Landon S.

I didn’t buy these risers so much for the needed clearance for my big feet, as for the curiosity of how they would actually perform. As they say, these risers do help edge to edge transition quite significantly. And they soften the shock from a hard landing a little bit. Although I don’t know if they are something that you necessarily need to spend the money on if you don’t have overly large feet.

I didn’t buy these risers so much for the needed clearance for my big feet, as for the curiosity of how they would actually perform. As they say, these risers do help edge to edge transition quite significantly. And they soften the shock from a hard landing a little bit. Although I don’t know if they are something that you necessarily need to spend the money on if you don’t have overly large feet.

Awesome. These straps have been the missing ingredient for my bindings. I have a tendency to do my bindings up way too tight and my foot kills by the time I get to the bottom of the slope. So I decided to try these little beauties and I love 'em. I can do them up as tight as I dare and I feel more secure to my board compared to conventional toe straps without all of the pressure that feels like its going to squeeze off all of the blood flow to my foot. PS, they will fit on Drake bindings as well as Burtons, if your willing to make some modifications.

I’ve had mine for just a few weeks now, but I must admit it is the best I have ever owned. It is very heavy duty with an almost indestructible feel. It is very sharp looking, although mine came with half of the links a black color, however I think it looks even better.

The best looking goggle on the slopes. Plus its super comfy. Works great with either a beanie or a helmet.

I’ve been riding on my podiums for two seasons now and I have had no problems whatsoever. The look sick and have phenomenal response, Burton has a good thing with the toe cap strap, but these are just as good.

If you’re looking to stand out, or just looking for something different, this helmet is it. It looks sweet and I can not say enough about the audio feature—best invention in snowboarding, ever. Works great with an iPod.

These gloves may be a little pricy, but don’t let that deter you from buying them. My fingers have never gotten cold in these gloves. If you wear both liners your hands actually get to hot! For such a warm glove your fingers still have a ton of dexterity. A great glove.

This back pack is the most comfortable bag I have ever owned. My Laptop fits comfortably and snug with out any awkward weight distribution or poking into your back. It has pockets for everything you can think of; the sunglasses pocket is a very nice touch as well. If you don’t need this much room than go with the DAKINE 101.

This is a great softshell jacket that has all the right ingredients: stylish, waterproof, very warm and functional. For the money this is the best way to go.

I was drawn to these gloves because of the Brand (burton is about as good as it gets) and for the Goretex shell and 3 layers of protection. Out on my first ride I became very impressed as the wind was blowing and the temp was well below freezing, and I didn't even have to use the bottom layer!!! YOu would have to be an arctic adventurer to use these babies to their full potential. Thanks to Backcountry for their excellent selection and service.

This is a great softshell jacket that has all the right ingredients: stylish, waterproof, very warm and functional. For the money this is the best way to go.

Best pair of snowboarding pants I have ever owned, very warm and great waterproofing. Awesomely comfortable, and classic styling. Only complaint is no mesh over the zip-vents.