Reviews by User: Chris jenney (10)

THE BLACKENED COLOR IS A BROWN, NOT A BLACK. PLEASE BEWARE. BLACKENED = BROWN

This IS NOT a woman's bag. You might have been shipped a womans bag, in which case you should contact the gearheads at backcountry to get that fixed. The clouds rest 5 degree bag is a mens bag. Mountain Hardware also makes a Clouds Rest 5 degree Woman's bag. This is, I repeat, a mens sleeping bag. I personally use this bag and I love it. Warm as hell and great sleeps

most comfortable sandal ever, ftw.

The rubber on the soles is pretty sticky on some good flats and they are super comfortable. Dont weigh a lot and offer good protection as well. Also a hell of a lot cheaper than 5.10s. I personally love the shoe and the price. Arent the steeziest shoe out there, but you're going to cover them in mud and other crap on your first ride so who cares.

If you have any technical shell that has lost some of its waterproofing or just starts to smell...y ou need this. Normal detergent ruins technical shell materials, this stuff preserves it. You Need to have this

If you guys like the tall t steeze, this shirt is for you. Fits great, fits long, looks good for laps all day in the park. Enjoy

I personally use these as my "after ski" shoe. Easy to slip right on and off and super comfortable after a day of being in ski boots. Really light as previously said and I absolutely love them. Do your feet a favor and get yourself a pair.

not much to say about them... they are a ski pole. it is study and will not bend like common aluminum poles. I personally got them small to fit my park needs. Ripped a pole stap off 3rd time using falling kind of hard, but no biggie. Id recommend them.

Good binding, lower din than the jester, but it is great. I have mine cranked to a din of 10 right now and I never pre-release. Much lighter than looks and rossis and salomons and the look pretty good too. Get them (or jesters if you can afford them)

Hey dude, well I mean there SHOULDNT be a mechanical problem with doing that... but skins on a pontoon would be enormous skis, enormous skins = enormous weight especially with an already fairly heavy ski. Skinning up anything is going to be a tough task with that much weight. Just my thoughts though