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• Name: 2011 Sierra Ready To Butter TShirt Men's
• Pros:  great fabric, thick material, sick graphics
• Cons:  order a size bigger, trust me!,
• Fit:  Just right
• My Size:  XL
• Fits Like:  L
• Description:  High quality shirt with sick graphics!

Experience:   This shirt is uber sick... here is the lowdown on it: The Dark Gray is actually a dark athletic sweatshirt gray, so it is not a solid dark gray. there is also some sweet graphics on the upper right shoulder of the back of the shirt that has Sierra Snowboards logos on it. This is a quality PRE-SHRUNK shirt... which seems weird with what others have writen, cuz the shirts do run on the small side. YES, order a size larger than you usually wear, and IT WILL fir perfect! This shirt is awesome... BUY IT!

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• Name: 2010 Burton P1.1 Snowboard Bindings Men's
• Pros:  Comfy, Soft Foot Pads, Easy/Fast Rachet On/Off, Mid-Flex, Solid Construction
• Flex:  mid

Experience:   I have owned my Burton P1s for a couple of seasons now and I believe they are great bindings. The ratcheting straps work flawlessly every time and they slide in very fast and easily. I am usually the first to be strapped in even when I am not the first off the lift. They are also easy to take off, I literally just slap them in the proper direction and step out. When I have to absorbing some harder impacts, these bindings help with their softer foot pads. They are a mid-flex binding which makes it perfect for an all mountain binding. I personally like that the backs click into an upright position for when you are strapping in. I have a pair of newer K2s that simply flip-flop up and down no matter how much I tighten them… So, I appreciate this simple little feature. Of the three binding sets I currently own (Burton Triad – Burton P1 – K2 Indy), the P1s are my favorite.

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• Name: 2012 Burton Medium Spike Mat
• Pros:  Spikes of Doom!, Center Ridge Directs Boot Placement, Low Profile
• Cons:  Slick Hard Plastic, <--- Which is also a Pro,

Experience:   This Burton Stomp Pad is the perfect size for virtually any snowboard boot as it features a high ridge in the middle of the pad. This ridge helps proper boot positioning because the ridge fits perfectly between the bottom sole of the boot and the heel. The spikes are near perfect! They stick up high enough to grab on to the grip of your snowboard boot (whether there is snow on the pad or not), but not so high as to weak. Another reviewer commented that this stomp pad is very slippery and not really for beginners. I disagree, this pad is a little slippery, IF you cannot make contact with any of the spikes or center ridge. And honestly, if you miss ANY stomp pad, then it really isn’t going to do you much good, is it? I recommend this pad for ALL riders of ALL levels, as it is the best pad I have ever seen or used. I have friends that envy mine, but it seems whenever they go to the local shops, they are all out of them. That should tell you that EVERYONE wants this stomp pad, and for good reason… because it RULES and looks pretty cool too.

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• Name: 2011 K2 Indy Snowboard Bindings - Men's
• Pros:  Solid Construction, Very Easy In/Out, Comfy
• Cons:  Constant Tightening/Adjustment, Floppy Highback, Bindings Loosen if Hit Against Anything
• Flex:  mid

Experience:   The K2 Indy is a great all-mountain binding. I like my set, but had to get used to the way they operate for the first few sessions. The ratchet loosening release lever sticks out pretty far and I have actually knocked it against things and had to stop and re-tighten the bindings. Does that happen all the time, no, but when it does, it is pretty annoying. I have never had that problem with my Burton bindings. I also wish the highback clicked into an upright position, the Indy highbacks just fold back and are as tight as you tune them through constant tightening. Overall I really enjoy the feel of how well these bindings work. They are easy to slip into and easy to loosen (as the lever is so long). Great and comfortable all-mountain binding, I am glad I bought my pair and I would buy them again.

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