Pros: warm even without the liners. never got wet. Liners are awsome as spring park gloves or to wear around town. they have this really grippy rubber on the palms.

Cons: liners make it fit too tight. so i never wear the liners with the mitt.

Terrain Use: All Mountain

Good For: Spring Day, Blue Bird Powder Day, Cloudy and Cold, Cold and Blustery Day, Snow and Rain Mixed, Sleet, Storming and White Out

Pros: Durable, Warm, Waterproof

Other Thoughts: I use this jacket more than any other. The removable liner makes it work on warm or cold days. the style is nice enough to wear in the city. Super waterproof. lots of pockets.

Terrain Use: All Mountain

Pros: Lightweight, Warm

Cons: Not Enough Pockets or Features

Other Thoughts: I got this jacket in a small hoping to use it as a layering jacket for insulation. But it was soooo baggy that I could wear it over my shells. It's way to large for me(even the small). Also the material gets caught on anything sharp and starts to fray. It's pretty warm though. I dont wear it on the hill but I started using it for my walks to the gym on those cold winter days/nights.