these knee pads are awesome! They save you from breaking your knees apart on anything you could smash them against like ice chunks, tables and bars at the park, etc. I wear these over my first layers and under my pants and they fit great. I'm 6'0" 200lbs(body builder in case you were wondering lol) so I ordered the large. I had to stretch the top of them to fit over the bottom of my thighs a bit, but after that they fit perfectly. If you want a knee pad that has the hard plastic on it, I'd recommend getting a set of skate knee pads. If you would rather have a pair of comfy knee pads to go under your pants that won't get in the way and won't get saturated in the snow, then these are the super squishy knee pillows for you! :D

They are true to size so I went up one size for a more baggy fit. The angled cargo pockets are roomy and don't restrict your movement if you have a hat or something in them. You'll stay dry and warm in these bad boys with fully taped seams and mesh that runs from top to bottom. Well made pants for a cheap price ;)

These goggles don't fog up at all and they fit great. The dragon emblem on the strap is a bit too thick for you to wear a camera with a goggle strap mount on them though. Other than that I have no problem with them and it doesn't distort your view at all so you can stick your landings with ease.

This is the best visor beanie that I've ever had. It's a bit tight when you first get it, but all you have to do is stretch it out and then you're good to go. The reversal feature is pretty cool as well so you can change it up while on the hill

these are great for the park and the mountain. They don't restrict you at all and you won't regret getting these because let's face it.. its better to leave the snow on the mountain instead of packing it all into your a$$ when you over shoot that double back flip you were going for...

They aren't too bulky and they have amazing grip. They will keep your hands dry and warm while you tear up the park all day and night and they have a snap clip to keep them together if you have to take them off (though you might never feel the need to take them off once you put them on).

If you have to use a leash at a resort or wherever, then this is the one that you want strapped to you. The two pockets are only big enough to hold your lift pass and a tool or your cell and a couple of granola bars, but that's more than your standard leash can do. I wouldn't recommend carrying a spare lens though for fear of busting em if you yard sale..