Ordered the full Riserva kit (bibs/jersey/arm warmers/socks) and was the most worried about the arm warmers. I have size S arm warmers from Pearl Izumi and they don't stay up. Sugoi's size S works for me and I was wondering if I'd always need to buy Sugio warmers. Fortunately the S/M in these fits lanky arms like mine! I'm 6' tall and these are actually a tiny bit long - they bunch a little at the wrists. No big deal for me, but if you're shorter than me just beware.
These match the bib in that they have the thin fleece layer in them for a little added warmth. I wore these with a very thin wind shell over them on a 40 degree ride and wasn't terribly warm, but fine overall. I'd say these probably work best in 45 - 60.

I purchased these bibs, along with the matching short sleeve jersey, arm warmers, and socks for colder rides in Colorado winters. I'm 6', 135 lbs and got a M bib, S jersey, and S arm warmers. Everything fits perfectly. I have long, thin arms, and the arm warmers actually stay up! They are long, and actually bunch a little bit at my wrists - no big deal but if you're shorter than me you'll have a decent amount of bunching.
I got to test the kit out yesterday on a 40 degree with no wind. The bib, as people have mentioned has a real thin layer of fleece on the inside that adds more warmth than I would expect. The legs come down to about shin height, and with the socks I had about 2-3" of bare leg. The bib overall is ridiculously comfortable. Feels like you're wearing pajamas while riding! The material has a good stretch as well, while maintaining it's warmth. The chamois is nice and form fitting (no diaper look), though thin compared to others I've worn. The straps are a great length, and overall it fits pretty snug.
The jersey is a touch short (had to get a S due to my lankiness) but expected. It's a little heavier than my other jerseys, so adds a little warmth as well (not much though). I wore it with a base layer underneath, and a wind shell over it and was fine in 40 degrees (with arm warmers, of course).
The socks are your basic thin, breathable sock. Nothing fancy.

I got these shorts mostly for biking to work and for just all around chilling out. The vents are great, both in the back and inner thighs (only the thigh ones are zippable). I really like the inseam, it lands just below the knee and I'm 6'1". They're built really well, and I highly recommend them. Note that they run seriously big - I wear generally a 30 or 32 waste, and I mistakenly ordered a Medium and it was massive! Returned it for a Small, and I even need a belt with that. Seriously, order one size smaller than you think you need!

I generally wear these shorts for biking to work, and for general around town use. The vents on them are great in my opinion; the inner thigh vents zip open and closed, while ones in the back don't. I really like the inseam, and the material's good at repelling water (and food). They sit about an inch below my knee, and I'm 6'1". These run seriously big though; I'm a 30-32 waist and I mistakenly ordered a Medium. It was massive! Returned them for a Small and I still wear a belt, but tolerable. Order a size smaller than you think you need!

Overall a comfy, soft t-shirt. I really like the Jalapeno color; can't find many t-shirts in that color. The graphics are pretty small, which I like. The shirt runs big though; I was thinking Arc Teryx ran their clothing fairly form fitting. Not this! This is not a form fitting shirt - I ordered a Small and it's still a bit baggy! Will keep it, but generally prefer form fitting.

I don't have much to compare this pack to as it's my first real weekend pack, however it feels a bit heavy and awkward at times. I cannot quite get it situated fully comfortably on my back. On the other hand, it's a reasonable price, along with lots of features that make the pack very versatile. I'd still recommend it.

I wear these for skiing, and have worn them out three times now. It's a very comfortable pant, and with a good base layer, very warm as well. I love the bib part, as it goes up fairly high in the front and back, and is made of a stretchy material. The reason I gave 4 instead of 5 is because the side zippers are constantly getting the underneath material stuck in them. Other than that frustration, it's a great ski pant!

I wear this under the Mountain Hardwear Manticore softshell, along with a light base layer, and I'm toasty warm and comfortable all day! As another post said, definitely wear a wicking layer under this, as you will sweat. The jacket is very lightweight, and very warm as well. They seem to size a little small. I wear a medium in almost everything, and I had to get a large of this as I couldn't zip it up all the way. Otherwise, order this thing!

I wear this over the Mountain Hardwear Monkey Man fleece, and a thin base layer, and I'm very warm and comfortable. It's definitely high quality, with all of the seams closed off, which stops virtually all wind and moisture. It has a nice trim fit and is very movable at the same time, with pit zips to top it off. Overall I'm very happy with it and plan to use it for several seasons ahead.

This pack has numerous adjustments, which is great for making it fit on your body comfortably. It's not terribly big. However I use it for resort skiing, so I'm therefore only carrying maybe a fleece and some snacks in it. It's nice how the main pouch is expandable, so if you don't have much in it, it's not bulky feeling. It carries more than enough water for me for one day, and it's great how the tube has an insulated cover on it, as well as zipping into the arm strap. Strapping skis onto it is rather clumsy however, as there's really only two straps that go below each binding, and the skis are pressed together. It would appear they could have put more thought into carrying skis, hence the 4.

I purchased this glove thinking it was, in fact, an all year glove. I had them out yesterday in 30F weather and my finger tips were quite cold. Granted I took a few diggers in the powder, I still expected more out of them.

This shirt definitely works well as an under layer, as well as looking stylish. It does a good job of pulling sweat away from the skin, which unfortunately has the effect of it getting wet quickly! Good buy overall.

I wear these under my shell ski pants and they work great. They're fairly thick, which provides great warmth, however they're also very light and comfortable. They have a great fit as well.

I was definitely surprised when I pulled this hat out of the box! It's a very thin material and I was a little skeptical. However, having worn it out the first day yesterday, my skepticism is gone! It's very comfortable and quite warm as well. Be warned if you have long hair, as you have to pull it down hard over your head! It got 4, instead of 5, stars because of the sunglasses bow holders, who wears sunglasses skiing? I (along with most) prefer goggles!