Reviews by User: TLen (5)

Although the price is a bit steep, it is worth it. Having spent a couple of season on several mid-tier Burton's, I decided to pony up. Amazing. It was such a great decision but I did have one regret, not getting it sooner. The board is amazing, with excellent feel and responsiveness. In experimenting on different terrains, the board did great. It was good in the pipe, groomers and the trees........so good that I get a bit pissed I didn't upgrade earlier.

I don't know what to say about this jacket except it is awesome!! No other way to say it but that this is flat-out the best jacket I have ever worn. The Gore-Tex is amazing, it does exactly what it is supposed to. I was skeptical at first, but after day one, I was a believer. In Whistler, I had the full gamut of weather, blistering cold with high winds at the top to flat out rain at base, and it was the only jacket I needed. It kept out the wind and cold yet was breathable all while, keeping me 100% dry. The Maneuver Jacket has such a great fit that allows me to have full range of flexibility and is not constricting. The removable hood allows for greater comfort when wearing a helmet and gives you the ability to have a functional hood in the village. The pockets are well-placed, and the vents work surprisingly well. Bottom line is this is a great jacket ... so good I went and got the pants!!

I think these are average bindings. The toe cover definitely enhances overall control and responsiveness. They are relatively lightweight and the highback is a nice touch. My biggest complaint is the poor latches. They do not allow you to really buckle down tight. They skip out and do not always leave you feeling as if they are as tight as they should/could be. They also come undone very easily (was crappy conditions, but strap came loose twice for no apparent reason). Understand that you are getting a decent binding, but if you want to get a higher overall quality and better features, pony up

I think these are average bindings. The toe cover definitely enhances overall control and responsiveness. They are relatively lightweight and the highback is a nice touch. My biggest complaint is the poor latches. They do not allow you to really buckle down tight. They skip out and do not always leave you feeling as if they are as tight as they should/could be. They also come undone very easily (was crappy conditions, but strap came loose twice for no apparent reason). Understand that you are getting a decent binding, but if you want to get a higher overall quality and better features, pony up

I would agree with bp2705. It is a good all mountain set-up. The metal heal cup is great and helps with the responsiveness. My one complaint is the toe strap gets a bit uncomfortable after a long day. The stretch ability of toe strap to cover the toe, just doesn't work. The strap do however let you bunker down, which is great for hitting fresh pow and the trees. Overall, it is a great deal for the money.

I bought the Maneuver Jacket and was so impressed it durability, comfort, fit, warmth and breathability, I had to get the pants. The pants are equally awesome. A snug fit which was comfortable and allowed for total freedom of movement. My one complaint is the "vents" are a zipper which opens up, with nothing between the opening and your inner layers. But overall, is the best pair of snow pants I have ever had.

I bought the Maneuver Jacket and was so impressed it durability, comfort, fit, warmth and breathability, I had to get the pants. The pants are equally awesome. A snug fit which was comfortable and allowed for total freedom of movement. My one complaint is the "vents" are a zipper which opens up, with nothing between the opening and your inner layers. But overall, is the best pair of snow pants I have ever had.