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"Great jacket! I bought this so I could have a visibly noticeable jacket for friends to find me on the resort and to have a good backcountry jacket. It works great fits great and feels good. The one thing is that this is a thinner insulated jacket so if you need something on a really windy day or in low temps you should def get some good thermals and mid layers." This was my original post, but I have since changed my mind about the jacket. While everything I wrote was true I have since had to return it. The jacket started falling apart on me at the seams after only 12 days of boarding. Thankfully Dogfunk was willing to accept a return-much props to Dogfunk.

This thing works. It is a loose fit underlayer so if you like tight thermals it may not work for you, but I liked it a lot. the elbow pads come out easy when you are washing, and if you forget to take them out it's no big deal. Also I like the look and feel of the shirt when you strip down to it when you're in the bar.

I think they are good, but not long lasting. I have owned Burton and Dakine gloves, and have been thrilled with both, but these particular gloves don't seem to take the abuse as much as others. I haven't even had them a full year, and I'm starting to notice a far amount of wear'n'tear. I would buy again, but also would look at other models.

Cold weather is great in these, and on mild days they still work really well (since you have thigh vents). Very roomy, great for layering, and I have used them on -17c days. One thing you should know is that the "Fit" says that these aren't overly baggy, but I disagree these things are baggy as hell. I love the pants, but they are super baggy.

Great in cold weather, have worn in -17c and thing held up like a champ (did have a mid and thermals also). On warmer days you may want a different jacket, as it doesn't have any vents. If this had some pit vents I would wear it every day...As other people said it is a loose or baggy fit so if you're not into that dont buy it.

Love it. You should buy it. Warm and cushiony

I like mine, but they hold a bit of static. I think they are decently warm, and would buy again.

I'm Irish so I thought what the hell. As a stop pad they are okay, but my first day riding with them I got complements for them.

Love'em. Liked the way they fit so well I went back and bought a second pair (different color).

Looking to buy another, probably the wool Ninja Suit as I want one that is a little warmer for the really cold days. Used the first one in Zermatt, Switzerland in March 2012 and thing was a champ, and 9 months later in CO it is still rocking.

i bought the urban camo one-piece and it worked perfectly. i have already taken it to breckenridge and a-basin in CO. the suit was perfect, i stayed dry and it had plenty of pockets. the one thing that worried me when i bought it was mobility, but this wasnt an issue.