gilipollas

First of all, I love these pants. I replaced some older burton 20k pants that were leaking in the butt with these, and the difference is pretty amazing. The cyclics are lightweight, bombproof fabric, ultra waterproof, and the fit through the legs is great, it's not restricting, but not baggy. The pockets and waterproof zippers are nice, and the style is sick.

However, coming from one of burton's "baggier" pants (chigurh), the small was HUGE on me, so I figured I'd get the small in the cyclic. It's quite a bit smaller. The cyclic runs a bit more true to size (32 waist is a bit tight on me), but the lack of consistency between models is a bit frustrating. So it came down to keeping the small and them being a bit tight in the waist, or getting a medium and having to use the velcro waist adjustment. I just kept the small. Got them for $115, amazing deal, would do it again.

I prefer these to full metal jackets for a few reasons, but there are a few things better about the FMJ. FIrst, the titan has better cords. Skullcandy says the cloth cords won't tangle as much. I don't find that to be true. They tangle just as much. Titans have thick rubberized cords, which I like a lot more. Second, the cord on the titan is longer. The cord on the FMJ is just too short, i pull the buds out of my ears all the time. Third, way cheaper, because it doesn't include the inline mic, which never works anyways (didn't on my iphone 4 at all). The forward and reverse controls on the FMJ suck too, they don't work. So, for the price, the titan delivers the same sound, but for cheaper, with some better features.

good hoodie, very lightweight, just a little thicker than a t shirt i would say, but fits really well. i'm 5'10" 155lbs and the medium fits well. like the other reviewer said, it's a tad long, but the sleeves are nice and slim, and the body fits well. the sizing with the whiskeymilitia/backcountry clothing is a little off, this fits me perfectly in medium, but the small WM shirts are about the same size.

i rode fishbowls last season, and they were HUGE, they just pinched my nose a little too much, and the lens on them wasn't too great. this year, i've been eyeing some large goggles, including oakley canopy, smith i/ox, electric eg2. i've tried them all on for a while, or used them (eg2), and i feel like the canopy just doesn't have as wide or tall of a view as the others. granted, they're sick goggles. they have a super clean style, they look amazing, they're comfortable, and they're oakley quality, both in the lens and frame. they just don't do it for me though, i wouldn't spend the money on them. I would expect them to have a larger field of vision, and be more comfortable (granted, subjective), than the rest of the competition. for the best view, go fishbowls if they fit. the smith i/ox was the most comfortable

I bought the 3 pack of the similar t's a while back on sale, and they're nice, but were too big (i'm 5'10", 155lbs). I saw the one packs on WM for a few bucks, and picked up a small. Fits perfectly. I get a lot of compliments on how soft they are, and they just look good. slim cut, but not muscly douchebag at the gym tight.

nice mask, bought it on WM for $6, great deal for that much. the outer fabric is like a very thin breathable polyester weave, the inside is a really soft spandex that feels comfortable on my skin. it will probably get gross with snot and stuff when i finally use it, but it will be perfect for the cold or stormy days. it doesn't tie, it's just a cylinder, so you pull it over your head and it stretches to fit around your neck and up around your chin/nose, whatever. breathing through it is about like a bandana, not too bad, but if you're hiking, you'll be breathing heavy

overall, these shirts are pretty nice. they popped up whiskey for $8 for the three pack, and i jumped on it. i got the multicolor pack, one is grey like the picture, the second is almost black, like a charcoal heather, and the third is more like a dark red, almost maroon heather. the colors look great. like another reviewer said, these aren't cotton, they're the polyester blend that wicks moisture. they're really really soft and stretchy, and sit well on your body.

that being said, they're BIG. i'm about 5 ft 10, 155 lbs, pretty skinny, and i usually sport a medium in most t shirts, like american apparel size. so i figured since they are supposedly a bit slim, i ordered the medium (not to mention a small wasn't available). they're quite a bit taller, baggier, and overall bigger than american apparel medium, which is the best fitting t shirt in my opinion. the quality and feel is on par, but the sizing is a little big. maybe they're going for the thugged out look, a little big and baggy with the skinny jeans and skate shoes look. if so, these are for you.

i put them in the hottest water and hottest dryer possible, and they shrunk very very little, true to the tag (says they won't shrink at all). the heather black one shrunk a bit, but the grey and red...still big.

overall, good shirts, will still wear them, just be aware they're a bit larger fit. or size down from your normal size.

good belt, picked it up on WM for $20, in brown. it's a nice shade of brown, size M fits my 32 in waist just fine. it's a little floppy, not as stiff as some other belts, but seems high quality. not a huge fan of the numbers on the leather, but they're not too bad. for the price, good quality belt

great beanie, super soft and stretchy, love the colors. i have the 2012 model in green, the 2013 model is just as sick. love the pom on top, and that it rolls up around the edge to keep your ears that much warmer. fits my medium size dome well with a little room at the top

got this watch in the pinstripe color, i don't see it here now, but they had it a few days ago. it's great. the band is soft, smells good, looks great with the laser cut lines in it, and it fits well and is comfortable. the stainless steel case is baller, slightly brushed, and the white face is so classy. i love this watch, thinking of getting a 3rd sentry to add to my collection...just need some more color options that I love.

got this in matte thistle color for the gf. she loves it. i was worried that the color would be too pink, but it's more on the lavender side, which is nice. the matte finish looks really high quality, and the watch is a nice size for a smaller girl (she has thin wrists).

the watch is overpriced though. the PU band is nice, the mineral face, but still...it's all plastic, for $75? i got it on sale, but MSRP is too high for this type of watch, although it is pretty swag.

I got these for $19.50 from whiskey militia a few weeks ago, freaking amazing deal, and was so stoked to try them out on the mountain today. Purple Erkel.

The good: super lightweight, much lighter than a frames, which i usually use, and much more flexible than them as well. A frames always felt pretty rigid to me, but these flex and form to my face very well. The field of vision is amazing. If i look down, i can see a little bit of frame, side to side, maybe a tiny tiny bit, and up...nothing, just my eyebrows...amazing. i literally forgot they were on until it started raining and got drops on the lens. the foam is comfy. The lens tint is nice from the outside, pretty mirrored on a sunny day, and from the inside, seems to be just about the right tint for an all around lens, not to light, not too dark. it's not dark like fire iridium, but not light like a pink iridium or persimmon. pretty good. the goggles are huge, i look like a boss, and they are so comfortable, more even than a frames on my face.

The bad: the optical quality of the lens is not as good as oakley or smith. i always heard that oakley and smith were better than the rest, and i never really believed that you would be able to tell a difference with other companies, but the clarity on the goggles just isn't quite up to the oakleys. with my a frames, i forget i'm looking through a piece of plastic. with these...there are a few aberrations and weird spots, and it just doesn't seem as clear. hard to explain. they're great, just not as good as some others. not enough to worry about or not buy them for though. also, the strap lacks some sticky material to keep the goggles on your helmet. i wish it had that. other than those things, the goggles are top notch.

i wouldn't pay 150 for these, but they are sick goggles. i might convert from my a frames to these, i feel like overall, i like them more. just fit better, cooler look, no fog, dope goggles.

couldn't be happier, especially for $20

great watch, built like a tank. I love nixon's high quality and durability. everything works. the gunmetal color is darker in real life than the picture, looks way better in my opinion. great, simple watch