The fruit punch flavor is decent. I was really worried about the flavor, and waited until I tried a friend's stash to buy my own. No a fan of the lemonade flavor, though.
I use it mainly for cycling and I'm happy with it. It helps on my longer rides and bricks.

They're comfortable, supportive and all around awesome. They're basically indestructible.

I'm a Reef fanatic. These aren't quite as comfy as the Reef Slap Sandals, but are a lot cuter and still very comfortable. I'm good walking around in them all day. They have a more girly look than the Slaps, but are still wider than other Reef models I've tried on. I'm a 7.5, and I wear an 8.

So far, so good. I'm in the process of breaking these in. They are true to size. They were a little stiff around the ankle, but they get a little more comfortable every time I wear them. They'll be accompanying me to Kilimanjaro in the winter (where I won't be carrying more than a 30L day-pack because we have to hire porters) and I think they'll be perfect.

I have these pants in Vivid Blue, Size Medium. While, my measurements are on the higher end of the medium pants, they are HUGE! I saw reviews and I figured there was no way I was a size small in these pants - I think I should be.

I kept my mediums and I like them. They're roomy, and I can layer well in them. I also really like the snaps on the back, so I can snap up the back of the leg, so I'm not walking on the back of my pants.

They've survived two seasons so far! I even managed to wash the blood off of them from a minor snowboarding incident.

Bottom line: big, baggy, warm, comfortable, durable, awesome. If you're looking for body-hugging style, this is not your pant.

If you'd rather be comfortable, have room for movement, and stay toasty - go for these.

I have the '09 Burton Troop and I love it. It's a fantastic all-mountain board. I'm 5'4" and 130lbs, so I got a 151cm. It was long enough for powder days, but not too long for the other stuff.

Ladies, if you want a board to take you all over the mountain, get this one.

I had the unfortunate experience of crash-testing this helmet. I managed to hit the back of my head on the ground so hard that my nose started bleeding. Thanks to the helmet, my skull and everything inside it remained in tact.

I highly recommend it, though I hope you never actually need it!

I need trekking pants for my upcoming trip to Kilimanjaro, so I decided to give these a try.

I got these pants in a size 8 regular. I'm 5'4", 130lbs, 29" waist, 39" hips. They fit comfortably, and the length is good. They have buttons to roll up the legs, and they zip off at a decent length for shorts. I got the marsh green color and I really like them. They're kind of that army olive green color - not the color they looked like on my computer.

I need trekking pants for my upcoming trip to Kilimanjaro, so I decided to give these a try.

I got these pants in a size 8 regular. I'm 5'4", 130lbs, 29" waist, 39" hips. They fit comfortably, and the length is good. They have buttons to roll up the legs, and they zip off at a decent length for shorts. I got the marsh green color and I really like them. They're kind of that army olive green color - not the color they looked like on my computer.

Great, strong, durable... but I've gotten the screw-lock stuck closed on more than one occasion. better than getting it stuck open, I guess?

I had these in the fade/dark amber... until I lost them :(

They were great for pretty much everything, even out on the water in the middle of the afternoon in South Florida! The lenses were great, the frames were durable...

Definitely recommend them for girls with a medium face that like square/rectangular lenses, if you're the type not to lose sunglasses.

Seriously, these glasses are TINY!

The lenses are fantastic though...

I'm a girl with a medium-sized face. These fit me really well and have been great for running. They stay on my face, and on my head (when the lovely South Florida storm clouds roll in). I'm a big fan.
The lenses are great, for not being polarized. If I didn't lose sunglasses relatively often, I'd buy some polarized lenses for them.

I'm a girl with a medium-sized face. These fit well and look pretty good! They seem durable. The lenses are great.

The do allow a little light in on the outside of the frame at the top, but with a style like this, that's what you are going to get.

Yeah, this is a little pricey for a life vest for a dog, but it's totally worth it.

My 60lb Lab/Pit mix used to get sick from swallowing water every time he went swimming. With the vest, he get's that extra bit of flotation he needs to keep his head above water! The handle on top helps me yank him out when he can't quite climb up the side of the pool or lake by himself.

It seems like it's going to last forever.

Love these shoes. I've had them for about a year (indoors about 2x a week, outdoors a few times a season), and they're still holding strong.

They're a good all-around shoe. They're not too aggressive.

Lots of climbing shoes dug into the back of my ankle. These didn't!

I'm usually a 7.5. I got a 39.5 in these. I probably could have gotten a 39, but I wanted a bit more comfort. I'm a recreational climber, and I'd rather have shoes I can wear for a few hours without too much pain than super-tight shoes with slightly better control.

I've had this harness for about a year now. I should have gotten a small, but the medium is working for me... 29" waist... obviously I didn't look closely enough at the size chart.

It's comfortable. It's easy to get it tangled and put a leg on up-side down, but if you check it, you're good to go.

The 4 gear loops provide lots of space for everything you need. It's great inside the gym. If I did more outdoor climbing, I'd want something lighter.

It worked great for five months. I took it on a few dive trips... but it didn't survive a lake swim during my triathlon last week. It's on it's way back to the manufacturer to see if they will replace it.

I have this jacket in Canary. The yellow is a little darker than the picture shows, and I love it.

I'm 5'4", 130 lbs, and according to the size chart, a medium. It fits well, with a little extra space around the waist. I've got room to layer. I probably could have gotten a small if I didn't have big swimmer's shoulders.

It's thin, but warmer than it seems like it would be. It'll be great for layering once the weather gets cold again!

5 days at Whistler with varying conditions of sun, fog, and snow, and I loved these goggles for every minute I wore them. Good visibility and no fog in the goggles :)

They fit well with my Giro G10 helmet.