Count them... 5, five straight failed tubes. 4 of them blow out at around 100 - 110 psi when replacing my commuter's flat rear tire. The other one went flat overnight.

Switched to a different/lighter tube that I wanted to save for my road bike... no problem.

I wonder if realcyclist will replace them.

Can't say how it is function wise, but I weighted two tubes at 64 and 65 grams... or about the same weight as the $3 ~ $4 kenda tubes I already have. Also valves are not threaded like the picture. The valves are like the ones shown with the vittoria laxtex or vredestein latex tube on realcyclist.com

Not sure what you guys are complaining about... you can clearly see the edges are raw and unsymmetric attributes of the shirt from the pictures. It is done on purpose. I got one in jungle (green) and another in bark (brown). Sizing was consistent for those two shirts. It fits slightly loose on me and feels pretty good. Well ok, one of the shirt is slightly itchier than the other and has some piling (maybe tried on and returned?), but not too bad. Shirt looks better in person. I like it.

I got the CC-300 version. The cages looks cool and hold bottles well (at least the camelbak podium bottles).

But the finish around the edges are a bit uneven, rough, and sharp. My finger got caught between a bottle and the cage and it scraped a small piece of my skin off when I was putting the bottle back. This happened when I was going around 20mph and trying to avoid a fat lady who decided to step in my path of travel though. You can probably sand the edges to make them smoother/even... but I'll just be a little more careful and look for any fat lady that might decide to step out in front of me when putting the bottle back next time.

I'm kinda short at 5"5' with an athletic build. Usually a regular size S cotton T fits me just fine. This wool shirt fits me fine in the chest/armpit area but the sleeves are just too long... The Tahoe color is really more of a darker teal/turquoise color than blue. Not really feeling that color. Material is nice though.

Bike in the mid 40s with just a regular long sleeved shirt and this vest on (and glove) and felt comfortable.

Usually size small from pretty much every brand fits me just slightly big. I go through reviews sometimes just to see if someone mentioned the item fits small, and if there's comment like that, the item usually fits me fine, which is the case with this one. So it might fit small/short for you if a small sized item usually fits you fine.

The slim technical fit with the collar folded down makes the vest seems a bit girlie though... and the black microfleece trap/show dust like crazy, but the dust compensate for the slightly girlie look a bit... not that I'm insecure about my own masculinity or anything... really.

Nice stretchy fabric with enough space for a fleece base layer. Took it skiing at Whistler and it keep me nice and warm with a base layer. It is very fitted especially at the bottom end. I got a bit self conscious about the the jacket accentuating my butt like a speedo and switched to my hardshell the day after. Also bike commute with it in moderate rain and it kept me dry. The carbon color is slightly lighter than the pictures under regular yellow house light and the jacket has a green hue under white flourescent light or in the sun.

Metal makes this bottle pretty durable (it fell off my pack once when I was biking at around 20mph and survived ok)... but drinking water out of the bottle taste like metal... eck.