I love this skirt! The Hemp material is lightweight, but keeps it's shape well. It looks great for work, with a more conservative, just below the knee length and is fun for everyday wear. The wide waist band stays comfortable all day, and can be tightened if needed. The Earthenware is just a little lighter than it looks in the pictures. I am 5'2" and 110lbs and size 4 fits well.

This is an adorable top! The Belize color is very vibrant and even more gorgeous than the close up pics look. I love the larger neck line and very lightweight material. I am 5'2", 110lbs and wear size XS.

Strong, lightweight and easy to use. These work very well for the cheap price - and you get two of them!

These gloves are great! They are very breathable - great for hot weather. They are pretty well padded, but I'm not sure that I like the padding on the padding of the thumb, it seems like a bit too much.

The Navaeh short is a stretchy and very light weight material that is great for summer rides. The fit it true to size, but the waist is on the large size. Thankfully, the belt makes adjusting it easy.

This is a pretty awesome tent! It is large and roomy for a two person. The high point of the tent is in the middle, so it is easy to move around in. I've slept through multiple rain storms in this tent, and have never had an issue with water leaking. It is a very lightweight tent though, and can rip easily, so be careful with it!
My only complaint is that the gear loft is too tight, and anything you put up there just falls right out. The pockets on the sides are similarly hard to use.

I only got this jacket at the the end of last winter so I haven't worn it a lot, but it is very warm. a huge selling point for me was the waterproofness. my previous puffy was fairly water resistant, but still wasn't great. it's nice not to have to worry about it. the hood attachment is also super secure. I'm 5'8", 135 and the small fits me really well. the length is long enough to still cover my lower back when sitting, but it doesn't feel like a parka either.

I love this stuff. I use it religiously on my chain and all my components, and it has kept everything running smooth for 10 years. just put it on before a ride, wash it off after and put on more. it can get built up if you don't wash it off.

these are great. I have a few par of the boxers and love them. I just got one pair to compare. they are comfy. plenty of room, but not baggy. I'm a 30 waist and the small is perfect.

I LOVE this shirt. it is so comfortable and super functional. it dries quickly and does a great job of regulating your temp and keeping you comfortable. it's a little fragile, but mostly in the washer. I have a few little holes from the washing machine. I would recommend with any washable wool that you wash it in a pillow case or mesh laundry bag, just to keep it safe. I also don't wash mine very much. I just hang it up and let it air out. It's usually good to go in a few hours

I really like these. they are really comfortable and they breathe and dry really well. I've had one pair for about 3 years and they are a tiny bit pilled, but otherwise they are more comfy and haven't had so much as a loose thread. I bring like 4 pair on an eight day work trip and just wash them at night as needed and hang them out to dry and they're good by morning.

my first GEAX brand tire. I like it so far. been using it mostly in the La Sal mountains. it gets good traction, and also roles really well on hard stuff. it's been pretty durable, but it has worn down in spots from skidding on slick rock.

I've liked these gloves. they are way padded and the top fabric is pretty comfy. I like the velcro closure on the bottom of the wrist. they have held up well so far

I work outside all day hiking through the desert. this hat rocks. it totally keeps the sun off my face, and also my neck. I usually wear a collared shirt with the collar flipped up, so I'm totaly covered. with a t-shirt, there is sometimes a little spot between my collar and the flap. it breathes pretty well. the little sweat band isn't that great. the brim gets creased fairly easily but it doesn't really matter. it won't however win you any fashion awards. but hey, that's not why you got it.

I work for the park service and do a ton of backcountry hiking. I've had these since may and have they have done well. the rubber is good and sticky on slick rock. the soles started out great, fairly stiff, good for going over lots of uneven/rocky terrain. however I have recently noticed that they are getting pretty soft under the ball of my foot. the chaco arch support is there and then some. I'd say it's a little bit more arch support than their sandals. I like it, some may not. the leather has been durable, and the perforations really help them breathe. they were pretty comfortable in 100+ weather. the uppers are coming unsewn on one small spot. overall, I like them. I got the "nutbrown," color, and they have a classic old timey style that looks pretty good

haven't worn these a ton since I've gotten them, but they are really nice and light, and the rock guard in the sole is good. I like the sole because it's simple and doesn't have a whole bunch of knobby stuff. I find that that type of stuff just gets ripped off.

I love Nuun! I added a couple to my bladder for a 20 mile peak bagging day and felt great the entire time. I even had enough energy left over to run my way down (leaving behind my non-Nuun using partner). Tri-Berry is my favorite, but they are all good.

The Pacific Outdoor Equipment Easy Camp Chair works well. It keeps it's shape well when sitting in it, and also works well as a pad when you don't want to use the back. It is high quality and I think it will last me quite awhile.

Super cute top! The bust is a tight fit for me (B/C cup), but the straps do adjust, so I was able to get a good fit. The tummy is a little looser, which helps the tank breathe and keep you cool. I've worn this many times in 100+ temps and never had an overheating or sweating problem. The Green is a cute, light color and the tree design definitely adds something different to the tank.

The Sea To Summit Deluxe Pack Cover works as expected. I was caught in the rain for two days and nothing in my pack got wet. It is a little on the heavy side (as far as pack covers go) but I thought it was worth it for the durability. I tend to scoot my butt down boulders when scrambling, and I like the extra durable bottom of this cover.

Yum! I bought this for a solo trip, and there way a bit more than I could eat, but as the description says, it was just as good the next day for lunch. I loved the curry spices and pieces of bell peppers.

Very easy to use, completely waterproof compression sack. Because the eVent material is so breathable, you don't need any extra valves to let the air out, just compress it, and the air goes through the material. I've used this rafting and done the bathtub water test, and have never had a problem with leaking. It is perfect for a down sleeping bag!

The KUHL X-Kreme Shirt is as soft as the description says and the leaf accents make it very cute. The material itself is a little heavier than I was looking for, but it would be great for spring/fall use. It would also be nice if it showed my curves just a little more, it is a tad boxy.

I've heard wonderful things about Mary Janes backpacking food and was excited about trying this. Thankfully, I reread the ingredients before packing and this flavor does have cheese an an ingredient. I gave it to a non-lactard friend who loved it though.

The Thule Speedway is a great quality rack, for much cheaper than the traditional roof rack. The anti-sway cages really keep the bikes stable, so I feel much more comfortable with them on the back, on the freeway.

ProBar's new Sweet and Savory line is delicious! The Seasame Goji is a little more subtle than the other flavors, but still amazing. It makes a wonderful lunch during a hike, or big day of climbing.

I love ProBars new Sweet and Savory line. They have all been delicious, but this Cherry Pretzel is my favorite. There is enough chocolate to keep it sweet and the cherry/pretzel adds a nice salty/tart taste.

I just bought a second of these ropes. The first I got over 2 years ago and it has lasted over many, many falls and all through the sandy southern Utah crags. The sheath is still in good shape, but I wanted to replace it because of the large number of falls I've taken on it. I've been very impressed with this rope!

I just bought this tank in Black, after loving the Orchid and it is a little different. The black is about 2 in longer (in the same size) and a little looser fitting. I love them both, but they are definitely different.

Aborable! I just got this tank in Orchid and it is incredibly cute and flattering. The small fits and supports well, with a slightly shorter fit than prAna has normally (at the top of the hips.

Thank goodness for the tube cleaner! I've been having problems with mold developing in the tube, near the mouth piece and this kit completely got rid of it. The larger brush is also great to get out any left over Nuun or Gu slime.

Patagonia Negril Short is a very cute short! They are pretty short in length, without being a booty short. The Camel is not as yellow as it appears in the picture, more of a dark khaki. I got a size 4 thinking that they would shrink a little to fit, but they barely shrunk. If size 2 was still in stock, I would exchange for those. I am 5'2", 110.

The CamelBak Omega HydroTanium Hydration Reservoir is very high quality. It is easier to close that the previous generation with an obvious stopping point when closing and I haven't had any issues with leaking.

The Patagonia Active Briefs are honestly the best underwear that I've ever worn. I love the full butt coverage (which doesn't look granny-ish) that keeps them in place during any activity.

The CamelBak Tube Trap fit well on my Daystar (with 1/2" webbing) and successfully keeps the end near my mouth and away from my knees when riding. Glad I bought it!

Wow! The Serfas Cable Combo Lock is a beefy lock. The 12mm is still a very large (and heavy) cable lock, but I definitely don't worry about someone cutting it. I like that you can set a combination, and don't have to worry about forgetting and loosing a key.

The prAna Erin Tank has a nice long fit and flattering shape. I have the grape color, and the two colored back is nice. I am 5'1"/110lbs and I got a S - it fits well, but I probably could have gone with an XS for a tighter fit.

The Outdoor Research Solar Roller Hat is a pretty cute hat. I decided on this one because the brim isn't too wide for my small head (about 3" all around). The wavy brim is cute, and does a great job keeping the sun off of my face and neck.

The Cutter Little 500 Mini Pump is a great pump for bringing along on your ride. It is very lightweight, but works pretty fast. The end flips out to give you a nice flat surface to push/pull with, which makes it a little more comfortable to use.

I've used the Mountain Hardwear Corsica Convertible Pant for climbing and hiking and love them. The fit is low (which I love), but a little too long. I do agree that these pants could use a belt - they would work better with a pack that way. I am 5'2" and 115, size S works well.

The Mountain Hardwear Synchro Jacket is a very flattering softshell. The fit is great, I have a S and am 5'1" and 115. This is almost completely windproof and still breathes well. I haven't had a chance to test it in the rain yet.

The Mountain Hardwear Synchro Pant is great for snowshoeing and crosscountry skiing. The fit is great, but a little higher waisted than I like. The breathe very well, and the huge side zips are great for when you are working really hard. I wear S and am 5'1" and 115.

The La Sportiva Mythos Climbing Shoe is a great all around shoe. I bought these a little bigger than normal (my regular size) to get a flat foot, and they are perfect for climbing. The outside edge is very thin and they fit in almost any crack, and stay comfortable all day. I have a narrow foot/heel and these work well for me.

The Mountain Hardwear Rappel T-Shirt is an amazing active top. It has a curve hugging fit, without being too tight and is very lightweight. I've worn it trail running a bunch and it definitely wicks well. I'm 5"1', 113 and got size S.

I found the sizing a bit weird on the Mountain Hardwear Sarafin Cardigan at first, but after a few wears, it fits perfectly - no more super thin arms. I am 5"1', 113 and wear the S. The fit is very flattering, and even works well for work.

I used the Mountain Hardwear Mistral Fleece Pant every morning this winter and was no longer cold. They are very warm, soft and comfortable. The rise is a little higher than I like, but rolling down the waist fixed that.

I love the Mountain Hardwear Monkey Woman Jacket! It has a pretty cute look, is incredibly soft and very warm. It also packs nice and small, and the stretch material at the bottom works well under a harness.

The Mountain Hardwear Shasta Pant is a great climbing pant. I love the roll up hem, it works well for keeping the pants out of the way. The rise fits higher than I like though, and is more like a regular than low rise. Fit is true to size: 5'2" 113= Small.

The Mountain Hardwear Phantom Down Jacket is a very warm and lightweight jacket, without a large amount of puff. My only complaint is that the sleeves are quite large (length and width) and they get rather bunched when I layer a shell over this.

The Mountain Hardwear Monkey Fleece Glove is very soft and warm! I have a 6.5in long hand and the small fits me well. I like that it has grip pads on the thumb and index finger.

I love the Mountain Hardwear Mistral Fleece Jacket! It looks very nice, is warm and the wind deflection is a nice plus. The inner cuff adds a little comfort and stops the wind from sneaking up your sleeves. Fit is true to size.

The Mountain Hardwear Panzee Hooded Fleece Jacket is an insanely soft and warm jacket. I love that it has a hood, even though I rarely use it, and you can't argue with thumb holes! Fits true to size: 5foot2 and 113 = size Small.

I'm sad that I couldn't get the Mountain Hardwear Tambora Gene Pant to fit. They are made with a very soft material, and cute style. My normal size 4 had a far too small waist though, and the 6 was too big everywhere else.

I wear the Mountain Hardwear Corsica Convertible Pant as shorts most often, but the pants are great for backpacking or for climbing in the spring and fall. The material is very durable, and the rise is a little lower than a normal regular rise. I found these to fit true to size: 5'2", 113 = size 4

The Mountain Hardwear Rappel T is an incredibly cute top. The neck and fit are very flattering (and true to size) and the material is soft and comfortable. I would be scared for the material on an offwidth or chimney, but it has held up very well otherwise.

I bought some of these for a backpacking trip and have been wearing nothing but these ever since. They cover your whole butt (a little weird at first) and don't move anywhere - no matter how active you are. When backpacking, they are really easy to wash in a stream, and dry in no time.

The La Sportiva Ultranord is a great winter trail running and hiking shoe. I got my normal size and found it to be a little tighter than I like (but I kept them anyways and don't mind anymore). I like the stiffer shoe, and the gaitors were really nice to have on scree.

The GoLite Calamity Jane Skirt is definitely a short skirt - only about an inch or two longer than the shorts, but I've loved it ever since I got used to running it a short skirt. The inner shorts do ride up every once in a while when running/hiking, but it's not much. I found the skirt very flattering and incredibly cool when it's hot out.
I'm not sure I can go back to running in shorts now...

Mountain Hardwear Butter Topper is one of my favorite tops. The material is incredibly soft and comfortable, and doesn't start to stink as easily as some other synthetics that I have. I use it for climbing, hiking, backpacking and even at work - the fit is flattering and hugs your curves without being skin tight.

I love the Mountain Hardwear Dihedral! It is such a comfortable pack that it has become my go-to climbing pack - and easily fits my full rack, two harnesses, two pairs of shoes, chalk bag, layers and 2L of water (or a rope and a small rack if is a rope carrying day). The bottom is very durable, and has stayed perfect even though I scrape it on everything. I also love the huge lid because it can fit all the food I want, headlamp, freshette and just about anything else I would want.

I've used the Mountain Hardwear Phantom 15 in temps down to 20, and have always been comfortable with just lightweight long underwear. The inside also feels very nice and stays comfortable during the night. The footbox is nice, and the zipper doesn't catch very often.

I used the Mountain Hardwear Phantom 32 - Women's for a week in 25-40 degree weather and never got cold, only wearing lightweight long underwear (no socks/hat). I have been very happy with this sleeping bag ever since, and definitely think that it deserves the 32 rating. It also compresses down very small (maybe a little bigger than a nalgene) and the weight is very light.

I recently used the Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Sleeping Pad on a 6 day backpacking trip, where the night time temperatures were around 15 degrees. I was never cold at night, so this pad must have been doing it's job! On top of that, it is just over a pound (I have the small) and packs up to about the size of a nalgene. It takes awhile to blow up, but it is worth it - this pad is awesome!

It works! I brought the Adventure Medical Moleskin Kit on a backpacking trip to help with some blisters that I already had - and I barely felt them. The moleskin that I applied the first day worked the whole 6 days! The pre-cut shapes were quick, but arent all that versatile.

It works! I've used Adventure Medical Ben's Deet 100 Max Tick & Insect Repellent a lot this summer and have barely suffered any itchy bites. I do hate bugs - especially the biting ones, so this makes spring/summer much more enjoyable!

I've always been a cold sleeper, but now that I have this bag, I don't think I'll have that problem again! I just used it on a 6 day backpacking trip where the temps were in the teens at night, and I was perfectly comfortable. I'm pretty short, so it was nice to be able to close the last foot baffle on the really cold nights to warm it up a little. The stretch seams are also really nice, as they hold the bag in close, but hide a large amount of room for when I move around. The tent we used did not breathe well, so we had condensation on everything in the mornings, but the water just beaded up on the bag, and never soaked through. This bag is awesome!

The prAna Pearl Top is very flattering! It makes me look like I have a nice small waist and curves - so I wear it all the time. It has a tight fit, and does run a little small. I am usually between a S and XS, and the S fits well in this top.

Great sound and durable! I got the 11mm and they sound great. They also come with 3 different sized ear pads, so they will fit well. I'm very happy with the Full Metal Jacket Buds.

This is a good looking shirt - fit is true to size, but a little slim. The material is soft and I love the Goat! Good stuff.

I got this in Wasabi, and it really is the color of wasabi. The shirt looks good, has a bit of a slim fit and feels great. Plus, the Goat is awesome.

The Grillito is a great hangboard! It has a large variety of crimps, a few pinches and 2 big sloppers at the top. I only wish that it had 2 jugs for regular pull ups.

I used a little less than the bottle called for on 2 softshells, and have been very happy. There wasn't any residue, and both have survived some rainstorms, and come out looking and feeling like I hadn't seen the rain.

The Ibex Razzle Capri has a great, true to size, fit. I found the rise to be regular, not low, but it still looks great. They are a little too baggy for me, but I am starting to get used to that. The material is soft, and thick, so they will be great for fall climbing.

I got the Arc'teryx Briza 75 in regular for a 17 in torso, and the fit is great. I've used it with 35-45lbs loads so far and it carries it comfortably. The construction is amazing and I have a feeling that it will last longer than I will. I love the multiple access points and front kangaroo pocket. I only with that it had a hydration compartment and weighed a little less.

This is a great backpack for school, or hiking. The backpack compartment is lightly padded, with a clip to secure it in place, and 14in by 12in. You can also use the laptop compartment for a hydration bladder and run the tube through a hole in the very top. It has nicely padded shoulders and back panel, but isn't as breathable for hikes.

This is a pretty light weight harness, and is comfortable on. The quick-pull buckles make it very easy to adjust and I like that there are some on the legs and waist. I have a 29in waist and the Small fits me well.

This harness didn't quite fit me. The material was thicker than I like, and the leg loops felt too loose. Otherwise, it was a light harness, and it is fits you, is very good quality.

This is a great backpack for school or hiking. The laptop compartment is lightly padded with a clip to secure it in place. It is 11in by 15in so it will fit a wider screen laptop. It also has a loop at the top that you could hang a hydration bladder on (instead of a laptop) and then run the tube out the hole in the top of the backpack for hikes.

The different angle really does help when it comes time to drink. It is just a little easier to get the tube to your mouth.

This is a great pack for biking - the bladder can easily be filled without taking it out, and it still comes out quickly when you need to clean it. It also has a good amount of storage space for gear, food, wind shirt.

It's definitely good to have a lock to stop accidental leaks. The bend in the shape does help make drinking a little more comfortable.

The 3L bladder is great for longer trips, or when you are biking in the desert and need more water. There is a bunch of storage space too, so you can keep all of your gear, food and extra clothing in it.

I left some Emergen-C water in my camelbak and didn't like the left over taste. The cleaning tablets got rid of that, and the tube brush was easy enough to use. The water tastes much better now.

This works well to dry out your bladder and keep it clean. You can always just stick the tube into the bladder to keep it open and hang it by the hook. This is definitely easier though.

This bag is big enough for a book, some groceries, a water bottle, or whatever else you need when running errands. I also love the side cell phone pocket, and the organization pockets on the inside are great for pens, change and other little stuff.

This is a great laptop bag! I have the large and it fits the 15in MacBook Pro well. I'm 5'1" though, and I definitely feel dwarfed by the bag. It is a little bulky, even when not very full.

It's nice that you can use the shoulder strap, or as a lumbar pack. It also has a bunch of pockets and will hold a lot of stuff (including a water tight music pocket). I thought that it was too big though, and looked pretty dorky.

This is a pretty big pack that can be used for almost anything. The laptop pocket is pretty big (12in by 16in), is thinly padded and has a clip to secure the laptop in place. You can also use the laptop pocket for a hydration bladder if you take it for a hike. There are tons of little pockets on the inside that you can use for a power cord, pens, music, cds... whatever. The back and shoulder straps are padded and breathe pretty well.

This is a great backpack for school or hiking. The laptop pocket is 11 by 13.5in, is lightly padded and has a clip to secure the laptop in place. When you aren't carrying a laptop, you can also use that for a hydration bladder and run the hose through the top. It has tons of pockets on the inside and out and the back/shoulder straps are padded.

This is a pretty great board - has good texture on the pinches and the jugs and crimps are good.

These are pretty lightweight, but the length is nice for backpacking. I love smartwool socks!

These socks are pretty comfortable and they wick moisture well. I don't like the weird thing in the back of the heel.

I love these socks! The height is great and then keep my feet dry and comfortable running and hiking.

If you loved the velcro pontas, but wanted something for cracks as well, these are great! I wear a women's 6.5 normally and the 5 is a tight fit, or 5.5 would be flatter, and better for cracks.

This is a great all around shoe. The rubber is sticky, but is still quite stiff and great for edging. I normally wear a 6.5, but a 6 fit well in these shoes.

These are pretty good shoes, they have a flatter shape, but the rubber is sticky. I wear a women's 6.5 street shoe, and the size 5 fit me well. The rubber is pretty thick on these, so they will last you a while.

These are great shoes for beginners, or anyone who wants a comfortable shoe. I usually wear a 6.5 in women's and I got a 5 (men's) in these. They were tight to begin with, but stretched out for a very comfy fit after about a week of use.

These are the best crack climbing shoe I've ever used! The sides are thin, so they fit well into the smaller cracks, and the flat foot fit is great for crack comfort and multi-pitch climbs. I wear a women's 6.5 in street shoes, and a 4.5 in the men's work great for me (they stretch about a half size).