Reviews by User: c n (10)

My hat size is around a 7 or 7 1/8 or 56-57cm around and this thing was way too small. I was told it was one size fits all but it definitely isn't. A sharp looking hat, too bad it didn't fit.

The frena from this year is longer (about 10.5 inches) but not too long. Perfect for the smurf/reservoir tip look. It is also very thick for an acrylic hat so it should keep most heads warm and toasty. The width however is a little too narrow although my head isn't very big (22-23in). I usually loosen up my hats with a steam iron but this one doesn't stretch much. I love the cut, material and length but the width is far from ideal. Maybe in the future they will put out a wider/thinner version.

I love the fit of these jeans. I was afraid they would be too tight but they are just right. Looser in the thigh than the picture (at least for me) and enough room for an arm. Similar cut to the levi's 527 bootcut but a bit under an inch smaller in the opening from crotch to bottom.

I had last years SARS and that was a paper thin pocket less windbreaker for spring days. This year the jacket is quite different. It's basically a quality shell with zippered pockets. 5K waterproofing, lightweight, and durable. Throw on a couple layers and you can easily manage on a mild winter day. Other than features, it rivals last year's vintersars (not this years).

My head is about 22-23inchs in circumference and this hat fits me pretty well. Just enough for a bit of sag in the back without the floppiness and not too loose where it would fall off. For reference it's thinner than the coal frena (almost by half), an ~inch wider, & stretchier. The previous reviewer must have a small head. I found the Frena too tight (although a very nice hat).

Soft, comfy, and warm. Exactly what I was looking for. The cutouts at the bottom also prevent the gator from bunching up which was a plus.

My head is about 22-23inchs in circumference and this hat fits me pretty well. Just enough for a bit of sag in the back without the floppiness. For reference it's thinner than the coal frena (almost by half), a bit wider, & stretchier.

I have used these all season and on most days (30F+) they provide enough warmth. Why are these perfect spring gloves? These things keep my hands dry without soaking up the slush (regular pipe gloves) but the mesh inside keeps my hands cool enough so they are sweating profusely (waterproof gloves). So far they are holding up to all the knuckle draggin and board grabbin. I just sold on these and will keep buying them until I find something better.

I'd hate to give any product a 1 but I don't see them being very useful to most people. I'm doubting these were actually made for snowboarding. If anything, they are hockey guards relabeled for snowboarding. I'm 5'7 and have fairly long legs, but the smalls were too long (interfers w/ boots) and way too bulky as well as heavy (XL pants required?). You can easily get separate knee and shin guards that are much more low profile. I was fooled into thinking that these would combine the two into a neat package...

Definitely a unisex beanie. Very warm, soft and comfy. The gaps in the knit surprisingly are not a big deal. Still warm in the mid teens. My only gripe is it frays easily making it really fuzzy which also sticks to your hair, goggles, etc.

Definitely a unisex beanie. Very warm, soft and comfy. The gaps in the knit surprisingly are not a big deal. Still warm in the mid teens. My only gripe is it frays easily making it really fuzzy which also sticks to your hair, goggles, etc.