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• Name: 2007 Von Zipper Feenom
• Pros:  great range of vision, lightweight, nice sun blocking lens. Doesn't fog up
• Cons:  This model didn't come with a free replacement lens, but other than that nothing wrong

Experience:   Like the title said best I ever had, they are a great pair of goggles for people who are looking for a stylish and super functional goggle

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• Name: 2008 Neff Daily Beanie
• Pros:  I have quite a few colors of these particular beanie. I love how soft and comfortable they feel on my head. They are not tight or come up short like most beanies do, instead they fit nicely and well past my ears unlike most beanies that sit behind them.
• Cons:  For the price it's quite a lot. On one of my beanies the knitting is coming a part a little.

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• Name: 2009 Burton Uninc EST
• Skill:  Intermediate
• Pros:  Adjustability, Easy in & out, Boot hold, Durable, Good construction quality, Lightweight, Comfortable, Well known brand, Popular model, Easy installation
• Cons:  Tricky instillation
• Fit:  fits fine

Experience:   In the world of bindings, the Cartel have stood the test of time and proven day in and day out why it's the binding of choice for pros and local hero huckers. At any giving mountain you'll find almost anyone wearing a set. That said, I have used Cartels and love them. Lightweight, made sturdy and responsive, everything I look for in a binding with the added extra of being comfortable. Now why in the hell am I talking about the Cartels you ask? Well simple, this years Un Inc Bindings are the 09 Cartel ESTs, only with the CantBed and CO2 ankle strap. How does it feel you ask? Well great if you ask me. The highback is dialed down compared to years past Cartels thanks to the canted highback and dial FLAD, mean a little less forward lean but still with the great response. Also the CantBED gives you the option to go wider and still feel comfortable. A bit of advice though, if you happen to be a size 10 you my want to try out a size Medium before trying out a Large. Now for the warning, Cartels are never going to please everyone mind you, forward lean might scare a lot of people for whatever reason. But if you like to go big, go hard, and just plain go, then check out the 09 Un Inc Bindings, you won't regret it at all. Oh yeah added bonus, they glow in the dark, yeah that's right they glow in the dark!

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• Name: 2007 Burton Cargo Bag
• Pros:  this bag is huge, and with that you can really store stuff how you ever you like. I managed to put 2 pairs of boots, and helmets in the main compartment, as well as socks in the mesh holder also. In the side pockets I put stuff from goggles to beanies to impact shorts. The other pockets goes my tools and wax. This bag is truly insane. If you think you packed too much and can't move it, then you can strap on a skateboard to the bottom.
• Cons:  maybe a bit too big for most people.

Experience:   You can put this bad boy into a nice sized car trunk and still have room for other things.

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• Name: 2009 Lib Tech Skate Banana Assorted
• Skill:  Intermediate
• Use:  Boxes,Groomers,Powder,Rails
• Pros:  Durable, poppy, Popular model, Strong edgehold, Great value, Popular on mountain, Well known brand

Experience:   If you are looking for a board that can do it all, and take the punishment of the day to day resort grind. Then this is your board. I have always loved magne-traction since the day I first tried it, it gives you that little bit of extra edge hold on the icy and really packed groomed conditions. But the most important feature of this board is the Banana tech. With the rockered camber shape, you'll have both a catch free jib board, but also a board that will float in powder since the nose is lifted due to the shape. What more can you ask for in a board, easy to press on the rails and boxes and easy to impress in the powder

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• Name: 2008 Vans Uy
• Pros:  Breathable, Durable, Lightweight, Warm, Waterproof
• Description:  WEATHER: Spring Day, Blue Bird Powder Day, Cloudy and Cold, Cold and Blustery Day, Snow and Rain Mixed, Sleet, Storming and White Out, LEG: Relaxed, WAIST: Feels true to size, INSEAM: Feels true to length,

Experience:   At first I was not too keen on the whole Gore-Tex thing. Being that any high rated pants or jacket can do just as good if not better at fraction of the cost. Well it might be true, but having these pants made me think different about Gore-Tex in general. These pants are a combo of what I love about Vans, style and effectiveness. It's the first time I can think of where the chucks of snow you get building up from sitting down and riding just brushes away easily. If it does clump you don't feel the wetness much. I might not be able to get gore-tex again outside of sales of course, but what I have so far is far past what I had originally thought

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• Name: 2008 Rome The Emblem Glove
• Pros:  These gloves are not bad, unlike very many gloves of it's ilk that is either too bulky or too thin, this glove is a happy medium. It has a nice soft warm liner that keeps out moisture and wicks really well. And it has a leather shell that makes sure nothing going in. Finger movement is great also, and it's true to size also as well, so be sure to fit them to your comfort
• Cons:  Not very many other than like all thing white, I got the gloves in white, they tarnish and get dirty fast. Leather seems to hold up well but I can see some scratches her and there

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• Name: 2007 Vans Landen
• Pros:  Breathable, Lightweight, Waterproof
• Description:  WEATHER: Spring Day, LEG: Boot Cut, WAIST: Feels true to size, INSEAM: Feels true to length,

Experience:   I bought these pants mostly for early days and spring days, and they fit the bill right. Still pretty waterproof for 5k pants, but doesn't offer the warmth needed for your colder days. It's a nice relax yet somewhat baggy feel, yet still easy to walk and move around in. Only problem is after a while I notice some stress rips, might be more from the fact that I also wear butt pads underneath than poor construction. If that is the case, then wear a size bigger if you wear pads.

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• Name: 2007 Vans Mylan Cargo
• Pros:  Breathable, Durable, Warm, Waterproof
• Description:  WEATHER: Blue Bird Powder Day, Cloudy and Cold, Cold and Blustery Day, Snow and Rain Mixed, Sleet, Storming and White Out, LEG: Baggy, WAIST: Feels true to size, INSEAM: Feels true to length,

Experience:   A really great pair of pants, nice and warm, and pretty waterproof. I love wearing these pants even in most warm days. Very comfortable and has great amount of pockets.

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• Name: 2008 32 TM-Two
• Skill:  Intermediate
• Pros:  Heel hold, Comfortable, Durable, Traction, Good quality, Warm, Waterproofing, Well known brand, Popular model
• Fit:  average

Experience:   I love this boot, fits great from heel to toe. I have the black and red and it's simple and clean looking. A great lining, soft and cushy, but with a nice mellow mid stiff flex overall. Lacing is not a big deal, it's old school style but not slow once you get use to it. I believe in this boot, it's great for anyone in-between beginner and intermediate, to advanced.

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• Name: 2008 Vans BFJ
• Pros:  Breathable, Durable, Lightweight, Warm, Waterproof
• Description:  WEATHER: Spring Day, Blue Bird Powder Day, Cloudy and Cold, Cold and Blustery Day, Snow and Rain Mixed, Sleet, Storming and White Out, CHEST: Feels true to size, BODY: Feels true to length, INSEAM: Feels true to length,

Experience:   There is so much to like about this jacket, it's has all the pros and no cons. So many pockets that you have no idea what to stuff in them. Andreas knew what he was thinking with this jacket

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• Name: 2009 Vans Encore
• Skill:  Beginner
• Pros:  Comfortable, Easy lacing, Good quality, Easy in & out, Well known brand, Popular model
• Cons:  Non adjustable, Uncomfortable
• Fit:  average

Experience:   Boa system is not for everyone, some common issues is not able to be either fully tight in or a little too loose. Also because it doesn't use Vans top of the line boot liner, it will pack out a bit fast, so get it true to fit your foot size. Other than that, it's a good boot for a beginner looking for a boot that will give you a bang for that buck

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• Name: 2008 Burton Cartel 2008
• Pros:  This bindings are argubly the most popular and highest selling bindings in Burtons line, and with good reason. They are light weight, highly responsive and versatile. Powerful enough to take to the park and stomp everything, and responsive enough in the deepest pow. What I love the most about the Cartels, is that the straps, though the toe cap is a bit flawed, are comfortable. The baseplate too is also cush for landings and what not. The adjustiblity is also great and fairly easy. Riding these for a year and half showed me why pros and 100 day shreders love this binding, it slays like very few bindings can
• Cons:  High back for some people will be a bit tall for them, I for one love it because it gives great response. For me personally though it's the toe cap, it took me a while to get it to my liking, but once I did all was golden.

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• Name: 2008 Union Force
• Pros:  What is there not to like about this binder. It's responsive and has a great flex to it. It's adjustable but yet simple enough that you won't spend hours on it. It's also pretty pretty durable. Straps are cush and form fitting which I like, and the toe strap is convertible to your liking. Plus for all the stuff you get in this binging, you only pay $200, and it's a steal. Buy this binding and you will enjoy it. Slay the park or shred some pow you'll see and feel the difference.
• Cons:  Nothing really, might not be as light as other bindings of it's caliber, but it's nothing that will hold you back while riding.

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• Name: 2008 Rome Agent
• Pros:  Great flexing board for all the butters and jibs you can throw at it. Stable medium to mid high speeds. Even though the flex is a on the soft side, a medium flex, it still has enough to tackle most pow.
• Cons:  Not too many, maybe soft for most peopls tastes and graphics might be out there for most. But it works for me

Experience:   Just a fun all around board, buy and you will be happy

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• Name: 2008 Lib Technologies Travis Rice MTX
• Pros:  Solid all around board even for the 153 that I use. With all the construction put into the board it's pretty lightweight. Great edge hold, fast and durable base.
• Cons:  Not many cons I can think of really. Slightly unstable at speeds, but nothing uncontrolable , though it could be a by product of me running the 153.

Experience:   MTX, or magnatraction, is not for a beginner by any stretch. It takes some time getting use to with how easy it easy to hold or catch your edges. But after a while it's probably a great feeling to have a board that with 7 contact points won't ever feel loose on turns.

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