Pros: Huge field of vision, rubber grip on inside of strap keeps from slipping on helmet, durable

Cons: Helmet hinge on side of goggle doesn't open as much as other goggles I've used (Smith Phenoms, Anon Figments, Dragon Mace), but still seems to do the job with my helmet, Cost

Other Thoughts: Was dissapointed when I ordered these on Friday and saw they shipped USPS rather than UPS/FedEx, but all concerns were averted when they were on my doorstep Monday morning (in CT, so coast to coast). Really psyched with the speed of shipping

Customer Service: Shipped same day

Terrain Use: Jumps, Carving, Groomers

Pros: lightweight, poppy, Stable at high speeds, Great value

Cons: Top sheet scratches

Other Thoughts: Nothing compares to the feeling of winning, and winning this board is no exception. After putting the board through the paces, I can honestly say that I'm surprised/impressed with Sierra's "house" board. It rode like a champ, was responsive, relatively light, and quick edge to edge. It's soft enough for presses, but still poppy and stable at higher speeds. I would have loved a sintered base on this thing, but that's about my only complaint performance wise. (Aesthetically, I had the same topsheet scratches in the near-mirror finish that other folks had, but it doesn't really bother me). Thanks SS for the hookup!

Customer Service: Shipped same day, Members/Staff were helpful

Terrain Use: Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Groomers

Pros: Boot hold, Lightweight, Comfortable, Well known brand

Other Thoughts: I finally got enough runs in on my Triads to really put them through the paces. Great binding, super comfy, and boot fit is awesome with my Hail boots. The bindings were a little softer/more forgiving than my Cartels, but not in a huge way. After some adjustment getting the straps right and highbacks rotated, I had no pressure points and really felt like I could ride for a week in these things. Bindings do feel a little cheap/plasticy, but I have yet to have any durability issues with these. Great overall binding.