We own this tent. Very easy to set up and not a lot of parts. I agree with the 3-season aspect. While we were up on Mt. Whitney, it dropped below freezing at night and the cover did a good job at keeping water out just from the outside though it did not rain or snow. We have not tested it in that, but it would not appear to hold up in rain/snow. Weight was on the medium side.

I agree with theskibum. We bought two of these. They are very cushy and keep you warm from the cold ground, but at almost 5lbs-6lbs., this bad boy is heavy if you are going up the altitude. Car camping, the pad is a 5 star. Hiking flat terrain, the pad is a 4 star. Hiking uphill the, pad is a 2 star.

Nice light weight skewers that add bling to any wheelset. These are hard to beat for the price per weight.

There will never be a need for any pedal manufacture to design another pedal. The best was created in the CB Egg Beater. Easy clip in and clip out. Awesome clearance. Light and you can go lighter, but I weigh a mean 205lbs. I have these on all of my Mountain Bikes, Cross bikes, and commuter bikes. I have never had a problem with a pedal yet. I also use the lower level egg beaters (mxr?) as well with no problems.

Purchased these from Chainlove.com a year or two ago. They are great and stand up to the typical high quality of Oakley. Optics are super clear. The frame is a cool material (magnesium alloy frame) but I disagree with the description as being lightweight. These are by far the heaviest sunglasses I own. I use these for casual wearing and would not recommend for sport.

These are the best sunglasses I have ever owned. I received a pair as a gift 2 years ago. I now own three pairs in different colors. These form fit to your head like no other. Sweat only makes the fit better. Besides being feather light, they never move. I wear these for all of my sporting activities as well as at work.

These are superb arm warmers. Warm and fit very well. I used to work for Pearl Izumi and their arm warmers are one of the hottest items after their shorts. We would sell tons of these. The funniest thing is when you see pictures in racing magazines of guys that are sponsored from head to toe by another apparel company but are wearing PI's arm warmers with the symbol on the underside of their arm. Hmmm, wonder why.

I am huge fan of Conti and have never had a tire of theirs I didn't like. However, I agree with Mark from above. I have never ridden these but a friend of mine purchased a pair and could not get them on his wheel. He asked me to and I was drenched with sweat after spending roughly fifteen minutes putting these on. I would just pay the extra bucks to go a little bit higher up, grab a folding bead.