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Got this for $25 from Whiskey Militia so I can't complain. Insulation is ok, but can't really do it's job given this jacket's features. Here's why:

1) Wrist cuffs are elastic, not gaters and not adjustable. I have small wrists and the cuffs themselves are big and the elastic (at least on mine) seems to gape, allowing the cold and snow inside of my jacket, not good.

2) No powder skirt (of course, none was advertised), and the waist on this thing is huge. Drafts and snow get up inside.

3) The hood itself doesn't allow for closing it tight around your face, more elements getting in.

The overall problem here (besides lack of features) is that the jacket is too damn big. The medium fits like I should be layered to shit underneath it, but why would you layer to shit when the jacket is insulated?!!

Lack of heavy water proofing and core venting are also detriments, but aren't advertised so I don't count off for them.

Why three stars then? Size down (maybe even two sizes) and it will serve it's purpose as long as It isn't too wet out.

Got this for $7 in black from Whiskey Militia. Nice and soft, well constructed tee that looks better in person. Lots of compliments here. Wish I'd gotten it in a couple of colors instead of just one. Supra/Kr3w is he shit!

Got these for $19 on Whiskey Militia. I thought they'd be a lot warmer than they are. These are really thin, lightweight sweatpants. Also, they are very long, short people (like me) will need to hem them. Run very big, I got a medium because smalls were sold out and, even with the drawstring, I don't think I can rock them. Extremely baggy. Size down!

Got the all white Avenger for $30 on Whiskey Militia. It looks great, obviously modeled after Jordan IVs. More than that, this is a very comfortable shoe, with decent board feel and a real skateability. These shoes are nice to wear doing just about anything. Why not five stars? Compared to my Skytops, they aren't quite as comfy as they could be.

My girlfriend bought these for me because she knew I liked Analog denim and because they were on sale. I wish she hadn't. While I like other jeans by Analog (especially the Arto), I can't stand these. Why? First, they're REALLY scratchy. Most Analog denim is soft, not the Dylan's. My legs feel chafed from wearing these. Second, the web site says there's spandex in 'em. No spandex in the charcoal wax. Because there's no spandex, they don't have any flex. This is fine if you just want to sit around in them all day. If you actually want movement, you won't find it here. Finally, Analog thought that it would be sick if the pants looked creased diagonally on the thighs. In order to achieve this look, they actually stitched creases into the pants. This isn't sick, it's stupid. Ugh, I hate these pants. Buy some other analog model. I can't believe Rieder actually skates in these things!

A very nice sweatshirt. I got this on Whiskey Militia for $20 and it is one of the nicest shirts I own. The inside is very soft, almost sherpa, which also serves to make it a warm shirt. This shirt is well-made and sturdy. Looks nice too. Keep in mind, however, it runs small. My medium fits more like a small and, oddly enough, it crops up really short. Considering I'm only 5'2", I can't imagine how high this shirt would fit on someone tall.

Nice glove. I copped the plum/black colorway on Whiskey for $20 and they just came today. The removable liner is great because I was looking for something that would allow a freer hand movement. The shell is pretty stationary, fine if you're skiing, not necessarily for anything else. Liner has grippers for using it on its own. I have small hands, but, with the liner inside of the shell, the smalls I got are very tight. I would've sized up if I were to buy another pair and wanted to use both parts together - as it stands now I only use one part or the other, so the small is fine. Nice and sick looking.

I own a lot of Supras, but I'd never tried the Dixon until today. Got the black suede / blue colorway from Whiskey for $20 and couldn't pass it up. First impression was that they'd be my first ever disappointment in Supra. Let's face it, these are boring looking. Thing is, I can't be wearing vibrant Supras every day so the more sedate colorway is actually a good thing. There is less cushion in these than some other supras, but they are still very comfortable to walk in. As Rus3151740 said in the previous review they are tighter in the middle, but they do stretch. Runs half a size larger than some other brands - pretty run of the mill for Supra sizing. Overall, a nice solid low top for occasions when a brightly colored shoe may not be appropriate.

Got this in burgundy and gray. Nice understated class. The Kr3w is raised off of the hat itself. Great fit since it's a flexfit. Got compliments first time I wore it.

I've got about 50 pairs of Supras in all different styles, but my Vaiders are my favorite. Probably the best Supra shoe for actually skating in, they are also top notch steeze. Check out "the Franchise" colorway made with Kr3w denim and you'll be the shit like me.

My latest style of Analog denims to try and I like them almost as much as the Eyhart. These are a looser "straight" fit, so get a size down from what you'd get in a skinny jean. Lots of extra pockets and some nice colors to choose from. I put an army green belt with mine and they're the sickest.

Got this in purple iodine and it's sick. The design only shows up a little and the color is more of a burgundy than a purple. I don't care for it in white though. It looks to busy and "cow patchy".

Got this in celery for $3 on Whiskey. Very difficult colors to match, but the design is funny and people like to comment on it. Plus, it's warm. Nice.

Would only wear these for a slipper. Ended up giving them away because they fell off my feet to easily to skate in and the sole didn't have enough give to be my go to slipper.

Got these for $3 on Whiskey, so I knew it was a good deal, especially since I love Analog denim. Where the other Analog jeans I've owned (Eyhart, Remer, and Arto) have all been fairly heavy jeans, the Stefan's are extremely lightweight. Also, while all haves stretch, it seems like these are stretchier than most, especially considering they're supposed to only be .5% spandex. Haven't given 'em much wear yet since it's winter and I want to wear something heavier, but, come summer, these will likely be my go to jeans.

The 205 Vulc is the best model shoe that C1rca offers as far as comfort/durability goes. I've owned several of this style. They have a velcro strap across the top, but, if that isn't your thing, it comes off. These are skate shoes that are actually made to skate in, plus they hold up really well for other activities too. I walk 40 minutes a day and do 500 stairs a day with 20 pounds of weights strapped to each ankle just above these shoes and they hold up to all of this better than any shoe I've tried. Recommended.

Got this for $13 from Whiskey and couldn't possibly love it more. It is very warm and very soft. The logo seems to be set higher on the chest than most other hoodies, but that's fine with me. Logo hasn't cracked or peeled despite the fact that I practically live in this shirt. Kangaroo pocket is secure and wide enough that nothing will fall out. Runs pretty big so if you don't want that, size down.

Only gets three stars because of Skullcandy's warranty policy. Got these in purple/red from Whiskey for $5. The "red" is actually way closer to hot pink which was fine with me but probably not with anyone. I never used these for a phone, just as headphones and they did fine. Problem is that, after only two weeks or so of using the wires got messed up near the jack. Not it turns off my ipod, skips ahead to the next song, or begins blasting while it's off without any warning. All I have to do is move and it changes. Pisses me off since they're so new. That said, the sound is great and the buds fit my ears perfectly. Now they go back to Skullcandy and I wait for my replacements.

Got this in optic. Seems like it runs on the big side, so I would recommend sizing down for a true fit. Nice and soft, a little bit thin, like worn cotton. Graphic looks nice. Only thing is that it's a little see through and I don't necessarily like that.

I bought two of these - the gray and the navy. They are nice and heavy with a classy looking script embossed style analog logo on the front. However, they are enormous. I'm not really sure what size head they were made for, but it isn't mine. Still my go to beanie on ultra-cold days just because of the warmth factor.

I bought all three colors because tech specs say they're "denim" and the description makes repeated references to "jeans". They're not denim - they're cords. Fit is the same as the Eyhart jeans (the actual jeans that is), which is nice and slim without making you be unable to have children. The white is a decent color, but the "bleeding heart" reminds me (no joke) of the upholstery that adorned a chair in my mom's living room when I was a kid. It's almost a pink - maybe a coral, but nothing I'd wear. I am embarrassed to own it. The blue is somewhere between the other two colors, soft and kind of girly, but not as bad as the "bleeding heart" arm chair pants. The only one I'll ever get any use out of is the white. The others were a waste.

Best DC shirt I own. Got mine in black from Whiskey Militia for $8. Fits like I've grown to expect DC shirts to fit, a little on the large and baggy side. Logo is more of a gray than a white and looks nice with the way it kind of wraps around the shirt. I wore it into the mall and had a couple-a chicks try to pick me up. Doesn't get any better.

Bought these in Moody Blue and love the almost white color. They are nice and tight - in fact, on my muscled athletic legs, almost too tight. Soft and warm as is most Analog denim. Keep waiting for these to be on Whiskey Militia again so I can grab up some more colors.

Whiskey Militia offered this for $3, so I figured what the hell and picked it up. Believe it or not, it's even uglier in person. The background is almost a cow patched black and white with whatever that "design" is on the front in an orange/pink/purple blend. Nice thing is, being a snapback, it fits my smaller than average head. I thought I'd never wear it, but, yesterday, when it was raining, I grabbed it and put it on as I left the house. Started a conversation with a chick at the gas station who was eying it and explained "I don't usually dress this way", but she kind of liked it. Maybe a keeper after all.

I love Matix Asher products so, when I got a chance to buy one of these on Whiskey Militia for $28 I didn't pass it up. It's basically an Asher filled vest with sweatshirt sleeves. I like the tiny pocket on the chest (wish it was inside instead of outside though) because I stash my iPod in there. About as warm as any Asher product. Size is true, but long. Here lies the problem, it's too long on me and, because the closure is snaps, I can't do up the bottom two snaps because it gets in the way of my walking (I'm short). So, instead, I either look like a tool because I have difficulty walking and keeping it snapped, or I look like a tool because the bottom two buttons on my jacket are undone. I think I'll stick with my Asher chaingang hoodie and leave this for people with a longer torso.

I bought one in red from Whiskey Militia for $20, some of the best money I've ever spent. It's nice looking, a shiny red with a Matix logo on the upper corner of the chest and a toggle drawstring on the hood. It runs big and long - I'd size down. The thing cuts through the wind like you wouldn't believe. I layer it over my base layer and under my Matix Asher hoodies when it isn't wet outside. Even when I wore this with a wind chill of 20 below, I stayed nice and warm. I keep waiting to see these on Whiskey again so that I can take time to wash the one I've got...

These were the jeans that converted me to Analog - the first pair I'd ever owned. I got mine in solvent cheap from Whiskey. Fit is perfect - not too tight, not too loose. The colorway is nice because I can match it up with just about anything and it still looks hot. Best part about these jeans though is how they feel. They're really soft and they're also heavy enough that they cut through the wind. I'm always washing these things because, if it were up to me, I'd wear them every day.

Bought the paprika/sand colorway for cheap on Whiskey Militia. I kind of regret it. I've worn it just once. It fits ok and it's warm, but... The colorway is so odd it doesn't really match anything I own, plus it's just so damn girly...

Got this on Whiskey Militia for cheap because I like the Matix brand. Mine was the grey one and it fits smaller than most Matix shirts, shorter actually. Also, it had a really odd smell that took four or five washings to go away. Not overly warm, not overly soft (has scratchy fibers actually), in fact not special at all. I still wear it occasionally though.

I have about 20 different Skytop colorways and rarely does a day go by when I'm not sinking my foot into one of them. The most comfortable shoes I've ever worn. One pair and I was so hooked on Supra (looks, comfort, durability) that I sold my DC and C1rca collection and converted to all Supra.

Got a pair of these on Whiskey militia and they've become my new favorite pair of jeans. Just the right weight to be comfortable, nice rise, and the best back pockets I've ever seen - they actually snap shut on one side and you can open 'em up if you've got a fat wallet or something. Steazy.

Got this for a dollar on Whiskey Militia and was really psyched because I am a Subaru WRX owner and rally fan. THe DC logo in this has Travis Pastrana's Subaru in the logo itself which is awesome. The only size available was an XXL which I'm not at all (usually get a small or medium in t-shirts) but I wear it to bed because I had to own it anyway.

I got this in black for $5 from Whiskey Militia and it's well worth the price. A lot of hoodies these days are lightweight and flimsy, not this one. The Emerica hoodie has a good quality, heavy fabric. The sizing seems a little on the small side, but not too bad. My only complaint is that the logo is very stiff. When I sit down, it tends to poof out and either look like I've got giant boobs or that I've got a gut. Neither is complimentary.

Bought this because my GF goes nuts for tank shirts. Kr3w makes good quality stuff and this shirt is nice and soft which I'm a sucker for. Got the medium because I generally fit well in a medium, but this thing is big. It pretty much hangs off of me, even after washing. GF likes that though - better access. Can't complain at all.

Got an out of stock colorway from Whiskey Militia and it's great. Colorway is dope, hoodie is warm. Not really a sweatshirt though. This thing is insulated with a nice soft lining and semi-warm. Definately outerwear. Fits big, but I suppose that's for layering.