I haven't had to repeatedly push back onto my face when playing.

Love the fit on this tank, it is tight, but still flattering. The shoulder straps are a very pretty, yet functional design. I am a 36B and ordered a small, the tank hits me just below the hips, but due to it's tighter fit, I would agree with the comment from Marmot Vogue that it does ride up a little, but it doesn't bother me. The built-in bra is supportive enough for activities like hiking, climbing, or yoga, but I would not recommend it for higher impact activities.

This hoody is warm, comfy and flattering! I'm 5"2', a 36c and ordered a small. It is a great jacket to throw on for the gym, a hike, or heading into town. Plus, the sleeves are long enough that the thumbholes fit comfortable over my thumbs. I think a need another one.

I ordered this shirt in cayenne and love the fit! It is flattering, close fit that hips just below the hips. I'm 5'3", and am 36" around the bust. I ordered the size small. The fitted bra is supportive enough that I have been able to work out (box jumps, plyos, sprints, etc) without any discomfort. I have not yet trail run in the top so I'm not sure how the support would hold up over multiple hours.

I accidentally ordered this jacket instead of the OM ski jacket last season. Needless to say, I was a little bit disappointed when I opened the box and realized I had a fitted soft shell instead instead of a large, insulate ski jacket! However, after trying it on I decided to keep it due to it's flattering cut and lightweight, comfortable material. It has served as a great "in-between" season jacket, especially when the fall winds are blowing and you want some serious wind-protection either bike communing through town or hiking in the foothills.

I accidentally ordered this jacket instead of the OM ski jacket last season. Needless to say, I was a little bit disappointed when I opened the box and realized I had a fitted soft shell instead instead of a large, insulate ski jacket! However, after trying it on I decided to keep it due to it's flattering cut and lightweight, comfortable material. It has served as a great "in-between" season jacket, especially when the fall winds are blowing and you want some serious wind-protection either bike communing through town or hiking in the foothills.

The Precip Jacket has never let me down in a rain storm. It has kept me dry in the city, in the mountains, and in the English countryside, where the affinity for getting wet is much better testing ground then my home in SLC. I am 5'2" with broad shoulders for someone my size, but the small fits me well and comfortably. The cut is close to the body and figure flattering. I have also used the Precip during spring skiing, the pit zip ventilation is a huge plus, especially as many rain jackets don't have any ventilation. I also love the size and roominess of the hood. Many hoods are too tight/small and leave my neck feeling scrunched down to my shoulders, which is so uncomfortable I'd rather get wet than get put my hood up. However, the Precip has plenty of room for my neck and shoulders to relax comfortably and my head to move.

This are the running shoes for me! Prior to their release, I swore by the XT Wing Goretex, but the low volume fit of the Speedcross was a revelation for my feet in running. I'm breaking in my second pair, and going into my second season of running exclusively in these shoes and have yet to get a blister. Last year, I focused on training for my first long(er) distance/ vertical gain trail race (17 miles, 4,000 ft elevation gain). My training never suffered due to sore, chaffed, or bloody feet. I didn't even loose a toenail, which is a first for me in running shoes. They are also incredible lightweight, and the tread is bomber, whether you are on loose, dry slopes or running through sloppy mud. The quick lace system is still one of my favorites, I've never had to worry about tripping over an untied lace. I would also give these shoes a gold star for durability, after the first season my original pair are still holding up well, with no visible signs of break down to the sole or to the canvas. I only bought a new pair because the green/pink combo was calling my name!

The Nanuq is a great companion on longer backcountry tours. I've hiked and skied in France, the Wasatch and the Tetons on them and they have yet to let me down. If you are looking for a lighter weight, durable ski that is still stiff enough to ski aggressively (and in the front of your boots with) this is a great option. I usually ski a 179-182, but since I bought these skis specifically for touring and more ski mountaineering lines I went with a 170. This length is great for me when skiing steep (50 degree +) slopes and tight couloirs. They are also nimble enough that I can negotiate them easily and with confidence in technical, exposed terrain. I am also comfortable hitting small-moderate sized areas on this ski; however, if you're looking for a ski to send it or arc big, aggressive, AK style turns I would recommend looking at a different ski!

Roxy were my go to jeans in high school. I loved them and wore them everyday. That being said, I know that Roxy has slightly changed their sizes since I graduated high school in '05. I assumed then, that I should still be able to fit into the same size jeans I used to wear in high school. I ordered a jr. size 5, which I assumed is usually a 27. O WOW! These jeans weren't AT LEAST a 31, if not a 32" they were so massive that I didn't even both attempting to exchange them. If a size 5 is a 32, do they even make a 26/27 anymore??

I really like the tailoring, neck line and length of this shirt. However, it was just too snug for comfort. I could of gotten away with wearing it with a high waisted skirt, but it would be a little uncomfortable if I was wearing jeans.

I really wanted this shirt to work, I was so sold on it when I saw the photos online! However, it didn't fit at all as I imagined. It was well fitted at the bottom, but there was just too much fabric at the top. I'm quite petite, but I'm guessing that one would at least need a 34D to fill the xs in this shirt. I didn't come anywhere near filling it out.

This may be my new favorite work dress! It's cozy, soft, and easy to dress up or dress down. It's incredibly comfortable and flattering. Any piece of clothing that does both gets a double thumbs up! I'm quite petite, 5'2", 26" waist and a 34" bust, the xs fits me really well and hits just about the knee. I've been pairing it with a belt to break up the color just a little bit.

I agree with Mountain Girls review of these pants, but I ordered the smaller size just to see, and they did fit! I was really surprised that I fit into a size 2, but they look great. I am also usually a 4. I'm a size 26 waist, with a 30" inseam. These are a tad bit too long, but work really well with a pair of danskos or any shoe with a small heel. Overall I'm really excited about them!

The Czars have been my main ski since they were first released in '09. It was love at first turn, and I can never get enough. I use the czars both inbounds and touring. While they are a little heavier on the touring side of things, they are so much fun on the ride down I'd rather add a little weight on the way up! I am a 5'2" 125 lb. female, x-racer, and big mountain competitor. I ski the 182, and love skiing this size just about everything but Crested Butte. The tight, billy-goat style of those lines make me yearn for a shorter turn radius. However, the stability at high speeds keep me pumped everywhere else!

I'm an aggressive skier weighing in at 125 lbs. I've never had any problems with my Salomon STH12 bindings in the park, pipe, or the steeps. It's even seen me rag doll off of a 40 footer last year during the FWT stop at Snowbird and held up. I think people get too caught up in the beefiness of their bindings, you don't really need that STH 16 to prove yourself to the skiing community unless you really are 200 lbs and skiing hard.

The first time I slipped my fingers into these gloves I wasn't expecting to encounter the warmth and softness of the lambswool liner, but it's never failed me! I usually suffer from cold fingers, but the lambswool lining keeps them toasty all day long. Plus, they are perfect for a short hike or tour. The lambswool is more absorbent than any other liner I have used, and my fingers don't suffer the post hike freeze they have in the past after sweating in my gloves! If you only have one pair of gloves this year, make this your pair!

I recently switched from the Phenoms to the I/OS. I have a smallish face for a girl, and previously tried the Heiress. I find that the I/OS goggles are a fantastic middle ground between the Phenom and the Heiress. They are large enough without squishing my nose or make me look like I have ridiculous goggle sag. Plus, I find that they fit with Smith helmets much better than the Heiress. I'm currently wearing the Maze helmet and have had no problem with the fit, shape, or excessive amounts of air coming in through the vents. So far, so good!

I just got these pants a week ago and I absolutely love them. I'm 5'2" 125 lbs and ordered a medium. I think that I am technically a small, but since I like my pants to be a little bit on the baggy size, I went for the roomier pants. Even though I went up a size they are still flattering, and fit well over my ski boots. They are a little bit big around the waist, but this is easily remedied with Marmots velcro adjustment tabs inside that waistband that allow me to take them in just a little bit. I am also very excited about the reinforced fabric around the bottom of the pants, hopefully my pants will not get as shredded with the ripstop fabric

This dry fit top is perfect for a hike, run, or a cup of coffee with friends. The fabric will keep you cool all day long. However, I ordered this top in a medium and found that it ran a little bit larger than I anticipated. It still looks good, but I think a small would of fit my frame a little bit better. I am 35 inches around the chest and am 5'2"

This top rocks! The built in bra has three different adjustable sizes which is perfect to control the amount of stability I want on a given day. I can even run in the built in bra! Plus, the form fitting fit is flattering. I definitely recommend this top!

These sandals are super cute, casual, and can match anything, but I found them to fit a little bit on the small side. I usually wear a Euro size 38, so I ordered a 7. I found them to be a little too narrower for my medium width foot, and the heel strap caused my toes to uncomfortably jam into the thong piece at the front of the sandal. This may be something that changes over time as the sandals breaks in, but in the mean time, no one wants to look like they had to cram their foot into the shoe to make it fit. I ended up returning them and trying a different shoe.

As a girl, it's difficult for me to find packs that fit my torso correctly. They're usually too long, to wide, the straps don't adjust enough, usually, they just don't work! This is why I love Dakine's woman's series. They are short enough for my bike, the straps adjust perfectly, and the chest strap is never crushing my boobs (because that just sucks!). Plus, it's a great size for everything I need for a day of riding. It may only be 400cu, but I can still fit tools, tubes, snacks, a jacket, arm warmers, water, and anything else I may need for a day on the trail!

This shirt rocks! It fits well, stays cool, and can go for days without washing. Perfect. I'm 5'2" (with a longer torso) and 36" around the chest. I ordered a medium and it fits perfectly. Plenty of room to breath and move freely, yet for fitting enough to look good!
I'm just waiting for my colours to come into stock so I can get another one! (or two, or three...)

I use Nuun for everything, from daily hydration to mid endurance race electrolyte replenishment. Nuun helps keep me hydrated. From day to day, I play hard and serve tabels all night, it's easy for me to end the day dehydrated, luckily, the tasty flavours of nuun invited me to drink water instead of reaching for something else! Try the Kona Kola on a long bike ride, or the Orange Ginger with hot water on a cold winter day! Plus, it's gluten free! Many other products out there, like Emergencee and Cliff products, aren't, which makes it easy for me to be a Nuun fan!

Great socks, happy feet! The Backcountry brand socks have an amazing wicking ability, are low profile, and the little roll at the top keeps the socks from sliding down into my shoes. Even after a long, hard run, my feet feel dry and blister free.

Run, hike, and play all day in this tank! The built in bra actually offers enough support to trail run, while the flattering fit of the tank invites you to go out for some post play snacking without feeling like you're sitting around in your sweats. Plus, it's super soft!

For the past couple years, I have been running and working out in the Salomon GTX and love the support and durability of these shoes on trails. However, the Whisper's a lighter, have better ventilation and offer great support too! They are so light I hardly notice that I have shoes on at all. I'll still run in my GTX's, but I'll just save those for the wetter, colder days and let my feet breath all summer! I also suggest to order Salomon a 1/2 size smaller than other running shoe brands. I have also noticed that European sizing tends to be truer to size than American (ie. 38). In Salomon shoes, a 38 is a 7.5, where as in my Northwave SPDs, a 38 is a 6!

If there is one hat I own that all my friends try to steal, it's this one! I love the faded denim look to the fabric and the bright colours on the smith font and logo. Sadly, one of my friends may just get this hat because the one size fits all doesn't really apply to me. I wear a small in all of Smith's helmets, but their flat bills are always a little bit on the big side!

These glasses fit well, look good, and stay on my face when I'm playing. I love them because they are as versatile as I am. I like only needing one pair of sunnies wherever I go, and the Invite can definitely be that pair!

My chacos go everywhere with me. Whether it is the farmers market or on a multiday trip in Glacier National Park. They never let me down! They are comfortable to wear, durable, and have excellent grip. I've had the same pair since 2005 and they are still going strong! Plus, Chaco has a fantastic warranty program if something does go wrong with your Chacos. I even wore mine the last 15 miles out of Glacier national park last summer because my hiking boots were destroying my feet! Love these shoes!

This dress was cute and much more flattering than I thought it would be! The taylored lines undrneath the bustline give the dress shape while still allowing it to be flowy. I tried on a medium, I'm 5'2" 129 lbs, the top fit me really well, it was a little bit longer than I think is intended but it looks great!

This is potentially the least flattering dress I've ever worn. There was far too much fabric to make the ruffle flattering, instead it just made me look far bigger than I actually am. Also, the elasticized waist does not give the desired affect to the dress. Instead of adding shape, it makes the fabric bunch in the upper part of the dress. I tried on both the medium and the small, and neither worked.

This dress fits great, is very comfortable and flattering. It can be dressed up or dressed down. It is fantastic for traveling since it is so versatile and the fabric packs well. One of me favorite dresses!

This helmet is so lightweight and comfortable! I hardly even notice that I'm wearing a helmet. I've been told it's the best looking helmet when I rock in skiing. Definitely recommend it!

These glasses have been my frame of choice for the past 3 mtn. bike seasons. They stay on my face and the Polarized lenses keep my eyes on the trail. Although, they do start to fog a little bit when I stop to take a breather.

These glasses will keep your style fresh wherever you go. The high quality lenses and retro frames make these my favorite glasses!

This sunglasses look awesome, fit well, and protect the ol' eyes much better than the trendy "gas station" sunglasses that the average hipster is wearing these days. Even Cody will wear them......

This gloves are incredible.The glove vs. mitten debate has always left me in the middles. Do I sacrifice warmth or dexterity?The Seth Morrison Pro Model 3-Finger Glove has solved this problem with me. My fingers have been warm even on the coldest days so far this season, and I still have my pointer finger free to solve all my dexterity problems with a mitten. Lobster gloves are the best! I also like the fact that I'm more similar to a ninja turtle while wearing them.

These shoes are comfy, lightweight, and versatile. I take them everywhere. Whether I'm going on a hike, trail run, or to crossfit, the XT Wings are my shoes of choice. I'm not fond of hiking boots, and I've taken my XT Wings on both short day hikes and multi-day backpacking trips. They hold up against shale, sticks, and dirt, plus the gore-tex keeps my feet dry when walking across summer snow fields.

These boots are comfy, warm, and cute! I wear these boots both in the mountains and in the city. They are lighter than most snow boots yet offer the same warmth and waterproofing to keep my toes toasty and dry. Plus, they are comfortable, and feel great after a day in my ski boots. They are snug and take a tug to pull them on, but once on they fit like a glove. I was so excited to wear these boots I started wearing them to class in November... although it was slightly premature.

I just skied these skis for the first time yesterday and I was really impressed. I usually ski a 182, but the wood and bamboo core kept these ski stable at high speed and nimble in more technical terrain. This is an awesome all mountain ski, I will take it everywhere.

The first day I skied these skis, there was a foot and a half of fresh at Solitude. It was love. I had never had so much fun skiing before. They give me more confidence to go faster and bigger in the pow, but are still easy to control in chalky conditions.
I wouldn't recommend them on icy days, but really, if its icy, you really just want some race boards.

Some people may call me crazy for free skiing in a race boot, but I love them. They fit well, are a little bit wider than my old Lange race boots, and give me the control I need on my skis.