Dakine Cool Tool is light weight and easy to carry in your jacket pocket!! Super quick because of the racheting action, and plenty of torque to get that screw in nice and tight.

This is THE perfect day bag. Fleece lined pockets for your cell, iPod, sunglasses...you name it. Perfect for the organizational freak that I am. Retractable water bottle pocket can be used for other things.

For a good lookin', lightweight, fully waterproof, decently-breathable hardshell for under $100, this is a hard deal to beat. I use mine anytime I'm expecting wet conditions, from casual wear around town to weeklong backpacking trips in the Rockies.

Sometimes there are deals that are too good to not mention. Ski for free at Lake Louis this spring is one of them.

The pack seems to have a fairly decent amount of internal storage space for all those extras you'd like to have on the mountain for the day. Strap positioning seems comfortable and won't be an issue wearing it while snowboarding. The materials seem sturdy and what you would expect at this price point and intended use. Very thick and comfortable gel padding on the back of the pack will keep those hard items inside from poking you.

Although I cannot say these skis are good/bad, from what I have read and what my friends who own them told me, these skis are a good all-mountain ski that does great in the park as well as the rest of the mountain, is light , flexible, and poppy, but doesn't float well in the powder.

I use these boots almost every weekend. They are great for everything from shoulder-deep powder turns to icy night bombers. They are so light-weight that making quick turns through trees is like bombing blown out powder moguls.

When got this in the mail, I tore open the package like a fat kid after a chocolate cake and decided promptly to walk around in the rain. After 10 minutes I walked back inside and besides my pants being soaked, I was rather dry.