The shirt itself is great quality, but the XL and XXL does not accommodate people who are 6'2" or taller. The material feels great but when you lift your arms and it goes up beyond your belly button, I'm not a fan.

I fish a lot and sunglasses make a huge difference on being able to see glare and seeing trees, rocks, etc in the water. These lenses are so brilliant and are the best I've used. I got them today and went out on the boat today, amazing! I've used Maui, solar bats, and Oakley's and I am sold on Costa 580's. I have a large dome and these fit perfect. They don't fit right to my head allowing ventilation and I had no problems at all with fogging or condensation.

This shirt is super comfy, and the sizing is perfect. I am 6'4, 250 and got an XL. I was skeptical in spending 30 on a t-shirt but I'm happy with it.

I love this shirt. Its soft and fits perfect. Doesn't shrink much, however mine came with a few little holes in it. I am exchanging for new one! 6'4, 250 and the XL fit great!

Love how thin and soft this shirt is. However, it did shrink after the first wash where I don't like the fit. The material feels great but they really need to accommodate those who are taller.

I am 6'4, 250 and this shirt fits me great in XL. I love the softness of Patagonia's t-shirts.

I just got these for my trip, two pair of the hemp color. First day, a hole in the sock on the bottom, just from driving! What the heck! These aren't cheap. I always bought smartwool medium and light weight hiking socks and wanted a better short sock for casual wear. Very disappointed. Will send back and see how long the other pair lasts.

I have an FJ and didn't want to try to have my bike on the roof. Wanted to be able to utilize the back while having bikes on a hitch rack. The revolver is the better option. There is no way you could fit 4 full size bikes on. I have a Trek remedy 8 (L) and my wife has a Specialized and I keep them in the 2 middle spots. I just took a road trip from Charleston, SC to Maine and the bikes would jump off the frame holder and scratch the paint a little. Over all I am happy with it.

Update -May 31 2011-

We just got back from a 2800 mile road trip and I have a couple complaints of the rack. One, when we are trying to screw the bolt in that locks it from swinging, we have to lift up on the rack where the bikes sit or it won't screw in. Huge pain if you are by yourself. Also I've noticed paint chips and rust where the chips are. That is poor paint. Considering returning

So we bought this kayak for it has a toddler seat in the front. My 2 year old loves kayaking and we took my 5 year old niece and when we got to shore we were rocking it. With her extra weight it flipped over and I fell right out but she was stuck underneath has the toddler seat had her legs trapped in the kayak. It was pretty scary for her. The toddler seat is removable and I would recommend you to in case that happens to you.

Otherwise its a great kayak and tracks really well, and despite my incident it is really stable. The cupholder on the console is hard to reach when your sitting right. I love this kayak.

This stove is awesome and it gets hot! We purchased this for our road trip from Maine across country for a month and this stove was amazing. We used only 4 little cans of propane for a month. We've used griddles, cast iron pans and dutch ovens and have boiled 2 L of water in under 3 minutes. Don't keep it high when cooking eggs because this stove is the hottest stove I've ever used.

The setup is simple and the stove is very easy to use. The hose is probably 2 feet long. The starter wouldn't work when it was really cold though but just keep a lighter handy.

Very happy with this stove!

This bag is very comfortable but after using it in 20-30 degree nights I had to use a liner. It was not adequate for those temps. It was comfortably warm when it was 40+ but I would definitely get another bag if I was going to be in those temps again. The zipper that zips up the bag is horrible too and would always snag.

As far as the "Quantum expander", its not a huge difference really. I didn't even notice a difference when I zipped it up actually. I do love the length of the long though. It was perfect for me, as I am 6'3", 240.

The bag is comfortable, but I am not happy with it.

Off topic: I don't think Ryan Ivy likes these sandals much...I am a over-pronator. It causes lots of feet pain. These sandals were ridiculously comfortable when I first wore them. Then I went on a trip to Bocas Del Toro and hiked over to red frog beach and got the worst blisters on the outer edge of my feet where the straps come out. I don't have wide feet and have no answer to why. They were tight enough to not have friction and not too tight to cut off circulation. Don't base them off my experience as I supinate a lot. The quality on these are great!

So I haven't been able to use this pack backcountry but I am more than happy. First, you can buy this pack from Hiltons tent city for 299 and backcountry wouldn't match the price.

I am 6'3" and 240 and I bought the tall as my torso is 20.5 inches.

The sleeping bag compartment is a must for me. Also being able to get to your gear without opening the top is a must. You can by the front or side zipper. The straps, hip belt and back pad are very padded and comfortable. This pack is a beast and is rugged.

I bought this pack for my month and a half expedition in the Costa Rican rainforest. I will be backpacking and sleeping in a hammock the whole time.

Awesome liner. I don't like the silk personally but I love this material. It works really well for tropical conditions and I would recommend to anyone backpacking/camping with 70+ nights or if your staying at a hostel. I also carry the marmot trestles trail bag in case the temp goes below 65(f). I also like the fact that I have a nice wicking liner for colder months. I tend to sweat.

This bag when packed is 3x5 inches. I am 6'3" 250lbs and I fit comfortably.

These are the worst sandals I have ever worn. My feet are regular and these are narrow. Being that they are narrow they have certain spots that stick my feet and it hurts. I felt no support at all.

I'm an active guy and I guess I'll stick with Keen sao paulo

Also they look poorly made. They are an awesome concept but they need some work. You see exposed glue where the mesh in the sole to let water out which if you see exposed glue, they probably aren't going to hold up. I am glad to exchange these.

I've worn these for awhile now and tried them against the Adrenaline PHD and I knew immediately when I tried them on that the light hikers were better. They feel a lot more supportive and have the right amount of cushion - not to much and not too little. They breath excellent and retain their snug fit! I've bought 5 more pair since.

This in my opinion is the better one of them all. I have tried the PHD's and the Adrenaline light hiking is the most comfortable, stays in place, and stays dry. Never received blisters.

This boots are not true to size and should order a half size down. Also after wearing these for a year and a half I hate them. There is not much support at all. My feet never got wet but they were never comfortable either. I wear custom orthotics so it wasn't the insole. The boa lacing system is awesome but until they find a better boot to put it on.

This is by far the softest material I've ever felt. Its very warm, but not wind proof. Still this is definitely a must have. I love to wake up when backcountry with this on while starting a fire. Fits true to size, and love the thumb holes. Compacts well! Awesome!

Best shirt I've ever worn. Such comfortable material, and lightweight. Its very durable, and breaths extremely well. I wear a wickening t-shirt or long sleeve underneath on breezy days. I am almost certain I am permanently switching from all my shirts to the canyon.

I've owned these now for a few more months and wanted to leave another review. I've worn Asolo, Danner, and Lowa's, but they don't compare to these. The ankle and Achilles region has so much support its amazing. I've never owned a pair of boots that support so well. The toe region is rugged, and the soles have lots of traction.

Many people suffer from feet pronation or suppination from birth, injuries, or from recreational use. I have suppination from an injuries in the military. This boot has given me much support where I no longer roll my ankles and the heel pain has diminished. With the right socks (ie smartwool) they breath perfectly. I wear a 25 kilo ruck and jog for 10-15k with no feet problems at all.

Chris Burt below had mentioned not enough padding on the tongue. I disagree. There is atleast a half inch padding. The only thing I recommend is when you lace up make sure your tongue is sealed up for the first 10 times and it should do it correctly after that without having to worry.

Last but not least. Have inserts made for your feet. They are worth every penny.

I bought these boots with the hope I could be on my feet more outdoors. I broke my left foot in the Army and had surgery on the achilles region. I have feet pain all the time from screwing my feet up. These boots have amazing support in the achilles/ankles. The color through me off a little bit but they grow on me more and more everyday. The inserts I didn't find good, but I have special inserts made to my feet anyway. I recommend anyone to have inserts made to contour their feet anyway. Helps prevent injuries.

I can be on my feet all day without the pain I had. Also they fit to size as well. I love Montrail helium!