This is the first pair of insulated bibs I've purchased and I am very pleased. Tried these bad boys on a century ride in 45 degree F weather for 6 hours in pouring rain. It almost felt like my legs were dry. Very warm and can be paired with knee or leg warmers to extend their use. I am 5'9" 160lbs, the large is a little more relaxed than I'm used to but still fit well. I love Giordana and RealCyclist! Best shorts for the money for sure.

This down jacket replaced a very nice Mountain Hardware down jacket that I loved, but the sleeves were a little too short. The Zeus' sleeves, however, are plenty long. I am 5'9" 160lbs. and a medium fits loosely, but doesn't look like I'm swimming in it. The only thing I wish it had was fleece lined pockets and collar like the Mountain Hardware jacket, but you can't always get what you want. Overall, a nice replacement though. I've taken it xc skiing, downhill skiing and even on some Iowa winter bike rides and have been very pleased with its warmth and durability. And, of course, top notch service from Backcountry.com. Gotta love 'em!

I own 3 pairs of these shorts. Feel true to size and are a good length. Rip Curl shorts kick ass!

I got these boots last winter for bike riding and racing in Iowa. I rode outside with these when the temps reached -25F, but probably won't try it again! They work best above 25F, even with a neoprene booty over top. I also would recommend going a bit larger than your regular Shimano shoe size to accommodate for thicker socks. Once your feet swell it can get a little tight.

So bright my biking buddies complain when I ride in front of them that it's too freakin' bright! Love it...

I've been using the MiNewt Mini for 2 years and I really love this light. No problems from 100F down to -20F and it weighs hardly anything. The light is definitely bright enough to roll downhill at 35mph comfortably, but I do supplement with a head light on the mtn. bike trails so I can see past switchbacks. Very easy to move from bike to bike too.

Took these babies on RAGBRAI and into the Colorado Rockies. Best way to keep your clothes organized when you have to dig through your pack or your panniers when you need something. Highly recommended for minimalist travelers. Get the larger version if you pack a lot.

Great LITTLE hygiene bag. It does come with two small bottles (not shown), for soap and such, which could be removed so you could include a razor. Not much room for more than the soap bottles, tooth brush, and a small tube of tooth paste which makes it great for the minimalist.

I am 5'9" and 155 lbs. I bought the medium size and I am probably as big as you could squeeze into these. Any larger and they would be uncomfortable. The front of the bibs look a little funny in the sunlight. Kinda shiny or something. The chamois is a bit thinnner than I like but overall I like them.

Bought this for my kid and she seems to like it. Easy to use. Pretty straight forward headlamp.

I have only used this on one weekend camping trip but it did the job. I brought it out with a full charge from my laptop and used it to recharge my blackberry (which we were also using for music). Worked like a charm. Then the next day I recharged it in the sun. The only annoying thing about it is you have to chase the sun in order to get a decent charge. A little bit of shade and it won't recharge well. I guess if you are in an open area this wouldn't be a problem but if you are in the middle of the woods it is.

These are great socks. No smell after long hours in the saddle and very comfortable in warm or cold conditions. One thing though, I own the MD and LG size and fall somewhere in between. I wear a size 9 US or 43 EU which I thought was a pretty standard MD but that is not the case with these. The MD are real snug and the LG are almost too big. Stuck them in the dryer though and they fit better now.

I own the Black Iridium and HI Yellow. I prefer these over the standard Half Jacket lens because they seem to deflect wind better when going 50 miles an hour downhill on your road bike. The lenses are also fairly easy to change out ~ if you follow the directions!

Not a bad sock but I would spend the extra couple of dollars and stick with the wool version.

Great wool socks for the price. I used them last weekend for a cool weather bike ride and they kept my feet nice and warm.

Used it last weekend on a camping getaway. Its definitely more durable than it looks and packs up nice and light for the trip back.

I have a glass french press for my home and this one is a great score for all camping excursions. I even used it on a few overnight biking tours because its so light, you don't even know its there. And its user friendly. Just boil water in it(I use a packable camping stove), add coffee, wait a few minutes and press. Great coffee anywhere! If you bring friends you may have to make more than one pot, but it boils water in no time.

Inexpensive and works fine.

You can't beat this shell for the price. I used it skiing and it kept me dry all day long. For added warmth you can zip in an extra layer. A+!

Great pack with lots of storage and a quality water res that you would expect from CamelBak.