I'm chill, but just posting a link to something with no rhyme or reason comes off as a karma-grab. What has made this place great is discussion/thoughts/etc on the topics posted. Simply pasting a link without telling us what about the design intrigues you or what inspired you to do so kind of comes off spammy.

As for Backcountry, I feel they are kind of the pioneers of producing a more visually engaging web experience versus pretty much anyone else out there. They also have a very active and engaging staff. What I like about their site is that because their in-house social/community team is so active, reviews on the site are much more engaging and informative. They encourage people to post pictures and write about the gear. I also appreciate how they have really taken the time to focus on unique photography and displaying it in a very editorial-like fashion on the homepage. You can see how REI and some others are trying to play catch-up a little now.

My only "eh" with them is the mobile experience... the menu stacking gets a bit wonky as you get down a few sub-categories.