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It's darn near white. The suit's color is very pale lavender with purple details (zippers, velcro, etc.)

Andrew's answer is not entirely accurate. The WWW's edges have a three degree base bevel on them, meaning the edge on the bottom of the board is angled up three degrees-- also called a "park tune." This allows for easier, catch-free jibs and rail slides. That said, the edges will still be sharp and not rounded.

I recommend at least detuning the tip and tail where the board meets the snow (contact points). Then, take it for a ride. At this point it's your call whether you choose to detune the entire edge. On my rail boards, I generally file down the contact points and use a soft stone between the bindings. That way I have catch free nose and tail, but still have some edge control between the binders.

Hey Jeff, yep you sure can send back the unwanted shoes. You can click on the Help button in the top right corner to view our Unlimited Return Policy, or simply read on....Unconditional 100% GuaranteeWe guarantee complete satisfaction and an unlimited lifetime warranty. If at any time -- now, next month, in 30 years -- you're not 100% satisfied, send your gear back for a full refund. No questions asked.Instructions• Create an RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) number.• Fill out the form on the back of your sales receipt, including the RMA.• Package the gear along with all tags and the Return/Exchange form.• Write the RMA number on the outside of the box and send to:Returns/Exchanges2607 South 3200 West, Suite ASalt Lake City, UT 84119Your card will be credited upon receipt of the returned merchandise.Recommendations• Use the pre-printed address label for faster processing.• Send your package via UPS or FedEx.• Exchanges: To ensure availability, place an exchange order immediately.I hope that helps! Enjoy.

Hey John, you can see sizes by clicking on "View Sizing Chart" located under the price on the right side of the page.

You can read in "Tech Specs" on the right side of the page that the jacket is water resistant.

Hey RC, I checked out mountainhardwear.com for more info, and didn't read anything specific about a bathtubbed floor. I did, however, find that all MHW tents are guaranteed watertight. Check this out straight off the MHW website, "Guaranteed watertight construction with welded body construction, fully taped 30-denier fly, welded corners and guy clip anchors. Rain room tested with 1200" of rain in 24 hours." Unless you're camping at the bottom of the Atlantic, I think you're good! Hope that helps.

Hey Ali, I've worn tons of Burton brand pants, even the 08 version of this pant called the Shank which are also super baggy. I wear a 32 waist denim pant and a size Medium in Burton outerwear pants which are still roomy in the waist. A size L will be in the 34" range, probably on the big side. All that said, Backcountry.com has only L and XL in stock. I'd order up the L and see if it fits. If not, you can always send them back for a full refund or exchange. **Please keep in mind, when you try on snowboard outerwear, it looks much bigger when you're just standing around your living room. With boots and layers plus strapping in on a board, your outerwear will look less baggy. I hope that helps! Tim

2500mm translates into a 2.5K rating-- not good. I consider 5K the bare minimum for waterproofing, and I won't wear anything less than 10K. I'm afraid your butt will get soaked pretty quick in your Morrow pants.

Hi Nicole, this jacket is very warm, and features plenty (160 grams) of synthetic HeatSeeker insulation. Please keep in mind this is a "casual" jacket, meaning it will be best for cruising around town, shoveling walkways, and general outdoor fun-- not a ski jacket. It's wind and water resistant also. Would I choose the Toben jacket on a bitterly cold Canadian day? Absolutely! I hope that answers your question, enjoy!

Nope, sorry. We didn't order that colorway for this season. Bummer!

It's designed for "warm days in the park" so you might want to think about a different jacket or be prepared for some serious layering. You should also consider that its rated at 5k waterproof/breathable which is kinda low.RippinStick says: I shred the beautiful Wasatch daily, and I would totally rock this jacket. I wear a shell jacket at the Bird on all but the coldest of days with a baselayer and sweater or light fleece. Barrett is right though, 5K waterproof rating is fairly low. You might get damp on those days when it's nuking snow.

No, this hoodie is not lined.

This jacket holds up awesome. Water resistant and breathable, and the seams are sewn tough. This jacket can handle whatever you can dish out.

All jackets are sold as-is, meaning we do not sell individual components. I dug around, and found two zip-in compatible The North Face shell jackets. The shells will zip together with any zip-compatible The North Face fleece/insulator. I suggest the Varius Guide jacket because it's totally waterproof/breathable, has a removable hood and looks nearly identical to the Plan B. Here are the links...http://www.backcountry.com/store/TNF2427/The-North-Face-Varius-Guide-Jacket-Mens.htmlhttp://www.backcountry.com/store/TNF3530/The-North-Face-Mountain-Light-Jacket-Mens.htmlHope that helps.

This shirt has a normal, flat hem at the bottom. It's not slanted, the image was just shot off center probably.

Yes, the Vasque Clarion GTX features a Gore-tex waterproof-breathable membrane. Most every time you see "GTX" in a footwear title, it means Gore-tex waterproof-breathable.

Have you taken a look at the sizing chart? It's on the right side of the screen under the Select Options box. Just click "View Sizing Chart."

No, this jacket is not waterproof.

Yes, the Beryllium pant features a fully waterproof, rainbow-zipper drop seat. Hope that answers your question Amy3Dog!

We have one style of Black XL Spyder snowpants currently. Here is the link...http://www.backcountry.com/store/SPD0862/Spyder-Force-Pant-Mens.htmlIf these don't suit you, BCC.com's 08-09 Spyder snow apparel will start arriving in September and October. We'll have a full line of black XL Spyder pants for you to choose from! Hope that helps.

Unconditional 100% GuaranteeWe guarantee complete satisfaction and an unlimited lifetime warranty. If at any time -- now, next month, in 30 years -- you're not 100% satisfied, send your gear back for a full refund. No questions asked.

Yes it will. The S/M size 686 Checker Weave belt fits 26-34 inch waists.

We don't have size 8EE in stock currently. All in stock sizes are listed in the "Select Options" box above.

To calculate shipping costs, simply add the item to your cart and begin the check out procedure. When you enter in your address, ship options will appear.

It's a box that you can purchase so your package will be all pretty when you get it. For example, if you're giving a GIFT and need a nice BOX for it.

You'll need to contact customer service about that one. The Q&A feature is a community forum-- i.e. customers. Call 1-800-409-4502 or click on Chat Now in the top right corner of the screen.

Yep, this jacket has a removable powder skirt. You can see the skirt's zipper in the detail images, and this feature is called out in the "Tech Specs" box on the right hand of this screen.

Yes the Zot is a softshell jacket, made of softshell materials.

You need a size 11. With flip-flops, always upsize when you're in between.

The outseam is 19 in.

Yes, Backcountry.com does ship Columbia brand to Canada. To see shipping costs, simply choose a size and add the item to your shopping cart. Fill out your shipping address, and various shipping options with corresponding costs will appear.

All the colors you see on this page are the colors we have in stock. And because this is a jacket from a previous year, backcountry.com isn't getting more of this model in.

Yes, any shirt provides a certain degree of UV protection, however this shirt isn't officially UV rated. Honestly though, I don't know a single person who's gotten sunburned through their t-shirt :) You can type in "Columbia UPF" into the search box at the top of the screen to see all UPF rated Columbia gear. Hope that helps!

This shirt is 100% cotton, so I don't expect it to be completely dry the next morning. Check out synthetic shirts like these for much quicker dry times...http://www.backcountry.com/store/HOR0240/Horny-Toad-Patron-Shirt-Short-Sleeve-Mens.htmlhttp://www.backcountry.com/store/HOR0190/Horny-Toad-Sly-Shirt-Short-Sleeve-Mens.htmlHope that helps!

There are two chest pockets and two hand pockets. This jacket has an athletic cut so it will fit close to your body, but it won't fit too tight.

Yes.

Yes.

Yeah, it's a real drag, unless your pants have pockets on them.

If you read the email, it states that the 50% off promo code is for backcountryOUTLET.com ONLY-- not backcountry.com.

They sit at the waist.

Yes, backcountry.com has XL size in stock. Click on the Select Options box next to the main pic to see all in stock sizes.

No there isn't very much ankle support.

They've got 3/4 zips. That's a pretty big vent.

These aren't the Buzz Off version, but I did a little research and found that version for you. "Ex Officio Insect Shield Convertible Pant" item # EXO0254. Hope that helps! http://www.backcountry.com/store/EXO0254/Ex-Officio-Insect-Shield-Convertible-Pant-Mens.html

This jacket is zip in compatible with any "zip in compatible" The North Face fleece that is the same size.

This jacket is completely waterproof/breathable with a mesh lining that feels really nice against my skin. It lacks pit zips. I did a little research, and found a VERY similar jacket that's equipped with pit zips for you. "The North Face Venture Jacket" has pit zips and an upgraded nylon liner instead of mesh. Hope that helps! http://www.backcountry.com/store/TNF2826/The-North-Face-Venture-Jacket-Mens.html

It's HIGHLY wind-resistant, as well as insulated. The jacket lacks pit zips but does have eyelets in the underarm to vent excess pit-stank. I would wear it on my motorbike, but I live in the scorching desert! :)

It's a low profile watch that's not very big. It will look fine on your small wrist.

I got my Rotolog for X-mas 2004, right when they came out. I've still got it, and wear it all the time. The batteries last about a year before they need to be changed.

Yellow is most readily visible.

This jacket is great for normal winter use, like playing in the snow or shoveling your front walk. 3.35 lbs of total weight means plenty of Heatseeker insulation to keep your body heat in, and the nylon shell is also water and wind resistant.

If you bought your sunglasses from backcountry.com, they offer a completely unlimited lifetime warranty. Just obtain an RMA by clicking on "My Account" > Order History > Return Order. If you didn't buy from backcountry.com, visit www.costadelmar.com and click "Care and Repair" at the top of their homepage.

To see inseam lengths, simply click on "View Sizing Chart" located under the Select Options box. Scroll down to see men's inseam lengths. Subtract two inches for "short" inseam lengths.

"Bark" color is dark brown.

No ironing required.

The Oakley Riddle on this page (Item #OAK0838) isn't polarized. Just look under Tech Specs on the right side of the page. Backcountry.com does have women's version in stock that is polarized: Item #OAK0837. Or, simply type "Oakley Riddle" into the search box.

The hood doesn't stow.

Ex Officio's BUZZ-OFF material is completely odorless.

To answer both of your questions Caribe Sal, the Coleman model number is 9392-152. Backcountry.com's image is accurate only it's a little hard to see all six walls in their image. If you look closely at the left side of the Screen House, you can see the wall connecting the near and far walls and there is also one on the other side. So, two walls in front, two walls in back, and two connecting= six total walls. The image and description are accurate.

These lenses aren't polarized, but the Square Wire does come in a few polarized versions. Backcountry.com's SKUs for the polarized Square Wires are OAK1106, OAK0509 and OAK1404. Hope that helps. Cheers!

Hi there, I found a handy-dandy size chart online for this particular product-- the Ruffwear approach pack. According to the info, you should measure your dog's girth at the widest part of the ribcage. Hope this helps. Cheers!size dog girth† capacityXXS 12"-19" 30-48 cm 122 cu. in. 2 LXS 17"-24" 43-61 cm 305 cu. in. 5 LS 21"-30" 53-76 cm 549 cu. in. 9 LM 26"-36" 66-91 cm 732 cu. in. 12 LL 32"-48" 81-122 cm 976 cu. in. 16 L

Laptop Pocket Dimensions: 20 x 12 x 2in (50 x 30 x 5cm)

That is a very specific question that would best be handled by customer service. Have info ready like what model of heart rate monitor, etc. You can call Polar USA by visiting www.polar-usa.us/policies/contact-us. OR, you can contact backcountry.com directly by clicking "CHAT NOW" in the upper right corner of the homepage or call them at 1-800-409-4502. Good luck mate!

The hat is not adjustable, and size XL fits up to a 24" melon. It's darn close to 24.5", though not quite there. I know that even 1/2 inch can mean the difference between a comfy fitting hat and a ridiculous looking brain-constrictor. That said, backcountry.com offers a completely unlimited return policy, so you can get your moola back, or switch it for a bigger hat.. no worries.

Backcountry.com doesn't sell the liner sold separately. If you're dying to only purchase the liners, you can try contacting Kamik directly by email. info@kamik.com-- but $45 for a new pair of boots will probably equal the cost of new liners + shipping.

Hey MFenster, the Motive actually features none of the above, it's got snaps-- four to be exact. The snaps match the shirt's color and blend in nicely with the fabric. Take a closer look at www.arcteryx.com. Cheers!

The Garmin Forerunner 201 doesn't give voice commands.

The CURRENT cost of this sweater on backcountry.com is $47.96 USD, which equals $63.17 NZD. Check out www.xe.com for a great currency exchange website. The sizing chart supplied on the upper-right side of this very page, will help you find your size. Cheers!

if you're a 34 waist, size Large will be perfect for you.