Reviews by User: Anonymous (67)

This is the best snowboard EVER! Period. Thank you Burton for finally perfecting the fish. In the Wasatch '04-'05 we had nearly 700" of snow and my Mololo shredded ALL of it. This board hucks, floats, turns, and still performs like a champ on Sunday morning groomers. If you had problems with your fish squirreling around in the chop, fear not my friend. But it if you like pow!

black/red = stars cherry bombs and skulls. Sick.

Sweet mother of God. Nothing has tickled my insides this good since I got a Malolo. I am a glutton for goodness and this board has delivered. How many years I have waited for the Black snowboard of Death/Seth to grow into something that I don’t just love, but would kill for (I am serious boys and girls...). They have done this by not only adding a sidewall, but by using red ABS, which is far damper than the standard white and much more durable.

What can I say, I like moving snow. There is no other reason to have a shovel. I get nervous when someone busts out their gardening tools and thinks that they could dig me out if there is a problem. I call bs. I need something durable with leverage and good grip. I wear mittens on cold days and have no trouble with the assembly and usage of this shovel. I used to have the wood saw inside the handle but got rid of it when i bought the g3 bonesaw.

This Gore softshell is nice, but doesnt really stretch as much as I thought it would. Really breathable and worth every penny.

“Who the hell is Flux?!?” That’s what I said when I found these at a demo last year. When I tried them out I was blown away. They were supper responsive like the Rome Targa, but they fit my supper small feet really well. The cap strap is innovative and very comfortable. Would anyone like to buy me a pair? I am very poor. Flux is carries a huge presence in the scene around Hokkaido... Cool.

I am concerned about you, flow. These bindings broke on the first day out. Gotta be honest, I expected more from you.

This Gore softshell is nice, but doesnt really stretch as much as I thought it would. Really breathable and worth every penny.

All features blended this is a very versatile piece of gear. Yes it is a three person tent, but only if all three of you are packing in a true ultra light manner. Climbers and most campers will use this as a two person tent. I forgot to seam seal the tent before I went out and we spent the first 10 hours inside the tent being pummeled by the big black clouds we saw rolling in when we were setting up our camp. Fortunately the materials were up to their claim and we had relatively little condensation (most likely it was our own fault for not venting properly) and the only leaks came from the seams on the guy line flaps(which were hanging loose). It took me a few rounds to figure out how to set up the tent, but once I read the instructions I cut my time in half. the process is somewhat time consuming but you are inside the tent the whole time, so if the elements are an issue you have coverage. Vestibule was a spacious and creative design with good vent options. The drafting in the tent works excellent (even in the rain). Thank you Black Diamond for a terrific lightweight tent that is tough.

“Who the hell is Flux?!?” That’s what I said when I found these at a demo last year. When I tried them out I was blown away. They were supper responsive like the Rome Targa, but they fit my supper small feet really well. The cap strap is innovative and very comfortable. Would anyone like to buy me a pair? I am very poor. Flux is carries a huge presence in the scene around Hokkaido... Cool.

Barometer? yes. Compass? yes. Thermometer? yes. I love it, plus you get software upgrades. From what I understand there was a problem with the 1st generation of these where in the case of multiple victim burials there were "ghost" signals. If you have an old one you can send it in and get that fixed. I would have sent mine in but I had to trash it because the screen was smashed and Pieps said there was nothing they could do to fix it. They did offer a generous deal on a new one. I wouldn’t use this for snowmobiling because of the likelihood of smashing your core area on the handlebars, but other than that, this is as very useful piece of equipment.

This Coffee Press is God's gift to humankind, but please remember not to add your coffee grounds until you have turned the heat off. To make proper French press coffee you pour boiling water over your grounds and steep for four minutes. My tried-and tested-method is to get a second Companion Cup (Item # JET0003). I put the grounds in the extra, boil water in the other one, and pour the boiling water in the spare that is not attached to the stove. It works great!!!

This is a great pack for small trips outside of the resort. I ride at Brighton near Salt Lake City, and most of my days are spent out on Pioneer Ridge from the top of the Crest Express lift. This pack fits my skins, shovel, probe, saw, water, and a snack. I can strap my collapsible poles to the side when I no longer need them. Or my splitboard quickly to the back panel for a quick boot pack.

Personally I am a fan. This is a great tool for snow science. One of my favorite features is that it has a measuring grid on the side. As we all know, snow is constantly morphing due to temperature changes. I used to use the plastic case that my magnifying glass sits in or a plastic card to look at snow crystals, but the variable speed that they degrade was sometimes frustrating. The beauty of the aluminum is that if you keep it out of the sun it will be nearly the same temperature as the snow which is good for a quick analysis of crystal types. Other than that I think it is perfect for cutting a profile, building a table, or cutting a small cornice. The handle is great and doesn’t slip out of my glove. Thank you for another innovative design!

This binding will give you what you need. The push and pull this gives you is a step in the right direction. I would prefer the Targa to this, but the Madison fits my foot profile way better. I have girl feet (Men’s 5.5ish) so often I end up with women’s specific gear. That being said I am always looking for what performs well and isn't 'dumbed down' or softened up. This binding delivers where I need it. Word up Rome! Keeping kids on shred.

The designers at Thule are fantastic. I have these attached with the Crossroad Railing Foot Pack. This keeps my load bars close to my roof keeping my MPG at a maximum. They are impossible to steal which is also comforting. If you want a great rack for your road bike, try the V2.

I am so impressed by this Carhartt jacket. With winter taking hold I have just a little yard work left to take care of and I wouldnt want to work in my ski jacket. The active jacket is a great piece for getting dirty and gettin er done. My garage is cold but houses all my tools, and without my carhartts I would be stuck inside with my wife like a scared turtle.

I am impressed, but unfortunately my mother was even more impressed. After a trip together she stole it from me and now I am left missing this great piece. Like Kirk said it fits anywhere and will carry on to any airline. I would buy one for every traveler I know and hope someone thinks of me this x-mas.

But it came in quite handy. It doesn’t really fit my passport snuggly, but worked fine as a sort of stow all pouch. I kept my passport, wallet, and American money in here, while I stashed photocopies of all my info in my pocket. It's good to know that all your info is consolidated and convenient for those moments you wake up in a hostel wondering if you just got ripped off. No digging around trying to find shit in your bag.

There is something rewarding about being comfortable while I work. It is especially rare when the weather is piss poor and I would much rather be at home. I feel comfortable enough in this warm and durable hoody to help keep me going until at least lunch time. The only other jacket I need is the Active Jacket.

Dont mind if I do. I have a tempermental head (allways too hot or too cold) and this was like a tempature regulation system for my skull. I wish I could buy more.

Hands down this is the most advance, user friendly and amazing piece of gear of its kind ever made. If you are looking for a new beacon try to get your hands on this and see for yourself.

Apparently ski patrol requires them. I couldn't bend my old brakes so I took 'em off. Had to buy these when I got kicked out of the lift line.

Leave it to the Canadians. This is comfortable, light and durable. What else do you want?

I have a 28” waist and 28” inseam when I am standing at attention. I bought the small, short, and they were still too long for me. Once I had them hemmed; however, they fit great. The only funny thing is that the articulated knees were a little low, but who cares. Great travel pants, no iron needed and they are great in variable weather.

The T-grip handle is fantastic and easy to use, the color variations per section are great for easy reading. I feel that the durability for weight ratio is a great balance, even in heavy, wet debris.

Way easy to get on and your SKS locks will fit in too. I put it all together at about 2:00 A.M. after drinking a six pack of PBR. Gas mileage is excellent because they keep your load bars so close to your roof.

Nice beanie. It doesn't make my head itch like some other beanies I have.

These the perfect length and the M fits my tiny feet. (size 6) woo-hoo!

This is the perfect lightweight, close-range head lamp. I’m never afraid to toss it in my pack on an afternoon hike that might go late and it has come in handy on more than few occasions like that. This little piece lives in my car when it not in my pack and helps me get around the dark areas of my engine or trunk. For close range, the light is incredible i.e. finding lost bolts, hooking up wires, following tent stakes into the bushes at 3 in the morning when you know you should have found a place to camp hours ago, or just reading a book. I prefer it to the tika/zipka because of wider range, similar weight with a more useable build. Also, the Ion has proven to be quite durable. Thanks BD.

Smooth, light, easy to control. Doesn't like rocks, but loves powder. Love, but wish I didnt break it.

What I like most about this binding is powerfull angle on the aluminium heel cup. My foot barely fits the small (mens 5.5) so if you have midget feet like me you should buy the Madison.

It never hurts to get a deal by buying these in a package.Not a bad idea to have a few extra lying around as well. There are better devices than the ATC, but don’t you feel attached to your first belay device?

Riding a bike requires balance, right. So why would you want your bag all tossed off to one side? You wouldn’t. This aint no 'man purse', this is a quality piece of gear. The cross strap balances the bag well for riding.

I bought this for my girlfriend who was complaining about her courier bag digging into her shoulder. She says it helps a ton, but she still needs to find a less labor intensive solution to studying law.

Hardly. This peice is quality, but very inexpensive. Stiff competition for Marmots Precip jacket.

What I like most about this binding is powerfull angle on the aluminium heel cup. My foot barely fits the small (mens 5.5) so if you have midget feet like me you should buy the Madison.

Cant beat it. Running tests with this I have never had a hiccup and feel confidendt stabbing through compact snow.

I really like the new pucks. They make it really easy to adjust your stance.

After I lost em, I went back to buy the same pair because I love them that much.

I have one passion in life, and that is to bring back the high-five. These pants are one small step for me and one huge step for volcom.

Get two bags with these pads and zip em together. 'nuff said.

Not my favorite though. They were too long for my short legs and I had trouble hemming them. I ended up turning them into manpri's (capris for me) and use them for biking and hiking. Not super durable so I dont expect them to last a long long time.

Ive known plenty of dirt bag climbers that dont even brush their teeth, but they never step on their rope and clean it regularly. This is your life line. Take care of your rope.

Nothing special here, just replacing old/ ghetto peices. The price isn't too bad on these.

They gave me a laptop, so I bought a laptop bag. This Timbuk2 bag is great. I was commuting with this about 20 miles to and from work during the summer and never had any trouble. Too bad this city wasn't built with bikes in mind.

She'll love you forever.

Riding a bike requires balance, right. So why would you want your bag all tossed off to one side? You wouldn’t. This aint no 'man purse', this is a quality piece of gear. The cross strap balances the bag well for riding.

Hardly. This peice is quality, but very inexpensive. Stiff competition for Marmots Precip jacket.

But I love headphones. These little buds stay in my ears and bump my soul passed Pluto (I hear it's no longer a planet). They came with all these different size attachments that freaked me out at first, but really are nice. Kind of like a new pair of shoes that you have to get used to.