I like a taller, lighter sock, and these fit the bill. Not quite mid calf length, light, durable, and breathable.

Mediums fit my US mens 9 feet perfectly.

After wrecking and cracking my Ionos, I wanted to find a cheaper replacement. The Savant is a perfect alternative. The fit is very similar, and the vents are nearly the same. Oakley Radars fit in the vents the same too.

Great alternative for 1/3rd the price.

I use these everywhere, from holding skis together, to clamping bike brakes down during setup, to holding a spare tube to my seatpost during races.

Buy more than you think you want, you will use them all.

I wear these all over and they are great. Now I am mostly using them over spandex for MTB and they are among the best. They allow me to use my Sugoi road shorts, and they have a bit of stretch, which is really nice.

This is a great rack if you have standard bike frames. If you have certain full suspension frames, you might have fit issues and need an adapter. Tray style racks might be easier, but cost a bit more and weight a bit more too.

I was looking for a frogskin replacement and these are not it. They fit way smaller and are much lower quality.

you get what you pay for.

Not the warmest, but perfect for active activities and mild weather. Really comfortable too

They must be good, I keep on looking at my order history to get the same pair because she loves them so much.

I bought a large and an XL and ended up keeping the XL since it is gigantic, but not too cumbersome. I can store a laptop, 4" 3 ring binder, bike helmet, shoes, jacket, gloves, and a change of clothes with room to spare, and it still carries nicely.

Very happy with it.

After losing my early 90s frogskins, the black/purple ones are back, and I couldn't be happier. Really classic glasses

Much simpler than triggers, super light too. I am back hooked on these after 10 years on triggers.

I have been running these on my Dos Niner with no clearance issues. 2.55 is an exageration, but these are still huge. Well worth the extra weight. about 300 miles on Stan's strips for tubeless with no issues. Running 22-25PSI lets these tires work their magic.

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These bibs have the best chamois that I have ever had. They have a semi-compressive fit, and the material has a firmer hold on your legs, which I like, but that is personal. Size XL fits me perfectly at 5'11", 195lbs, 33" inseam 36" waist.

Worth the price. I have Capo and Pearl Izumi Pro bibs and I like these better. All 3 are good, these are just slightly firmer everywhere, not just tighter, but more substantial material.

While these are perfectly functional, it is $200 for a mattress that could be replaced by $20 of foam. They weigh 8lbs and roll up to about 36" long by 12" in diameter. Unless you are on horse or car, your aren't taking these far. that said, I enjoyed borrowing these and they helped me stay toasty warm and comfortable. Good but not worth it. Buy a small thermarest and a foam pad for the cold,luxury nights.

Solid 4 season tent, with a few minor gripes. I prefer more robust poles and less than 3 different variations per tent; this one has 3 or 4 different lengths/bends. A good and warm 4 season tent.

This little thing kicks out a ton of light for a long time. More than enough for 2 to play cards by or to cook dinner. Nice little form too. Really cool.

Nice, warm, super puffy down bag. Haven't pushed the -20 limit, but at 10 above I had to open the zipper. Quality materials and a good zipper that even I haven't managed to screw up. I fit mine in a granite gear size large compression bag and it makes it a nice, rock hard size. http://www.backcountry.com/store/GRG0005/Granite-Gear-Round-Rock-Solid-Compression-Sack.html Good setup.

These ski might not be the best everywhere, but they are great everywhere. I would ski these any day without complaints.

Super fun, slashy skis that are great in the chop and pow. Really fun

Possibly the most fun skis that i have ever used. i have the 186s and weigh 190 and they are all the ski that i would ever need. I skis trees way faster with these than any other ski. Super fun in pow and trees.

Highly recommended!

Good, not great, I really prefer Dynastar legend pros for this dimension. to much tail showing at the recommended mounting point. Still, not bad and I may have like them more if they were mounted further back when i skied them on a pow day.

These pedals are great in the mud, but the weak retention arms stick out like a sore thumb under your foot. I broke mine in less than 50 trail miles. The float and mud shedding is great, but I'll have to see how the warranty is. If not, it looks like I have an extra set of single sided road pedals.

It fits perfect, weighs nearly nothing, and keeps this this light tent durable.

This tent is essentially as light as any bivy or tarp, but is free standing. Fits in a Granite Gear Rock Solid size small compression bag, without the poles. Couldn't ask for a better solo or duo, lightweight backpacking tent.

Light and big enough for one or two. Graduated measuring inside is nice.

Solid fit for my big head. Well vented and looks good too.

Grips well and corners as well as any. Not a light race tire, great everywhere though.