Reviews by User: Snokat Al (13)

Heavy-duty and lots-o-pockets, but for ski pants they are baggy. I'm usually a large pant with a 35" waist, especially ski pants with layers on, I had to cinch the large all the way down for a decent fit. The L is really an XL, 36-38.! I can see skiing them in COLD weather 'cause of the build and the price was sweet, but I haven't decided yet.

Love the fit and finish of this pack. For the size it stows alot of stuff well. You can sling your boards for some ridge or chute runs, though I haven't used it yet in the uphill mode. Only shortcoming may be the lightweight belt, it is more like a strap than a belt. If I hadn't stole this here I would prolly return it for that.

6'2" 195 XL is perfect as a layer, fit is trim. Should have got two.

Seems that the hood works great with helmet, I amend my earlier UPDATE. Smart hood system, really love the style and fit.

I've always skied on race-flex boots, but I thought I'd try the opposite end of the spectrum, and at this price why not. The 28.5 size is a perfect match of my previous Salomon boot which is a 110 flex. First impression was WOW, perfect fit unbuckled, and sleek looking in orange and white. Buckled down and walked around, hopped around and then buckled down some more. The cuff can take alot of adjustment to stiffen it up nicely. I'll play with the cant later, at least the manual says there is a cant, but the alignment seems to be dead on. Should be interesting to see how these perform, I'll update with a performance post.

Just got them. ML was great fit on my 6'2" 35" waist frame....200lbs. Should be great winter pant, what I expected from TNF. Rugged!Pockets!

I was looking for a mid-winter shell, and this Uzi shell is just sick. I went with a large and really hit a slam. Pockets, tough, lots of room for my 6'2" 200 lb. bod. Sleeves are long as well, but wrist gators aren't quite right. Looks sharp!!!

Ordered 3, two different colors and L and XL. XL was a great fit for my 43.5 chest and arms, 6'2" 200lbs. Comfort! I kept the grey XL and sent back the white w/ grey back. Large was too small, more of a fitter look. The looser fit is real comfort and looks fine for SoFLA summers.

Picked this up on SAC, ridiculous price of course. I went with a large and I am delighted, I'm 6'2"+ and just 200 lbs. and I usually take an XL in NF and Karbon. Looks like it should take some abuse. I had a Marmot Gore-tex outfit several years back that was bomb-o-proof, prolly resting in some landfill these days. What a steal, best shell since my '80s Obermeyer.

This is my third helmet, and it rocks. XL was near perfect for my almond head. I have a Mutiny which I now use for MTB riding, solid but not nearly as light. Camo is not going to be easy to coordinate, but who gives a s+8t? Finally, a wel padded, light and forn-fitting brainbucket. Kudos Red!

Just received my shell, and the large was a great call for mt 6'2"+, 200+lb. frame. I usually wear an XL, but this will fit over my MH Windstopper which is an XL. Membrane is the weight I was looking for, looks durable. Looks great! This is for spring skiing and hangin' in the Village.

On my second pair, so I guess it's love. Mount these back for powder and packed, forward for park, I use a Railflex II setup that allows for three positions. All-mountain, you bet!

Hood isn't helmet compatible, but zips off, the shell looks great without it too.