This stuff is fantastic. I've got the full setup from last year, but had a mishap with the jacket at the end of the season. Replacing this is not cheap (as in "Holy crap! Did I actually pay that much?!!?) but absolutely worth the money if you know you'll be facing harsh winter conditions. Maybe I can keep this one intact for a year.

Semi waterproof, and wind resistant -- good jacket for pre- and post-ride, as well as foggy or damp excursions.

I'm with Hayden. I'd run over my mother for one of these. Despite the fact that these are "Lance Inspired" they're nowhere near as douchey as that tagline would suggest. Tasty, easy to unwrap and eat on a ride, deals with abuse nicely (broken pieces don't turn into dust).

Wow. Just wow. After having a blowout at high speed on my Vittorias (and the long healing process), I was pretty hesitant to go high speed downhill. Thankfully, after repairing, replacing, and refitting from the wreck, I went with these tires. That may have been the best decision I could have made. While the first downhill trip after the wreck was a little restrained, after leaning into these, I felt much more confident about flying again.
Superior grip, great tracking on the front tire. Noticeable uptick in speed, as well.
Pricey, but well worth the extra frogskins.

I had my doubts - mainly about the look of these things, but from the other side of the lenses, they're pretty terrific glasses. Lenses swap out easily in seconds, wraparound is comfy and nonobtrusive, glasses weigh nothing. Best of all, the field of view is completely unobstructed by a frame. As other reviewers have noted, this saves your neck from some long-ride pain. I may look like a douche in these, but they work fantastically well. Glad I got 'em.

They generally do what they're supposed to do, but I think something is amiss with the chamois. After long mileage, I've had the center panel wad up and cause some serious discomfort. I've only had this happen once, but once may be enough. Perhaps this is just an issue with a short run of these.
The funny thing is, I have a pair of these from a year earlier, and they're fantastic. Chamois stays flat, and no hotspots.

Tahoe went off this weekend (sort of) and had a few feet of wet, heavy stuff to play in.
My usual all mountain planks nosedove all over the mountain, but after switching out to the 1010s, it was a completely different experience.
Kept me on top of the muck, railed out on the hardpack, and launched airs over the ugly stuff.

Great ride for mixed, potentially crappy conditions. Probably great for powder -- when we get it.

When matched with the right BA pad, you can take this down pretty low. Big pluses for convenience of the pillow pocket, and the comfort of the draft collar. As mentioned in other reviews below, you have to be careful which pad you pair with this, as it's thin on the bottom, intended to be complemented by the pad.

Really pleased with the performance of this pad. Spent a long weekend camped out in 10-degree temps, with consistent driving snow, and this thing was my oasis. Inevitable water pools in the (crappy) tent were unnoticed (comfort-wise). Never had any cold spots on the bottom of the sleeping bag. Plush cushioning, and as referenced below, you can inflate this pad to board-stiff firmness. Good stuff. Highly recommended for winter backcountry trips.

These work great. I want to go up, and up we go. No complaints after three trips so far.

Suspension bars break on the pivotal system. Once broken, they turn in to kidney pokers. Ouch. Will report back with TNF repair update.Holds a ton, comfortable while unbroken. Quality is suspicious.

Repair update: No dice. TNF offered me a prorated refund after reporting that they could not repair -- parts are no longer available. Bummer. Going back to Osprey.