These and the XT Wings in a 13 did not fit my feet. I usually run in Asics and New Balance size 13, but these were too tight in the toebox, and caused blisters--I have never had blisters before. I called Salomon and they helped me get into a size 14. An the rest is bliss. Good traction, better on trails than on pavement, this is a good shoe. When fitted properly, not according to size (as that is subjective between shoe companies), but to fit, these shoes are great. I would buy another pair, if they had them in 14 on DoG.

These and the XT Wings in a 13 did not fit my feet. I usually run in Asics and New Balance size 13, but these were too tight in the toebox, and caused blisters--I have never had blisters before. I called Salomon and they helped me get into a size 14. An the rest is bliss. Good traction, better on trails than on pavement, this is a good shoe. When fitted properly, not according to size (as that is subjective between shoe companies), but to fit, these shoes are great. I would buy another pair, if they had them in 14 on DoG.

Smoke and mirrors is the bike component industry if you believe in one brand to rule them all due to successful marketing. Although Marzocchi has seen it popularity drop in the late 2000 with products that did not match the quality of their early 2000 forks, it seems that what they have been doing lately will put them back into competition with other suspension manufacturers.

This fork simply works and works well. Smooth travel, totally tune-able, and depending on how you set it up, it can feel lighter or heavier due to the amount of steerer you cut, and the spacers you use. The remote cable lockout is a well designed piece, and the aesthetics are top notch. 1846 grams listed, my scale came in at just around 1800.

If you are in need of a great fork and are hemming and hawing, pull the trigger on this one from chainlove. You will not be disappointed once you have it set up properly. Marz is getting their house back in order, after a few years of sub-standard products. I do not know why their are not more of these on higher end bikes, or any quality reviews. Hopefully this review is.

*(I have a 2004 Marathon Bomber SL--darn near indestructible, that fork. It is still ticking along like a boss. I have only changed the seals and oil once, and have decided to replace it with this fork due to a larger frame acquisition. Long Live the Bomber)

This vest is a great fitting piece for those dry cool days just above freezing, I picked up a large, as I am 6'3 and 180, but the thing was a bit sloppy. Returned it for a Medium and bingo bango--the medium was the trick.

Warm, comfortable vest!

6'3, 175--the fit in the body is great, the fit in the arms--great. The fit in the armpits--tight--and I have small runner/roadie cyclist arms. I bought a Large. Should have gone for a XL and sized up. It is comfortable, cozy and warm. I wear it often, but still have trouble getting over the armpits. Yes, I would buy it again, but for the right price only, and for the right size.

These things suck. I normally wear an analog 32 short--6'3, 175 lbs, and they fit just plain weird. Low rise waist, not long enough in the leg, they are a terrible fit. Straight up suck! If you do buy them, size up, and cross you fingers.

This has been my go to piece for the last 3 weeks. 6'3, 180 and the medium fits perfectly. After trying the large, I had to send it back because it was too baggy on me. This thing fits perfectly over hoodies, tees, long sleeves and under a soft shell or wind and water proof gore tex outer layer. Very warm and cozy. Black is the boss too.

At 6'3, 175 lbs, I bought the XL, sizing up from what was recommended. They fit perfectly. Very comfortable. Tthese are not as bad ass as a set of all black tights, but for the low light days of winter, it is better to be seen rather than laid out on the ground, or wrapped around the hood of a car. On Bonktown, you can't beat the price.