Pros: Lens is great quality, and they're a very comfortable pair of goggles to wear HOWEVER

Cons: The strap clasp in the back is a deal-killer, it makes it difficult if not impossible to wear with a helmet, and offers no advantage over a non-clasp system.

Other Thoughts: That black/silver combo actually has some very prominent rhinestones on the band when you see it in person. Very Liberace which is great if you're into that, but I imagine most guys will want to avoid it.

Terrain Use: Backcountry, Groomers, All Mountain, All Mountain

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

Pros: Breathable, Durable, Lightweight, Waterproof

Cons: Not Enough Pockets or Features

Other Thoughts: Nothing fancy here, just Gore-Tex protection at a reasonable price by a marquee name. Analog horror prints might look pretty, but for the same price this will keep your ass dry long after they soak through. One caveat: Sizing is pretty accurate. M is 32-34, and as a 34 I figured there would be some wiggle room for me. There wasn't. They "fit" like wearing Dockers to the office, but I'd like to loosen it up another inch on the slopes.

Pros: Makes a great base layer for wicking sweat on less-frigid days. Comfortable against the skin, and fitting is accurate.

Cons: Not too warm, but that's the idea.

Other Thoughts: Burton has a warmth rating of 1-13 on clothing, 13 being the warmest, and 1 being the least heat-retaining. This is rated a 1.