Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Groomers, All Mountain

Pros: lightweight, poppy, Soft, Well known brand

Other Thoughts: The first thing I noticed about this board was its weight--I thought the package was empty when I picked it up. I really like the graphics on the board too, it looks much better in person, and the girls love it! I was really excited to ride this board. The first time I strapped into it I was in the hallway of my Inn in VT, this board has a lot of flex. I was doing nose hops down the hallway with ease. On the mountain, my first run down was interesting. The edge hold is not as great as my T Rice MTX, so I was on my butt quite a few times, but by the second run I was carving naturally. The S-Class Technology on the board really helps at smoothing out the ride. I didn't feel any bumps at all. Buttering is also really easy with this board, not as easy as with a rocker, but still pretty effortless. After I was more comfortable riding the Jibpan, I took it to the park. This board is a beast. Boxes, rails, kickers, it took everything with ease. All in all, this board is just super fun to ride.

Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Groomers, All Mountain

Pros: Comfortable, Traction, Good quality, Warm, Breathable, Well known brand, Popular model

Other Thoughts: After a few runs these boots were sweet. They are very light, and have a good amount of flex. After riding them all day, I didn't feel any pain. Some people have said they are painful, but every one has different feet. For reference, I wear a shoe size 10.5, and have low arches. My F20s are size 10. The only thing I would want is a removable liner. It would make drying them much easier.

Pros: I like the helmet, looks pretty good, but the main reason you'd buy this helmet is because of the HiFi. The problem for me was that the ear covers were uncomfortable. They are removable, but once you do that you don't have the Hi Fi, which is the main reason for getting this particular helmet.