Does it's job just about perfectly. Luckily haven't had to use mine in any real scenarios yet, but from training and checking snow depths it's been solid so far. It might be a bit short for some scenarios, and a carbon probe would without a doubt be a bit lighter and stiffer. But it's quick to deploy, has clear markings and is overall an excellent product with good value.

Simple, easy to use beacon! I've had no problems with mine whatsoever. Searching is easy and fast, and I like the mechanical switching to search mode. Although it lacks the advanced functions of the Pieps DSP and Mammut Pulse, it's still one of the best out there. And probably a better choice for most people, that will most likely never need the advanced functions of the two other ones. I would most definitely recommend this to anyone buying their first beacon.

Love it! Does the job perfectly, and digging works fine with mitts to thanks to the D-handle. I don't think you can require much else from a shovel. Although it might be a bit on the heavier side for long touring.

This thing is the perfect little sleeve for keeping those things that usually float around in the backpack or on your desk when you're at home. Enough room for passport, travel insurance cards, memory cards for the compact camera, plane tickets etc. Thanks to this sleeve I now know where I got those travel essentials in my otherwise messy dorm room.

Been using these a lot lately. They've kept me dry and warm in temps between 0 and -10 C (32 - 15 F). The fit is nice and tight, and dexterity is about as good as it gets with gloves on, actually managed to use my cellphone with them on. In other words, perfect for park and inbounds skiing when it's not too cold.

As far as vises this is, in my opinion, the best one.. Lasts forever and isn´t too big to bring in your ski bag..

The CH10 is max wax of choice for cleaning the bases of my skis, and also for getting the bases good and saturated. If you don´t really wanna pay a bit more for the LF waxes, this would be my choice for everyday wax too.

My choice low fluorocarbon wax, nothing more to say really..

Not much to say about a scraper really, haven´t had to sharpen it yet, works fine for everything I use them for.

Never had any problems with this iron, consistent temperatures, heats up pretty fast. One of the best irons out there.

Got the Fire iridium for those nice sunny bluebird days, the G30 for those changing days and the Clear ones for night skiing. They have all been solid for me, had some hard falls with them, and barely any scratches. I wear the crowbar with a Sweet Rambler helmet though, so the goggles might take a bigger beating when riding without a helmet, flying of the head etc..

Got the White/24K Iridium ones, fits my face perfect and looks really good. The 24k iridium lenses are solid for sunny days. I truly love these shades!

I have had these for a while, and they are pretty good. The sound is ok, and they block outside noise pretty good. The downside I think the cord is a bit on the long side, and the volume control is bouncing around. I taped the volume control in the max position with some tape, that fixed that problem.

As sport headphones these aren´t really that good, you have to have the goggle straps over them while skiing to keep them on your head. The sound is weak, and every outside noise will disturb most of your music. I currently use mine only with the macbook pro around the house. I would recommend the iCon or even better the new iCon 2 instead, or maybe some earbuds.

Skullcandy have simply stepped up and made the original iCons better with the iCon 2. The rubber underneath the top of the headband make sure they don´t slide of your head. The earpads have been improved and the padding is thinner, and more solid than the old porous ones on the iCons.

I´ve had these on a pair of K2 PEs for a couple of years now, and they hold up pretty good, haven´t had any problems with them. But they are a bit on the heavy side, which isn´t perfect if you like to spend some time in the air.

Love these, got em with the fire iridium lenses, which is great for those sunny days. I also got G30 and clear lenses for overcast/night skiing. And let´s not forget that they look pretty sweet too.

Nice and warm, and it´s big enough to fold up for that extra warmth.

I´ve used this bag for a year now, and it´s pretty solid. Can fit two pair of skis or one pair of skis and one pair of boots. Although, I would never recommend anyone two have their boots in the checked in luggage when flying. There´s also plenty of room for outerwear, gloves etc. If you want to fit more than two pair of skis though, I would recommend looking elsewhere.