1. Add the item(s) to your cart.2. Fill in your address & country3. When you can select Espana, the shipping options should be shown.

There are several different TNF shells that are zip-in compatible with the inner layer. Just shop around and find one that you like.

1. Add the items to your cart.2. Fill in your address & country3. If you can select Greece, your answer is "yes."4. If you cannot select Greece, your answer is "no."

Your height/weight won't be as precise a gauge as what sizes you normally wear and taking your measurements (sleeve & chest) to the sizing guide.

I would drop down to an L then. All the measurements will drop down by about 1 inch. It should fit better then._________________Your best bet is gonna be taking your measurements and following the sizing chart.

If you're asking whether or not there is a cinch around the hem of the garment, yes, there is.

Never heard of it, you might try THENORTHFACE.COM though :-O

First of all, I wouldn't recommend buying a men's because it's designed for men and has a different fit than the women's does. It's boxier with broader shoulders, etc. Secondly, if you're set on buying the "DENALI" and only the "DENALI," which I couldn't understand, then get a men's MED.

That's not really a question.But in the case that your question was, "Is this garment quick-drying," the answer is that it naturally wicks the moisture off of your body and then keeps your warm even if it is wet & cold, but wool is not as quick-drying as synthetic materials.

1. Add the items to your cart.2. Fill in your address & country3. If you can select Poland, your answer is "yes."4. If you cannot select Poland, your answer is "no."cheers

The SDS fleece is designed to be a chunkier sweatshirt-type for everyday wear etc., and is meant to be worn as a shirt (and you would just put on a jacket over it.) In short: great casual shirt for work/classes.The TKA microfleece is designed to be a light layer in your arsenal for warmth and versatility for changing conditions. In short: great layering shirt for the trail and aerobic activities.

Marmot describes it as having a "buit-in sports bra."

Let's call it "upper calf." : )

They're all in the sizing charts. Novel idea aye?

It's an athletic cut made for athletic activities, however, it's not cut to be a next-to-skin baselayer, so it's not skin-tight.

They're pretty "slim-fit." My wife & I both have the tops and bottoms. They're designed to be next-to-skin tight without being restrictive or uncomfortable.

These pages are real-time updated, so as soon as they get some in, you'll know. You can also talk to a bc.com rep for more dates and details.

go to thenorthface.com and find it. They'll give you a list of retailers and availability.

First, add the item or items to your cart. Then proceed to checkout (don’t worry—proceeding to checkout doesn’t make you obligated to purchase anything). Enter your address in the billing and shipping fields. Once you change the country, the page will show you the shipping charges.http://sales.liveperson.net/hc/s-9551721/cmd/kbresource/kb-3167844158982530411/front_page!PAGETYPE?VisitorProfile=BCS

An almost 10 yr old jacket for $100? Save up a bit more for the newer, lighter, more breathable technology. It'll be worth it. (Unless you can get your friend down to $50) : )

It's just your average vest length. I don't have the measurements for it, but it hits around the waiste just like most other vests out there.

I've had a pair for quite a while and they haven't worn out, and Salomon has developed a reputation for pitiful customer service regarding this issue (even removing the FAQ from their website). That being said, there are cheap replacement lace kits out there. B/c of bc.com respect, I won't put up those links here, but they're easy enough to find with a quick google search. "Salomon replacement lace kit"cheers.

Give bc.com a call and they'll go ahead and send you the correct size. Many times you will receive your replacement before your return gets back to Utah.

The color is "Plume" and that would be a question for the manufacturer. Go to www.thenorthface.comBest of luck.

Look at the bottom of the page. There are links related to shipping and payment (even internationally).Add the item to your cart, put in your address and select your country. If your country isn't there, they can't ship there. It will estimate your shipping from there.

Depends. If he's wearing this as a shirt, go up. If he's wearing it as an undershirt (similar to the oasis 200), stick with the MED.

For stock questions, start a chat session or call the 1800# to talk directly to a bc.com rep.

You're really on the cusp. Kinda depends on the fit you want and what you'll be doing. My main concern would be length, but if you won't be doing much involving arms over your head, etc. and you want a slim fit, I think a MED would be fine. (I'm 6' and 190lbs and usually wear a MED.)

The inventory drop-down box is updated in real time. You'll just have to keep checking the pages of the z/2's, zx/2's and the z/1's. (Although there's a lot of variety there; you might want to really figure out which you'd need/prefer.) If you NEED to know when they'll be in stock, talk directly to a bc.com rep by calling their 1800# or starting a chat session.

The center back length is 30".http://www.backcountry.com/store/newsletter/a254/Waterproof-Breathable-Explained.html

1.) You do know that these are the men's jackets right?2.) Sizing is about the same that it's always been.3.) Sorry, but they don't vary the sizing between colors.

Most of the nylon rain jackets are meant for easy on/off and are quite lightweight. They are designed (mostly) for easily throwing them on and taking them off easily over you outer layer (particularly in 3-season situations. If zip-in compatibility is a MUST, look more in the gore-tex TNF shells. There are more 3-in-1 zip-in's there for layerability, warmth, breathability, and versatility for unpredictable weather.

Center back length is 26" and this doesn't have a hood.

Nope. Just the 2 exterior. This is more of a jacket/shirt, so that's why there's not a pickpocket etc.

Call their 1800# or start a chat session to speak with a bc.com rep (they have direct inventory access).

Bigger than what?It goes all the way up to 2XL.

I'd go with a medium for a nice athletic fit. I think you'd be swallowed up in a large unless you plan on continually wearing numerous layers beneath.

You can return it to bc.com no questions asked. However, the smartwool website does have the care for this item as, "dry clean as needed." What do the tags on the shirt say?

Call the 1800# or start a chat session. The bc.com reps have direct access to inventory & warehouse.

http://www.exofficio.com/content/customerservice/sizing_info.htm

The main material Marmot's proprietary PreCip® 2.8 oz 100% Nylon Ripstop StretchIt's light, but tough.

Here are the fabric specs:214 g/m2 TKA 100 100% polyester fleece Hope that helps.

My favorite color is green, but I can't help you with the jacket.

Wouldn't recommend machine-washing these, but you can certainly hand-wash them per the care instructions: "Hand-wash, line-dry or wear-dry" No dry-cleaning required.

Check the 1800# or start up a chat session to talk directly to a bc.com rep. They have access to warehouse & inventory info.

Available sizes are up in the select options drop-down box. This jacket is available up to XL.

Depends on how big you are and how large's typically fit you. As a general rule TNF & other athletic/outdoor clothing fits a little more snug than other types of clothing.

Nope, sorry. Just 2 exterior.

The reviews below the product can be both helpful and insightful. I especially recommend the one by "Miss Lauren."

And the winner of "Most Random Question of the Day" goes to....Your best bet would be amazon &/or eBay.

Nope. Sorry.

My wife says that yes it does and that you should buy this jacket immediately. She loves hers.

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Mine's a little looser than expected for a tight-fitting baselayer as well.

Start up a chat session and see what they can work out for you.

Of course. For detailed return info check out the return policy link at the bottom of the page.

I'm a fellow mondo-noggin and just received a bc.com beanie today. It fits great.

Yes. Many TNF jackets are designed with stow pockets for easy low-mass travel. (My wife even has a jacket and large puffy vest that do the same.) Quite convenient.

Shipping link at the bottom of the page. "Czech" it out. lolz

I am 5"10 and 160 lbs. I bought the Ladies XL and wore it for while. I found it to be tight in the shoulders, the waist was good but it seemed like it had a larger bottom for hips. The jacket never fit me right. I am wide shouldered and do not have hips. I ended up selling my ladies XL on e-bay and just bought a mens medium. It seems to give me more room in the shoulders, waist was good and no hips in the jacket! The only thing I do not like about it are the pit zippers. Other than that, I think it is a keeper. Light weight and warm. Oconomowoc, WIIf you're just "a little big in the waist" still go with the women's. If you have broader shoulders and more of a men's frame, go with the men's. Otherwsie, a women's would be better.

Uhmm....no. The mesh on the side is for venting and air flow. These are sold as a breathable hiking shoe, not a waterproof one.

In my opinion this would be a step up from Smartwool and definitely from TNF (again, my opinion). And yes, this is a midweight. It's warm for layering and for cold/cold weather activities. If it's a little warmer go down, if it's colder or you're less active, go up to the 300's and 400's.

Medium mi amigo.

These fit true to size and mabye a little on the slim side.

Depends on how cold it is where you are. The Nuptse is definitely the warmer of the two and has an extra pocket. On the other hand, the Aconcagua is only $89.

They run true to size. What are MOST of your shoes, or average all of them. Better yet, find a local retailer and try on a pair before getting them here. : )

A warm damp rag; if that doesn't work, a warm damp rag + mild detergent; if that doesn't work, throw it in the wash and then go ahead and invest in some DWR. You would've needed it anyway to keep the water resistance throughout the life of your jacket.

These would work, but it better be really cold. Cap4 is really warm. I'd also suggest that your top layer be something that really stops the wind.

7 dwarves?

Start a chat by clicking on "Chat Now" at the top of the page. The bc.com reps have direct access to inventory & the warehouse.

Machine wash cold (gentle cycle) or handwash and hang or lay out to dry.

TNF Redpoint.

It runs pretty true to size, but "a feet" may be a little vague however.

If you usually get a medium, get a medium. Also, there are loads of reviews below that include the buyers height/weight.

Inventory questions are best answered by calling the 1800# or clicking on the "Chat Now" icon, both of which are at the top of the page. The bc.com reps have direct access to inventory & warehouse.

Like scaring the geese and then waiting for the feathers to fall off? : ) You'd have a better chance of getting your answer straight from Mtn.Hardwear.

Uhmm....yes. : ) It is a man-made fabric but it's somewhere between cotton and silk as far as feeling. It's slightly stretchy and not at all itchy. I would call it less fibrous than a wool or cotton though. It's very comfortable and quite "sporty." I (and my wife) have several layers of capilene (but I think I now prefer the wool baselayers a little more: either by Patagonia or Icebreaker.) They are more natural and I like the way they feel a little more.

No zips. Sorry.

Yup, that would be detailed view #8.

Dual draw-cord cinch adjustment, but alas, no powder-skirt.

So what's the difference between 1x and XL?

It comes treated w/ DWR (your repellant solution), but this is by no means a jacket that is meant to be waterproof.

Good luck this soon after the holidays. Try thenorthface.com

(average conditions) 1 L in around 3:40

For inventory questions, click on the chat now box or call bc.com's 1800#. The bc.com reps can answer you quickly and easily.

Cold wash reg/gentle with like colors and hang dry.

Zip and button.

With any of the shells that say "zip-in compatible." However, it will be rather bulky.

I dunno...one's a Disney character?

Click on the shipping link at the bottom of every page for shipping info.

The center back length is 35", and the available sizes are at the top of the page in the "Select Options" drop-down box.

Hand or machine wash. No dry clean.

If it's not in the drop-down box, they don't have it in stock. It's real-time updated w/their warehouse.

Rachel, first of all, there's no need to yell. Secondly, you'll need to be more specific: is this the jacket that you're thinking about buying? What size, what's your build? etc., etc., etc., and thirdly, if you'll take the time to read the other reviews and questions below, you'll see that this particular jacket runs a little on the big side.

It'll keep you warm down to 30, so you should be very toasty at 40-55.

That's a question for the folks at http://www.thenorthface.com

The center back length is 29", so just do your measurements to see if your bum will be dry and toasty.

No. It doesn't have anything for attaching it to a liner. You don't need those features though. They make it nice, but they're not absolutely necessary. You should be fine.

No. It's not. Final answer.

Yes. Your friend is wrong. Congrats, he/she owes you a beer. : )

What does your question mean?

If it doesn't show that it's available, then it's not. Sorry, but the selection at the top of the page is real-time updated with the warehouse.

The color/size availability is real-time updated with the warehouse, so what show is what is available. You can always go to thenorthface.com for online dealers.

Hand or machine. No dry-cleaning.

Machine or hand. No dry-cleaning.

I have a Mountain Hardwear Synchro and love it (I'm 25.) And the Patagonia Guide jackets are great as well.

Betty,There are some great little links at the bottom of the page that will answer your every question. They're quite helpful. I recommend the one labeled, "Return Policy."

Return that guy for a 100% no hassle exchange this very instant.

You're exactly a medium.

You'll be plenty warm in that weather with that layering. Maybe even too toasty if you're doing much more than walking around town.

Roy,The questions and answers are here, so the same things aren't asked over and over again. Nevertheless, no. The hood does not zip off.

J,For inventory questions call bc.com directly or open a live chat session. Take a gander at the top right-hand part of the page.

Sounds like borderline M/L. Depends on how you'll be using it and what you'll have beneath. For casual pursuits or with several layers beneath, go with the large. If it's for outdoor use or you plan to just go with a tee beneath, go with the large.

Any of TheNorthFace shells that say "zip-in compatible."

Any of The North Face baselayers, fleece jackets, or insulated jackets that have "zip-in compatible" in the product description are thereby compatible with TheNorthFace outershells.

About the same. It looks fine.

This jacket is for colder wet weather by design; not suitable for warmer weather. If you like Marmot, get something in their "Precip" line that is simply a breathable waterproof shell, and then you can just layer beneath it for cooler temperatures.

Uhm yeah....you're going to have to be more specific than "the northface jacket," because they make quite a few.

........hmmmm....................HUH?!?!

Inventory questions are best addressed by contacting bc.com directly. This can be done by calling the 1800# or clicking on the "chat now" icon in the top right-hand corner of the page.

It has a 34" center back length.

Yes. It's this year's model, and yes, the interior is black.

Probably a Large.

Medium my amigo.

Inventory questions are best answered by calling the 1800# or clicking on the "chat now" icon. Both of which are located in the top right-hand corner of the page. The bc.com reps there have direct access to inventory and their warehouse.

It has to do with contractual agreements between bc.com and TheNorthFace. You will need to order it directly from TNF for European shipping.

Inventory questions are best answered by calling the 1800# or clicking on the "chat now" icon. Both of which are located in the top right-hand corner of the page. The bc.com reps there have direct access to inventory and their warehouse.

Beneath the picture of the item is the product description which indicates that yes, the faux fur is indeed removable.

Up by the product description is the "Tech Specs" which indicate that, yes, there is a hood and it is indeed removable.

Up by the product description is the "Tech Specs" which indicate that, yes, there is a hood and it is indeed removable.

They have different colors and different cuts. The men's have broader shoulders and are more square while the women's are more hourglass with a bit narrower shoulders.

It's all fleece. This is probably the microfleece that you're going for.

The North Face Redpoint or Redpoint Thermal.

You could give it a shot. Usually the men's & women's jackets are cut differently though. (I perosonally wouldn't.)If you do and it doesn't work, bc.com has a great, hassle-free return policy.

Yes. It does have a hem cinchcord.

Nope. It's not going anywhere.

Nope. This jacket is insulated and is not zip-in compatible.

Sold out.

Ok....but that's not really a question. The box at the top of the page says that bc.com has XS and XL left.

Medium is where its at bro!!!

This is far more meant to be a layering piece than outerwear. It's a lighter fleece than the Denali and it's by NO means wind proof. Also, the Denali will be a bit more resistant to everyday wear and tear.On the other hand, you WON'T see 31 high school girls, 14 jr high boys, and 3 dogs wearing THIS jacket too every time you put it on, like you will with the Denali.

This jacket IS zip-in compatibly, but the Apex Bionic is not, sorry. You didn't mention what you needed it for, but TheNorthFace Redpoint line of jackets would be a better option. They're bomber stuff.

For inventory questions it's best to speak directly to a bc.com rep. b/c they have access to inventory numbers and the warehouse. You can call the 1800# or click on the "chat now" icon; both of which are located in the top righthand corner of the page.

Does it have to be TheNorthFace? Some other companies make some great non-puffy down jackets as well. (Montbell, Mountain Hardwear, Patagonia, etc.)BC.com's Luft 800Cloudveil Inversion JacketMtnHardwear LoDownMontbell Ultralight DownOutdoor Research ErgoPatagonia Down Sweater

That's a question for the bc.com reps. You can contact them by calling the 1800# or clicking on the "chat now" icon, both of which are available at the top righthand corner of the page. They have direct access to inventory and warehouse.

I don't think so. Unless she's going to be layering up pretty heavy beneath it.

Look for a jacket with a zip-in fleece lining. They're sometimes called 3-in-1's.Exactly, and usually the better ones will be composed of a goretex type of material instead of nylon. It will stand up better to the freezing precipitation.

Go with the large, this will be worn on top of all other clothing, so you want space. You don't want your outer shell to be too small!

25" from center back

Yes & yes.

Sz1 - 4-5.5 M & WSz2 - M(6-7.5) W(6-7)Sz3 - M(8-9.5) W(7.5-8.5)Sz4 - M(10-12.5) W(9-10.5)Sz5 - M(13-15) W(are you kidding me!?!)

I'm not sure, but I'd guess probably not. That usually just with outerwear.

It IS fleece....

It's made for layering, but not zip-in compatible.

You can wear these running, but these are not intended to be running tights. They're not going to block much wind at all. They are great a wicking away moisture, but are designed to be layered beneath other...........layers.

I usually fold it so it can line up with the pocket, then I would just fold it into squares and shove it in.______________________________________Just shove it in."That's what she said." -Michael Scott

What is..."How do you know when someone has put a review in the question box," Alex.

Any of TheNorthFace shells that are "zip-in compatible" are OK with the Denali. This is NOT one of them.These are: TNF Various Guide, TNF Alliance, TNF Stratosphere, TNF Heathen, TNF Mountain Light, etc., etc., etc.

Denise,I'd go with a medium; simply because of the arms. It might be a little baggy, but he should be layering beneath it anyways, and besides, your little beansprout will fill it out in no time.

Yeah, but "resistant" being the operative word, as in not "proof."

Nick, You're right. This jacket is by NO means a rain shell. However, the nylon in the jacket comes treated with DWR (your "water repellent spray"), so it should be ok when you get caught unexpectedly. Therefore, it would also be recommended to reapply DWR every year or so, just to be safe.

Debbie, No. It's simply a "rain slicker" or shell.

Yup, sure does.

It does come in Fusion Pink this season, but it's sold out. Everywhere.

The North Face Redpoint Optimushttp://www.backcountry.com/store/TNF3638/The-North-Face-Redpoint-Optimus-Insulated-Jacket-Mens.html

It's not detachable. It's lightly insulated and designed to fit over helmets if necessary. Those using this jacket usually need a hood with such features, so it's not detachable.

Not it doesn't. This is Patagonia's top-of-the-line winter activities jacket. It's designed to be warm in extremely cold/wet outdoor endeavors. If the down EVER, does get moist and/or clumpy, the thing has a lifetime warranty, but I VERY seriously doubt that it will EVER be an issue.

This would be an ok jacket, but it's by no means "hardcore," which would definitely describe Chi-Town's winters. You might want to look more into gore-tex shells: Mountain Light Parka, Statosphere, or the Heathen jacket. You're going to dish out more, but it will be well worth it with weatherability & breathability (and the Mountain Light Parka is 29" instead of 26" (all of the others including this one.)

Large is your size, and this jacket features a full-length zipper w/buttoning flap on top.

Yup. And I dare you to find a better price, anywhere!

Not available. TNF website is behind.

They're a 100% polyester and "Omni Dry for moisture control," so yes, they wick (but probably not as well as other products on bc.com (but that's just my 2 cents).

Yeah, but they'll probably be loose. Might want to take a look at the Icebreaker bottoms as well; they're quite form fitting and might work a little better for your guy. P.S. Buy him a sandwich too!

On the athletic side of a regular fit.

Define "seal." The jacket is waterproof and has a lifetime warranty, so if it starts to defect, you can get another, but it's generally recommended to treat rainjackets with DWR once a year/season or so (Or as needed).

Yes. Same sizing.

Yes, and they're a great feature for outdoor activities, but you're right. it's not really a "mom thing."

It's already on sale. You can always click on the "chat now" icon and beg to a bc.com rep as well.

http://www.thenorthface.com

That question would best be answered by clicking on the "chat now" icon in the top righthand corner of the page to speak directly to a bc.com rep.

Yes. It's the detachable pouch spoken of in the product description and the tech specs above.

Look at the number of reviews and ratings, and then make an educated decision. That's what they're there for. I personally have had this one for years and think it's the best jacket for the money. It is the company's best-selling product and product line.

For questions regarding inventory and shipping, it's best to click on the "chat now" icon in the top righthand corner of the page.

Yes, it does.

The measurements are beneath the size guide, but if you can't get those, I'd recommend the XL. This is meant for layering and you don't want it too bulky, plus BC.com's return/exchange policy is unbeatable.

Are you asking how puffy it is? If you are. It's quite puffy.

The insulation is built into the shell.

Out all of the time.

Click on the "chat not" icon in the top righthand corner of the page to speak with a bc.com rep about inventory issues.

I've both checked my Osprey pack and carried it on without a problem. Mine is a larger pack (Aether 60). When I checked it, I just tucked in all of the compression straps (but you can always buy a raincover for it.) You should be fine carrying on this bag.

If you're truly using it as a baselayer and layering on top of it, go with the Med, but if you're going to be using this as just a casual shirt for around town (really not what it's designed to be), go with the L.

I would assume that they zip and are covered (or sealed), since the shell is described as waterproof, but I don't know for certain.

Yes Denali jackets will zip-in to these. Yes the pink is w/dark brown trim.

XL or XXL would be my best guess, but find a tape measure and then check out the sizing chart. (If you don't have a tape measure, just get a belt or string or fishing line, mark the measurement, and then get a ruler etc. to measure the belt/string/line.

Nope. Limited edition. No color choice.

That all depends on what you're doing. Shopping around town? Through hiking the AT? Mountaineering?

The Sentinel is definitely the warmer/better of the two.

With most merino products, you just wash them cold/gentle and air dry.

Take a look at the sizing chart beneath the price & color/availability section at the top of the item description.

Around a size 2 | Waist - 24.5 | Hip 34.5

It does not.

Add the item to your cart to see.The answer is no, and shipping is free w/purchases >$50

No, it does not.

It means some shells have an internal zipper so that you can zip this into the inside of the shell that's weatherproof. Then it'll all be one bomber jacket.

I would use a front loader with gentle detergents meant for outdoor clothing. Some detergents and really screw w/DWR.

Please read other reviews and questions before asking. (That's why they're there, to be helpful and informative.) Copy + Paste = "The water proofing rating goes from 0-20,000 (generally). You get what you pay for in waterproofing, but the main difference is breathability. Some of the cheap items are just glorified trash bags that will give you swamp-ass faster than an LSU game in august." -Michael Kisow

First of all, Jan, there's no need to scream. Second, if you're going to be wearing several layers of sox or extremely thick socks, then I'd go up to the 9, but otherwise, stick with the 8.5. Additionally, for size/color availability please refer to the "select options" drop-down box beneath the product's pricing information.

Is that a question?

A good question to ask Julbo directly. Here's a link to worldwide dealers b/c I'm a nice guy.http://www.julbo-eyewear.com/en/dealer_locator.html

For size/color availability, it's best to click on the "Chat Now" icon in the top righthand corner of the page in order to speak directly with a bc.com employee.

Depends on the LAT & LONG of said 3-seasons. What exactly do you want to know?

I don't know where bc.com says that it's $119, but google shopping is WAC!!!

The actual price is $148. Shipping on any order >$50 is free, as stated at the top of the page, and for most there isn't tax.P.S. Google shopping is a liar. Don't ever believe it.

The thermal is an alternative design with a higher loft fleece while the regular Denali is what you typically think of when you think of fleece. The thermal is a little shaggier, a little shinier, and packs down smaller for the trail. If you're wanting it for the trails, I'd go with the thermal. If you're wanting it for your teenage daughter who asked for a Denali jacket, get the regular; you don't want her to be mocked for not having the same as everyone else.

The main differences are the fleece weight and the pockets (not much, I know). Personally, I like this jacket more. It looks better in my opinion and has a heavier material for the same price as the Pumori. And for this price, you can't beat it.

The size/color "select options" drop-down box is real-time updated. If it's not there, bc.com doesn't have it right now. Sorry.

No it's not waterproof. The coat's exterior is Nylon with DWR (that's a weather-proofer), but it's by no means waterproof. It may endure some moisture, but I'd be prepared if precipitation were in the forecast because you don't want the down inside your nice $300 jacket getting damp.

Doubtful. Very doubtful, but you can always check thenorthface.com for dealers and availability.

You snooze you lose____________________________________________________________This is THE most popular TNF jacket (I mean seriously, can you be a popular teenage girl without one?!?) You can always click the "chat now" button at the top righthand corner of the page to talk to a bc.com rep., or check thenorthface.com

They are form-fitting (snug) by design and feel different than a cheap, typical, foam flip-flop. In general, if you usually wear just a 13 with room and no complaints, then get a 13, but if you have several 13.5's (if they even make half sizes that large), or your 13's seem snug, then go up. They will break-in (stretch) a little with wear as well.

Lots of layers. : ) I can personally testify to Patagonia's Wool 4 & Capilene 4 are both great layering pieces. Icebreaker also has developed a great layering system. Any of their layers above the 300's would also be great.

They are available to order at the top of the page. At this moment XL is available in both the blue and the black.

For size/color availability click on the "select options" dropdown box beneath the pricing information or click on the "chat" box in the top righthand corner of the page to speak with a bc.com representative.

For information regarding availability and sizes *click* on the "select options" dropdown box beneath the pricing information or on the "chat" button at the top righthand part of the page to speak with a bc.com rep.

Define "you." If you're talking about Patagonia, then the answer is "no." They make capilene, and wool thermal underwear. Both are vastly superior to cotton in regards to heat/cool regulation, moisture, durability, and odor. If by "you" you're asking whether or not the site carries cotton long undies, then the answer is--I think--"no." Almost all long underwear bottoms are wool or a polyester of some sort for the reasons previously stated.

Nope. Just black. But the gripper gloves come in powder blue & red, and the stormtracker gloves come in crimson if that helps.

The women's version is listed at 140g.

This is a very soft top. I use it for evening bike rides or early morning skates. It keeps the wind out very well and me warm.

It's their house brand. Only Backcountry.com has this item.__________________________________________You'll just have to wait until they come back into stock. Sorry.

On mine, I wouldn't call it "plastic looking." I would say more of a "flexible rubbery" substance. (And it's a model to model thing.) I most definitely wouldn't call this a deal-breaker either. This is a great shirt in so many aspects!

Nope. Sorry.

It's like a spongy, athletic-type sweatshirt hoody. Nice, but not too heavy

Many of the Denali Jackets are made in El Salvador, but I don't know that this is the case for all of them or not.http://www.nlcnet.org/article.php?id=560

Not zip in compatible. If you are looking for one that is, I'd recommend just getting the Redpoint (non-hybrid). It is and it's a great layering jacket or standalone jacket.

Most TNF shells are designed to work with other layers. The Denali jacket is zip-in compatible, as is this jacket. However, this jacket is already a 3-in-1, but I imagine that zipping the Denali inside this shell would make it one toasty waterproof jacket.

The S.D. Drizone booties (waterproof ones w/rubber sole) are 3.045 oz each, so I would guess that these are probably 1-2oz each since they don't have the 700 fill or the rubber soles. However, that's just my guess.

You might try the Suunto Lumi Terra. It's got many of the same functions (and a few extras), but it's a specifically women's watch in design.

Which reservoir? There's 35oz-100oz.

no i have not had this happen or ever heard of it happening.

A Steripen purifies water but does not filter it. Filtering gets the grit and dirt chunks out of the water, and can be accomplished by using a cloth or fine mesh screen over your water bottle. You wouldn't neccesarily need a Katadyn filter, and it's a lot easier to port around a small cloth.By flashing the SteriPen for 90 seconds in a 1L bottle, you kill 99.9999% of all the bacteria and other nasties that are in your water. Seems a little hocus-pocusy? There's scientific proof (link below). I've used my SteriPen for quite some time now and absolutely love it. It's quick, light, and there's no taste in my water but water itself.http://steripen.com/testing.html__________________________________________________________Bandanas and coffee filters are great lightweight options as well for all you multiusers and gram counters.

After reading the other product descriptions on this page, I was convinced to order one size smaller than I normally wear. I am 5'3, 115lbs, and usually wear a size Small. I bought the nuptse vest in size X-Small and it fits perfectly; also, the fit allows for both layering or not layering. If I had bought my normal size, it would've been too big. Absolutely LOVE this vest!___________________________________________________________My wife is a Med and she ordered a Med which fit just fine. It's a puffy vest, so of course it's puffy, but it packs down really well into it's Napoleon stow pocket

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There are all sorts of other online retailers. Out of respect for Backcountry, I won't mention them here, but do a google search, or go to http://www.thenorthface.com and look for a list of retailers.

It's warm, but in the snow? Seriously? Why are you out in the snow with only a t-shirt? Are you just outside, like sledding, or making snow angels? This guy is really warm, but it's a jacket, not a coat. I'd definitely recommend at least 1 warm long sleeve layer underneath. (Not to mention that it's not meant for precipitation.)

Like all Sierra Designs tents, the Sirius 3 is very stable. The "swift clips" & open pole design allow excellent air flow between body & fly. Older pole sleeve designs could dam air, restricting flow resulting in more movement in high winds.I've had mine out with 25+ mph gusts and rain, and as long as you set it up facing the right way, there is absolutely NO leaking and the thing is waaaay sturdy.

Floor Space: 41sq ft (3.8sq m)Pole Material: DAC Press FitThere is this thing called the Tech Specs on each item that helps out a lot.Hahaha

Nope. Just a thing layer of nylon for stopping wind & mild precipitation. Super nice. Superlight.

The Apex Bionic is a softshell with a "spongy" exterior material and fleece lining. It can be layered, but it doesn't zip in (connect to) other NF waterproof hardshell layers. It's also a bit more weatherproof. The RedPoint is truly better for layer and on the trail. It's got a nylon exterior and is slightly stuffed. It compresses down smaller (into its own pocket), and can snap into a hardshell (creating a 3-in-1).