archrider

I've worn many boots in my 8yrs of snowboarding, and these are so far the most comfortable. The outlast liner combined with the phase socks gives complete dryness at the end of the day. Only down side to the boot is if you want to remove the inner liner, you have to undo the liner laces first as these are fixed to the boots. But this isn't a bad thing - being fixed to the boot means reduced heel lift.

its not as wide as others like DC, but it stretches to give you a snug fit. after a few wears, it feels really comfortable and the visor doesn't cause any irritation like some of the other ones do. also, it is really warm.

The insulation is enough to keep you warm on cooler days, and breathable on warmer days. I did fine with just a thermal under layer plus t-shirt.
Only downside is that the liftpass pocket is located directly underneath the hand pocket, so if you're using the electronic liftpass scanner, it wont read if you have something in your hand pocket.
If you're getting a Burton jacket, then stick with the same brand pants cause the buckles on the powder skirt are designed to fit together. I've got foursquare pants so the buckles don't match up.

I've gone through many goggles and these are the best fitted one's so far. its comfortable around the head and has a good viewing angle.
The anti-fog is awesome. I stacked it one time and snow went into the goggles, i let it dry out (do NOT wipe the inside) and it was back to new again. With other goggles i've worn, the anti-fog formula gets washed out if this happens.

My feet used to come out of my boots all wet and cold, these socks leave my feet dry and the inside of my boots are completely dry as well.
It has the outlast formula that traps the moisture, and releases heat when your feet are cold, so your feet remain warm and stay dry.