My gf loves these for skating. They grip well and are holding up nicely.

They have been unchanged for the most part for decades. If it ain't broke don't fix it.

Bought this as a gift and see the person shredding it all the time.

Super comfy with the additional padding in all the right spots. Breath great for a thicker sock. I've only had these for 3 weeks but they seem to be built to last. If they all of sudden self destruct I'll report back.

I wear a 7 1/8 to a 7 1/4 fitted hat size. I went with the medium I could have gone large and used the cinch strap, but the medium stays on my head with out causing any discomfort. I've worn it for a few weeks now on numerous 8 and 12 hour shifts working outside, and have been pleased. This hat has all the qualities that the previous reviewers speak of.

This is the first pair of Time pedals I've bought, and it won't be my last. I've had these for a few week and have been stoked on the performance. Great shoe to pedal power, easy to get in and out of, and the perfect amount of float. They were a little sticky the first few rides out of the box, but broke in quickly. I will report back if any problems arise.

I am riding the 161 with Spark bindings and Burton Driver X's (165 lbs 5'10"). This is the second split from Voile I have owned the other being the 166 Mojo. I am also riding the following solid boards: 162 Burton Malolo, 159 Burton Vapor. This board and the 162 Burton Malolo (camber only version) have very similar dimensions the only difference being the tip rocker on the Voile Mojo Rx.

Riding this split makes me feel like I am on a gravy train with biscuit wheels. It climbs great and descends even better. Riding this board is almost like cheating the amount of rocker is just enough to make the tip unsinkable without sacrificing stability. The rocker also makes it hard to hook the tip when you are not intending to. This is especially noticeable when riding conditions are not ideal (crust, upsidedown snow,etc..). While on groomers the rockered part of the tip does vibrate, but it does not effect edge hold or performance (the part that vibrates is off the snow and it is dampened). If you have ridden a board similar to Malolo and like it this is the split for you.

Went out today in temps hovering around (0 F), and my hands were perfect. The split finger allows you to accomplish most simple tasks with your glove on. They are not as functional as a glove, but they are significantly warmer. If your out in the cold and not pumped on the mobility of your mittens this is the way to go.

The combination of rocker and camber make this ski the quiver killer. I'm 5'10" 165 and have skied the 190's (this yrs and last) both mounted on the line and could not have been happier. I didn't buy the 186's a few yrs ago (1st generation Bibby Pro Model), but got the chance to demo them later in the season, and regretted not buying them. I've skied spatulas's, obsethed, live life 2's, arg's, ehp's, plus a bunch of unrockered skis, and would have to say the rocker/camber mix is the best thing since sliced bread. Also the base material on the Moment skis is nice and hard which keeps my skis looking tight even after running into features not made of snow.

Another great product from DAKINE. I have been impressed with the quality of DAKINE bike outerwear over the past 2 seasons. All of my jersey's and jackets have held up beyond belief. This coat has a larger hood as described and back vents as well that are permanently open. I would have given it 5 stars if it had pit zips too.

Have been bouncing back and forth between these and the factory Avid pads. These are prone to squeak a lot more were I ride (Utah). My factory pads that I am running in the rear are silent compared to these. I rinse my bike after almost every ride, and tune it. As mentioned I am not sure if its the conditions I ride in or what, but every pair of non ormd pads that I have run have made noise. Other than the noise they work.

Didn't have a foldable 2.35 Minon DHF in stock. So got the Ardent in a 2.4 works great so far. Still rockin minon's in dual ply though.

Great tube.

They get the job done.

This jersey has held up great to snags and such. It also vent well, and the aegix does help keep smell down. I used this jersey multiple days in a row in the desert, and it never got stiff.

So far this jersey has seen a lot of use from snowmobiling to biking, as held held up great. The inside of the jersey has a goggle/glasses wipe, and the ageix does help keep the smell down.

The reverse sidecut / reverse camber set-up makes skiing variable snow (crust, mank, powder) unbelivable. I havn't been on r/r in a while, and forgot how they rule these conditions. These skis will make any turn shape in powder, and provide tons of float. The farther back you mount these (-7 vs -5) the more they ski like a traditional ski. At -7 they still pivot with ease.

The fleece lined rear keeps me warm on the chair. The pants run big.

Works great for keeping your bases moist and fast (for all u non racers). I use it (cold or all temp) to get me through the flats or out the traverse with a little more ease a quickness.

Got the Orange (Permission) for all, but the sunniest of days. I have a yellow I use less because typically it u can't see with the permission u cant see with anything. I use the Brown Iridium on sunny days.

I'm on my second pair of these. For a season in between pairs of Driver X's I rode Ion's. I like the Ion's as I could ride them right out the box (I brake the Drivers in before riding). The only downside was the soles did not hold up to snowmobiling, hiking, and splitboarding as well as the Drivers. I have Driver's that I used for multiple seasons that have weathered the storm.

Havn't heard any complaints yet. The 3 layers of material do make these stiffer to the touch, but only to the touch. This layering produces a protective coating that is unmatched.

Bought a tour light probe and used it for years. Was doing some avy drills, and 1 section of the probe got bowed (Worst conditions possible and user error). Voile took care of it no questions asked. That lead me to purchase this shovel. The blade fits in even my smallest pack (Dakine Heli Pack), and the shovel handle fits great on the side. The shovel size is ideal for fast digging. The probe is completely legit. I have bought shovel probe combinations from other companies in the past only to be disappointed with the probe length (too short).

Got these because of the light weight and high din. They have done everything they were designed to do. Also my alpine trekkers fit in these great.

Simple, functional design that works perfect. I cannot be happier with this stand. Folds easily for transport or storage.

I have put a seasons worth of riding on the 2.35 60a, and am surprised how well they have lasted. The 60a I have run for DH wore out fast. These saw minimal pavement virtually all trail riding. They grip to roll ratio is good. I would buy these again.

Tires grip well in a variety of conditions. I usually run a 2.7 DHF and a 2.5 DHR, sometimes I will run a High Roller in the rear instead.

Consistent performance in a variety of conditions. Have tied a few different tires, but keep coming back to these.

Havn't had this out in bad weather yet, but it works great in fair weather.

These have minimal stretch as mentioned by others. The straps work great, and are tough enough to fix snowmobiles with.

Skins are easy to cut, and fit. The fasteners work well with rockered twins, and the skins grip on the way up.

Grip better than my Swany's, but not as warm. Great glove for the price fits true to size.

I have been using it everywhere on my bike that needs grease not lube. Its seems to work great (only a handful of rides since use). It will keep you bike nice and quiet.

Mine didn't come with inner thigh vents. I had to add more velcore as after a few rides they stretched and the waist got too big. Due to this I would reccomend going a size down. I have had nothing, but great experiences with Fox until now. With these you get what you pay for and thats it. Also not having belt loops sucks. Lastly, they seem to tear/rip/puncture easy as mine have developed small holes. I do use these around 5 days a week or more, and plan on buying more shorts from Fox. Next time I will throw down some extra cash and get a higher end model.

The end of the levers are notched enabling the user to get a great connection with whatever they are trying to move. This is my second set one got lost I would buy these for a 3rd time if necessary. With the longer length you do need to be consciece of how much tourqe (sp?) you apply.

I was so impressed with the Dakine Barrel Roll jersey I got this one as well. As mentioned in other reviews it fits like a T-Shirt. I am 5'10" 170 and got an XL I can wear it with or w/o pads. Mesh strip along the seem from armpits down. Not as breathable as the Barrel Roll, but fine for all but the hottest days.

Its all mesh so it vents completly. I am 5'10" 170 got the XL it fits great even with pads. I do like my clothes loose. The glasses/goggle wipe is a great option all jerseys should have this.

I have been riding this board for about half a season now. I also tour with Alpine Trekkers (used with a variety of skis all with Salmon 916s) as well as with Marker Dukes on Praxis Powders. I have been very happy with the weight and durability of this board. I have blasted a few objects one of them being a metal I-beam that was buried under the snow at a trail head and the board only received a gouge that did not go through the p-tex. On this board I have Spark R and D bindings, which is the only way to go if you ride soft boots. The boots I use are Burton Ions and Driver X's both in size 8.5. This board is stable at speed and has a fairly large turning radius that is really only noticeable on groomers. This is not noticeable in powder as boards are easier to manipulate in those conditions. I typically ride solid boards in the 158-164 range. I was worried about this boards length, but it is nimble enough in the backcountry. I still plan on adding a shorter split to the quiver.

I got these to put on my Spark R and D base plates to use on my split-board. Going from Burton Cartels to these bindings was like adding power steering to my board. I do like the toe strap on the Burtons better though, but these a completely adequate.

I have had no problems with these radios yet, but I have not really come any where near the 18 mi range. The weather options has come in handy on variable days. As I log more hrs on these I will update my review.