Vincent Laroza

Looks like everything has been said about the features of the jacket. Personally, I love that I can mix and match the jacket or the vest with different styles and clothes, plus it's warm and versatile. Makes a great layer in cold shred weather and a great single piece for warmer spring boarding. It looks great too and one dude even asked me where he could get one.

There is a lot I could say about these goggles! To start, I've owned the Zeal HD iON's for about half a season and they're definitely awesome! First, the goggles themselves are top notch, slightly too big for my face, but that's my only complaint about the goggles themselves. The mirror lens looks cool and is versatile for different weather (plenty of protection in the sun and good visibility in low light), the straps are durable, and they're not that heavy for a camera goggle. As for the camera, the quality is everything you expect it to be and the preset quality is 720p 60fps "because it's the best." It doesn't capture that much texture or detail in bright light but in other conditions, it's fine!
Bottom Line: If you like the idea of the camera goggles, you're going to love these, Zeal executed them nicely.

I love this jacket and the style it gives me with black pants and a green Jones. The jacket is warm and waterproof and a large gave me a really long but not super baggy fit (I'm 5'10"). There's not much I can say bad about this jacket besides it not having cool extra features (like vents or huge pockets or something).

I've rocked this board for 2 seasons now and there have been some minor improvements from last year. It has a slight setback for riding pow now which really helps increase float. The materials are top notch and the edges are more impact resistant this year. The Mtn. Twin performs all over the mountain, it's just not for buddering. If you love the mountain more than the park, I highly reccomend this board.

This boot is everything it says it is, high quality materials, warm and comfortable considering how stiff it is. The boot holds my foot in place completely, I had no heel lift so far and it really supports my ankle in sketchy situations. I like the color scheme and all the features of the boot. If you want to carve or really tear it up, these boots are for you. They also seem really durable so they'll last a long time.
I have now ridden the T1's pretty hard for about a season and they are holding up really well. I made some adjustments to them but any problems I had were fixed with heat-molding. I like these because you can tighten up the ankle and the laces allow for some flexibility and super fun jibbin.

This hoodie is my go-to hoodie for mild weather but it's pretty thin so it's not super warm. For the discounted price that's going on right now, I would say this jacket is worth it because of the style it offers (it's slim but looks good).

These pants are warm, super waterproof, stylish, and they can save your life. They come at a great price for being Recco equipped which will make ski patrollers find you easily when you take a dive in an avalanche. The pocket situation is sick and the fit is pretty good too, but you can always throw on a belt if the pants are too phat at the waist.

The black suede Amigo's look great. They're really sleek, not bulky like most DC's and not flashy at all. The shoes I got had a white Supra logo, not the red which is kind of weird but they're great shoes, comfortable too but a little bit narrower than I'm used to.

Fits well, feels good and looks good, but the colors on the logo (on the turquoise/red) don't fade together as well as in the pic.

These shorts are perfect length, the color is spot-on (the stripes are blue, red, and yellow if you can't see it in the picture) and they're super comfortable/just the right waist size I was expecting.

The shorts are a little greener in person but I knew the color would be different somehow, they're really comfortable though, just not as long as I would prefer them to be. They do come over my knees (I'm about 5'10") and the waist is too big in a 32, seemed much bigger than it should be. But overall, with a belt, they're some dope shorts.

As usual, the color of this shirt is a little different than picture. It's a little darker and flatter of a color than the picture shows. Mustard is a pretty good description. But I love the 3/4 sleeve, just the end of the sleeves are a little big for my small forearms. Overall, definitely worth the price.

The style of this shirt is only made better because of the fit of this thing. The medium's sleeves are the perfect length for me and it's nice and it fits great around the neck while staying just a little loose everywhere else. I got it in black and it looks great and feels comfortable.

This shirt is so dope, I love it. It's at a great price right now, and the style of this shirt is permanent. It looks awesome and I got several compliments on it wearing it to school. Not my usual style but I really like this shirt. Also, the material is really soft and a little stretchy, feels great.

The shirt I got in the mail is great except it's a different color (slightly) than is show in the picture. The turk blue has more of a green tint in it and I don't really like the color too much. Out of a shipment of clothes, this is the only thing that was a little different and I didn't expect it to look like this. Nice shirt besides that though.

Cheap, good quality, and badass. I love the cyan color scheme and there are lots o pockets in the front for school and what not. Could use some side pockets or a water bottle holder, summin, but it's a good backpack. Also, don't put an elephant in it, probably not extremely strong.

I got last year's Rasta jacket and it's more than worth the price. The best thing about the jacket are the mad style and the pockets. Any jacket with baby smuggling capabilities is already sick and then add the perfect fit and style of the jacket. It's not the warmest jacket but it's waterproof and gets compliments all season long.

I have the "Bright Idea" colored ones and they're so dope. They look awesome, the lense never fogs up for more than a second, and they fit my helmet pretty well. They're durable too, I got em last season and they're still going strong, even the elastic band is in good condition. The reason they don't get 5 stars, is they don't have any special features but for the price, they're a great deal. Definitely reccomended.

The yowie is the most badass piece of gear you'll wear, guarenteed. It's so versatile and everyone thinks they're only for the winter, but you can wear them year round as a facemask, hat, and so many other things. With tons of different colors, the yowie is a must have and the price is right.

These gloves are pretty warm and they have a little strap you can tighten around your wrist to make a tighter fit for your hand. I can't speak about durability as I've only had the pair for about 5 ski days and they're holding up fine but they're warm and waterproof, nothing extraordinary but they get the job done well.

So the glow wax is pretty sick as far as style goes. As a wax, it's not the best but it looks badass on the slopes. Biggest con is the mess it makes, if you get it on your clothes, it's hard to clean and you have to make sure your board is completely dry before you put it in your car.

I got the acid green forces on my jones mtn twin and the bindings are the best I've ever ridden (rode?). They're super responsive, hold my foot well without killing circulation, and adjustment is infinite on these. Not once have the screws come loose, the only problem is the toe strap. I had trouble with it at first then watched the setup vid and fixed em, now they come off with no trouble. As your straps pack out, it takes maybe 1 minute to adjust the ankle straps and they're durable as hell. Awesome all mountain binding with great performance.

For what you would expect, these are great headphones. Overall, they have pretty good sound quality (not great when there is a lot of background noise), awesome style, but pretty bad build quality. The Skullcandies never are really built to last but they'll withstand a couple good hits, just be careful with the cord. Best thing about these is the in-line mic, making it easy to change your tunes, and the styles and colors they come in.

I have the '10's of this boot and it's an all around great product. The Jackson tightens evenly unlike some other boas I've seen, they always kept my feet warm, and they're really fast to put on compared to ol' fashioned lace-ups.

I used to ride a way older model of these boots (the '06s) and I thought they were sick until I grew outta them. My friend has the current model and says they're great; they're warm, comfortbale and tight fitting. They're not my favorite boot but for this price range, they're awesome.

First of all, I wasn't expecting this jacket to be as cool as it is. Not only is the style insanely fresh and the colors bright, but it's actually a little thicker than I thought. It's still just a shell but it will keep you dry in any weather and pretty warm without layers in the early spring.