I've used Sun Ringle wheels and hubs since 2006 for a single reason; the quality is amazing. Through thick and thin, my Sun wheels and hubs have been with me through the toughest BMX/4X/DH courses on the planet and have never let me down. There's not a flaw in the design that I've uncovered. In fact they're so good, the only reason I get new Sun wheels and hubs is to rep the latest technology from Sun.

The quality of the lenses are incredible. I have very sensitive eyes and despise poor quality in a product. Spy Optics have always exceeded my expectations and the designs are always progressive.

The quality of the lenses are incredible. I have very sensitive eyes and despise poor quality in a product. Spy Optics have always exceeded my expectations and the designs are always progressive.

Let's be honest-ODI IS the only grip on the market worth having. There might be other companies, but they're only trying to be like ODI. They're comfortable, stable under the hands, easy on/easy off. If you're not running ODI's, then you don't have a grip.

Let's be honest-ODI IS the only grip on the market worth having. There might be other companies, but they're only trying to be like ODI. They're comfortable, stable under the hands, easy on/easy off. If you're not running ODI's, then you don't have a grip.

Leatt's neck brace changed racing forever. Four years ago, wearing neck protection was rare and almost unheard of. Now, there almost isn't a rider on the track with out a Leatt. I purchased my Leatt in late 2011. I suffered a serious crash in January of 2012. My helmet was smashed, my elbows scraped raw. Spectators said I landed almost directly on the top of my head after colliding with another rider in the air or a massive jump. The end result could have been a broken neck from that height and speed. The Leatt neck brace is the single most important invention in cycling and should be as standard as a full face helmet on every racer. Thank you for producing an amazing product. Too bad the rating only goes to five because your with double that.

I borrowed a friend's ear buds to listen to a video and I was impressed. I thought it was another brand, but the design was different. I thought it was an innovative touch and was stoked to see you on Hookit. I listen to a lot of music to get ready for the races and when I'm working out.

Thought I haven't worn the Skins gear yet, from what I can gather on research and interviews, Skins is a serious product producing serious results. The gear is specifically made for the athlete and enhancing performance and recovery. This is exactly what I'm looking for.

That Spade is the iconic symbol of a great helmet company. I used to wear Protecs when I first started out racing BMX a very very long time ago. I wear a protec in the military as well to provide impact protection. The helmet designs are basic in nature, but complex when you take a closer look. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because of the limited graphics offered for the Shovelhead-the helmet I could most likely use.

I love the GP designs and the quality of the gear is top notch. I do, however, have a single complaint, which is this: There's so much going on, it's hard to get my name on the back or list sponsors. I've never been one to bring up a problem with out a solution, so my solution is simple: Design the jerseys in such a way as it leave room in certain areas to place sponsors with out disrupting the AWESOME TLD designs.