Reviews by User: Seth Thompson (7)

I use this hat for extra sun protection. It vents super good and has a nice snug fit. There's a little drawstring in the back for adjustments in size. I like to soak it in cold water when it's really hot outside and then go pound out my run.

I'm a pretty small dude(5'7" and 130 lbs.) and the small fits like a glove! It works awesome as a mid- ,or outer-layer, and I've gotten tons of compliments about the look. It is definitely fitted for some good ol' next-to-your-skin warmth. No drafts gettin in there! I gave 4 out of 5 for the price.

I bought this bag for a trip to my brother's wedding. I went for 7-days and was able to pack all my clothes, and several pairs of shoes, along with the suit I was going to wear! It looks kinda small at first, but it doesn't have fully structured walls like a regular suitcase which makes it possible to ram cram tons of stuff! It isn't super stable when you try to stand it up, but it's worth a tiny flaw for such huge storage capacity!

I bought this pullover for my winter outside runs, and it is awesome!(I live @ 6500') With the right base layer, I have gone out in 0 degree temps and felt great. The arms seem to be a little long, but I think it helps keep heat in when it's really cold. If you want a windproof, waterproof, and breathable outer layer....look no further!

This hat is instant snugly warmth when you put it on! I got the green which is a little lighter color than I thought it would be, but I'm still super happy during cold nights out on the town.

I eat gels on my long runs, and have tried all different kinds. I bought these because they were a good deal, and I'm not to loyal to any brand in particular. Once I got them, I noticed the sodium and sugar count is much lower than other gels I've used, and I could feel the difference on my runs. I didn't get the boost like other brands gave me. That being said, I do like that they have a ton of A, C, and E vitamins for a gel. Now I take one immediately after my runs to help the recovery process.

I bought this watch about 2 years ago to keep track of my runs, and it works super good. I have ran with it all over the US: Northern and Southern Utah, Florida, Massachusetts, Colorado, and California, and have never had a problem with getting reception. It doesn't really work that well indoors, but you can still track your splits. There are a bunch of functions for speed, distance, elevation, and route finding. The only big difference between this model and the 305 is the heart rate monitor and $100. This is the only GPS I've used, but I have no desire to shop around.