This is a medium weight jacket. It is packable but is not designed for fast/light situations.

Yes it can.

Yes they are!

As long as you ordered the parka and not just the shell it should come with both the shell and the liner attached.

This is not an interchange piece so it will not work. If you're looking for something in Columbia's hunting line specifically best try another source. However, if it doesn't have to be camo oriented then simply look for anything that is 3in1 compatible. Like the Ice Axe Softshell. Hope this helps!

Yes the shorst are the same construction as the pants. With the legs zipped off the convertible pant leaves a 10" inseam short.

The hood does not stow on this particular garment.

Measurements are in the sizing chart link right above the ADD TO CART button!

If you're speaking to the velcro strap on the back side o fthe hood it is a volume adjustment. By using the velcro strap you can move the visor higher or lower on your brow for better fit.

Its a fleece so it will be nice and snuggly!

4"

I would suggest a one pice suit to help insulate the lttle guy. Try the Little Matterhorn Suit. It's been one of our top kids styles for years.

6"

Ya this is merely a wind/rain jacket.

Mens medium = 30-32 inch waist, large=32-34, xl= 34-36. not sure how this would translate to hip width but hoepfully this helps some. the Silver Ridge short also runs a bit slim due to the active cut so maybe order one size up from normal.

I would go with Mx32 for you.

medium

medium

I would go with the medium.

I would go with the medium.

No, this is not an interchange piece.

No, this is not an interchange piece.

29 inches

Yes it is! Wash on cold with a powder detergent. Tumble dry low.

Yes it is! Wash on cold with a powder detergent. Tumble dry low.

Faux down is constructed to be as warm as down but at a lower cost. This piece is a great piece to wear buy itself or layer under a full shell for play in the snow.

Faux down is constructed to be as warm as down but at a lower cost. This piece is a great piece to wear buy itself or layer under a full shell for play in the snow.

Yes it does. This is out of our Titanium line and has been a great style this past season!

Parka actually referes more to the fact that the jacket is insulated in someway. Without insulation the jacket would be referred to as a shell. Columbia has great parkas in the sens ethat we specialize in the interchange technology which allows you to effectively have 3 coats in one as you can remove the liner to wear seperately from the shell or combine them for ultimate warmth and weather proofness. This parka is one of our most popular and would suit your needs and the description of the gear needed for your trip. Enjoy!

The waypoint will not fit the Bugaboo. The Waypoint is designed for Titanium jackets and the Bugaboo is from the core collection.

Charcoal heatehr is more of a grey.

Absolutely. This is a great jacket for that purpose.

The Thunderstorm II has a 30" back length. 32"+ you're getting more into the trench styling which is hard to find in outdoor gear.

This jacket will work great. It has a great fit and is breathable. However, it is not waterproof so as long as you're not going in the rain you should be fine.

Faux down is a poly based inslation that is meant to mimick down. Coats really cannot have a temp rating as it is totally based on the amount of activity being done. With normal out door activity this coat will keep the little ones well below freezing. Hope that helps.

I would lean towards medium.

This is going to be a active fit so cut a little tighter and shorter than your authentic fit.

Yes, as long as its not raining.

single zipper pocket on right side.

Unless they're carrying a lagre melon on their shoulders then yes. Otherwise go for the adult.

If you're looking for a fabric/styling match check out the Nail Gun Pant here:

http://www.backcountry.com/store/COL0960/Columbia-Nail-Gun-Pant-Mens.html

Yes, any Titanium/Interchange capable jacket will snap into this parka.

logo is on the left chest and tonal, barely noticeable.

Youth large would be too small unless you shop in the juniors section on a regular basis. I would look at an adult small.

It depends on what you're buying it for. The jacket doesn ot have a nylon shell so it will keep her warm but not dry. So for a casual jacket it would be great but if you're looking for something to keep her warm in the snow check out the Bugaboo.

That doesn't narrow it down very much! Do you know if they were Titanium or not?Are they nylon or cotton? The most popular pants for Columbia are the Silver Ridge Cargo and the Challenger pant. These are both nylon based and in the Titniaum line. Otherwise look for the Camp Roc or Roc Pant in a cotton.

Hope this helps.

Yes they do!

Medium should be perfect.

Yes on the pit zips, and the liner is white.

No, it's pretty straight across the back.

26.5"

The Titanium line has an "active" cut so i would order a small as that is a 29-32" waist.

No it will not.

Same colors and color blocking as the shell.

It's a nylon mesh liner.

This will be an excellent spring jacket. Waterproof breathable and lightweight.

Both have a full fleece jacket liner.

The pant does have a pocket next to the right side pocket but it is a button closure, not zipper. The back pockets do not close with velcro, and the cotton is a heavier weight chino fabric. These are more for casual use and not technical. I would suggest looking at the Explorer Pant in our Titanium collection.

1) No, order your noral size2) The liner can either snap in or zip in, same thing3) Length is 27"4) Backcountry always takes care fo their customers!!

The Calimaesa short is cut on our authentic fit block so it will be a bit more roomy than our Titanium pieces. I would go with a 4.

The Crag Mountain is wind proof and water resistant. This is a great everyday piece and layering piece for the colder days. It is interchange capable so can attach to any Titanium shell.

If it's Titanium then any Titanium shell, if it's not then it will zip in to any non-Titanium shell that has interchange capability.

If it's from Titanium any Titanium jacket will work. If it's from our core collection any core jacket will work. Going forward all jackets will be interchangeable, but this only started fro this fall.

Not sure what you mean the "dimensions" our styles fit true to size with an athletic cut.

They were offered, not sure if BC is sold out.

The hood is waterproof but not fleece lined or anything.

The pocket is up on the right hip, right below the waist line.

Columbia does not make a 36" inseam pant, the long is a 34-35". A 32" waist would be a size large.

Pocket is up along waist band on left hand side. It is not zippered.

They have a little elastic on the sides for comfort but are staight across the back.

They run true to size but have an active fit. I would compare it to a patagonia size 6 if that helps.

12

Yes it will.

liner is winter white.

XL should work great.

Dark tundra, which is an off brown color.

Omni-dry referes to the characteristics of the poly fabric. ie. quick dry, wicking, and UPF rated.

Yes it does!

I have never heard of our youth sizing being small before. All of our youth styles have a great history and the fit block hasn't changed. We do mak ethe set in a 3T but BC.com is currently out. The 4T may be a little big now but fit perfect for next winter.

There are lots! Just look for any Columbia Pant with the color Conch in them. Colors are always taken from the same dye so they match between styles.

mesh liner

Columbia does not post their ratings because if the product is waterproof breathable then that's what it is. This jacket is made with our Omni-Tech technology which is a waterproof breathable membrane. This also comes with our lifetime warranty so if the jacket ever leaked during the life of the garment Columbia will replace at no charge.

no

Sorry, 30" is the shortest.

19"

It is made in XL, just not instock right now. Sorry.

Gremlin is a green color, The liner is included, all jackets are rated for active weather conditions below zeor. Which means as long as you;re active you should be fine to temps below zero.

There is no system that intergrates 3 layers. It makes the coat too bulky and restirctive. The Criterion is an interchange coat and will work with any Columbia interchange liner.

Yes it will

It is a lined jacket with a DWR treatment to the shell so it will rustle a little but no more than any other ski jacket.

This is a standard cut jacket so it does not drop very low in back.

The liner has the capability to do both! So it does zip in if thats what you prefer. The liner has two hands pockets.

Check out the Omni-Shade page. Just type Omni-Shade into the search box. This is a link to all of the UPF rated product that Columbia produces. Columbia is also one of the only clothing companies to have the Skin Cancer Foudation's seal of approval. I'm sure you'll find enough clothes there to fill your closet!As for the hat, it's a standard baseball style back so I would assume a pony tail would fit through.

No such luck man, they don't make one. Buy the Singletrack, that's probably the closest thing from Columbia.Check out the Wildcard Insulated Softshell, a bit higher priced but one of the best jackets of the year. And it has a hood!

This one is a zip-in interchange system. So they both zip closed together.

Winter White is brighter.Actually White is a true white and Winter White is an off white.

No, this is a shell only but is interchange capable with any Columbia Titanium liner.

Yes, they are zipped seperately.

It depends on what shell you have. There will be a tag in the insdide stating that the jacket is interchange capable and it will either be red, blue, or gold. The waypoint can interchange if it is a gold tag. Otherwise you will need a non-Titanium piece to zip in.

This is just a rain shell with a mesh liner.

Check out the Challenger Cargo Pant from Columbia.

This is not an interchange style.

Not sure on exact inches but 10/12 isn't as big as you would think. To put it in perspective a youth 18/20 is very close to a womens small.

All of Columbia products can be machine washed. However with the high wool content I would wash on delicate.

No it will not. Columbia updated their interchange system for Fall 2008 so that all liners and jackets would be interchangeable going forward, but they will not match back with the previous Titanium zippers.

Both have the same amount and type of insulation.

Liner and accent colors are brown.

This questions is answered in the Q&A section of the Challenger Pant.

Columbia has a 1-800 number but they do not sell direct to customer so you would need to find a retailer to buy it through. Columbia.com will show all colors available for the style for your reference.

Yes

Conventional rise, which in our minds means right at the waist. Dark Tundra is a greenish brown.....

45"

brown

With any winter activity staying dry is much more important than insulation. 40g of microtemp insulation is more than adequate to keep you cozy while skiing to near 0 temps. As far as layers go a good base layer should be all that you need underneath.

The liner is not sold seperately for this jacket. Sorry!

All inseam lengths for womens snow pants are 32"

White/brown/red

Authentic, which means it fits true to size and with some room.

Correct, the zipper for the fleece and the shell are independant of eachother. This means there is less bulkiness in the front of the jacket but you still get all the benefits of our interchange system!

This jacket will be more than warm for you! I promise!

Not sure we've ever measured our mittens........

Machine wash, powder detergent, dry on low heat.

it is a true white

Call Columbia at their 1-800 number and they can get it replaced for you!1-800-547-8066

sorry, these are 33-35"

These are just a shell so they will keep you dry as a bone but there is no insulation. So unless you're skiing/riding or doing something active they may be a little chilly.

These have more of an athletic cut. I ride as well and I usually just buy a size bigger than normal and I'm good to go.

Depends on what color you were looking at. If they are both black or if the jacket has black in it, then yes. Columbia uses the same color dye throughout their line for consistency.

18/20 is the largest youth size made. From there you would go to a women's small.

Should be good to go now.

This is just a basic MTR fleece. Try checking out the Titanium fleece for stretch/quick dry features.

More of a dark raspberry, if that makes sense.

This is a high stretch/breathable garment but has no insulation. It will definitly keep you dry, but not warm unles you are highly active.

Light Pink

10"

The gloves have the same fit as any other Columbia women's glove. They are all built on the smae fit block. Hard to describe unless you"ve tried on another pair.

These gloves are water prrof breathable which will keep your hands dry. Thsi is the most important feature to keeping them warm. The rest depends on your level of activity. During normal winter activity (skiing, riding, snow shoeing) these gloves will work great.

Center back length=25"

Hillside=green, Sail=light blue. Not sure why the images are not working. I'll check on that.

See answer above

This is a 10" short when legs are zipped off.No one wants to see your pasty legs anyway!

Any fleece that is interchange capable. We also have many soft shells that will zip in as well.

Sure does, two side pockets and inner tech and goggle pockets.

2-way zipper? I assume you mean the interchange zipper, which it does!

Yes it is.

Depending on your level of activity yes. I wore my similar piece in Buffalo, NY all winter and it was great.

They do offer these in a 3T. Maybe split the difference? The coats do run true to size.

Take a look at the Wildcard Insulated Softshell. Excellent piece, I wear mine daily.

Yes, all youth bottoms from Columbia are adjustable.

Fleece is a very bulky material to wear as a base layer. Have you checked out the line of Columbia base layer instead? Those styles have specifically been designed to wear underneath garments and wick moisture while insulating heat.

This realy depends on your activity level. During normal winter activities (skiing, riding, snow shoeing) this coat is comfortable well below zero. For activities such as ice fishing, you're better off going with a puffy down jacket.

The lime green is a great color, bright but not neon. The accent color is brown.

There sure is! Just make sure any accessory you look at has the color stratosphere in it and you should be good.

Yes, which keeps you comfortable in the rain by keeping the hsell off your skin.

There are no feet in this suit. Its made to use with boots.

No, this not a compression fabric. This product is a mid weight knit which is built by an outdoor company for the outdoors.

The biggest factor in keeping the little one's warm is to keep them dry, which this coat will definitely do. With water proof zippers and our water repellency treatment your son should be able to enjoy the snow for hours.

Yes, this beanie does have ear drops.

Inseam is a medium which is 33-35"

This garment is waterproof breathable, end of story. If you're going to be on the hills this is a great pant to be in!

No, just two outer pockets

These are a 10" short when legs are off.

the smallest size this goes to is 6mo, so it will probably be a bit big for this winter.

No, just regular widths. Sorry.

All have a 32" inseam, other than that check out the sizing chart link above.

No, its more of a tight woven mesh fabric. This allows for the piece to be extremely breathable but still insulate. Makes for a great base layer.

31" center back length. One of our longer jackets.

Depends on how you like your jackets to fit! I would suggest going up a size to allow for layering if needed.

Did you look at the sizing chart? The prices are as marked.The Reg and L are referring to the inseam. Reg=32" L=34".

Absolutely! Columbia makes many liners to wear as everyday jackets or zip/snap into a shell.

This is a single layer fleece jacket.

That is the correct picture, notice the difference when compared to windsor/black which are darker colors.

Our youth product runs very true to size.

Sorry but no, this is our basic fleece jacket. It is the liner for most of the youth interchange parkas which would give you more adjustments on size.

As those are the only two inseams we make that would make sense to me...

All youth pieces are 550.

The outer shell is a poly base with our water repellancy treatment applied to it. I can honestly say that I've never heard of someone dropping their kid because of it!

This bunting is down insulated and super warm. I would think you would be over-doing it with an added jacket. Socks and boots would be good but anything more and you may roast the little guy/girl.

I saw it in a store today. It does have a drawcord at the bottom. It's also pretty comfy. I almost bought it, but I can't decide between it and another coat.Also, chekc out the WIld Card Insulated Softshell from Columbia;s Titanium line. That is one of our top selling pieces and is my favorite year-round piece. I can wear it on the hill or around town be be completely comfortable.

Cut will be our athletic cut from Titanium. I too usually wear relaxed jeans and these fit fine across the hip/quad area. Titanium pants do a have a little taper to them to avoid getting sloppy while hiking and such but the upper leg fit shouldn't be an issue.

The jacket is a shell and does not have insulation. Its designed to be more of a functional/fashionable piece. While it is wind/water resistant it will only keep you "warm" during activities.

liner and exterior accent color is black.

Most of our zippers are YKK zippers which is the industry leader. Another nice tidbit...all Columbia garments have a lifetime warranty which includes the zipper! If you ever have an issue let Columbia know and they will get you taken care of.

This is a great piece. It has the warmth of a parka being insulated and the comfort of a soft shell with the stretch/breathable fabric. The warmth index is hard to quantify as it depends solely on your level of activity. With normal activities this jacket is more than comfortable the entire season.

Yes, all Columbia garments are made machine washable. We recommend a powder detergent and even throw in the dryer for a short period on medium heat. This will help reactivate the water repellency treatment to the coat.

These pants will be great against abrasion. They are a nylon construction with stretch built in and will keep you comfortable while hiking in the SNM.

Glove sizing is kindsa tricky at times. My opinion is that all Columbia gloves fit well but not too tight. You always want a little room for the glove to trap hot air in and keep you warm.

This jacket has a tricot liner and is wind/water proof. Depending on the level of activity could be worn to 20 degrees. However, I would recommend taking a look at the Wild Card Insulated Softshell as it has a poly insulation that will be sure to keep you toasty warm into the colder days.

This particular listing is for the shell ony. If you would like the full interchange system with a liner look up the Rodeo Magic Parka. You can also purchase any interchage liner to attach to this shell and make a whole new parka yourself!

This style is offered in Tall sizing which takes into account for a longer torso and arm length. Check back to see if they have these sizes come in. LT, XLT, 2XT, etc....

Columbia is an excellent brand due to the value and features they put into their youth products. The biggest thing on keeping the little ones warm is to keep them dry. Be sure to check and see if the garment is water proof or water resistant. If this is their first time skiing water prrof bottoms are a must and they can probably do with water resistant coats. This holds true for gloves/mittens as well.Hope this helps!!!

Sizing is 6mo, 12mo, 18mo, 24 mo.This is treated with a water repellancy but is not water proof.

10 YEARS!!!!! May be time to treat yourself to a new parka! Ten years is a long time. I realize our products are awesome, but the technology has been upgraded so much in the past decade that you would be astounded on how much better we are now.If you still feel the need to just replace the inner liner I would recommend a softshell as they can be wind and water resistant where the standard fleece interchange is neither.Hope this helps!

Thsi coat would be the perfect size. It runs a 30" center back length which on most girls will put it at or just below the knees.

Yes, Columbia pants, especially inseam are very accurate. There are zippers on the bottom of this pant so beware of altering!

Columbia runs very true to size in Core and has athletic fit in Titanium. This is a core style so will run true to size.

300 is the warmest fleece, it is a zip closure, and I have no idea what you're talking about with that third one. The sleeves are fleece inside.Correct the sleeves are fleece through out so there is no knit liner.

The Steens Mountain is not interchange capable. Sorry about that!

It looks brown to me, but I'm slightly colorblind so take that with a fair bit of salt.This is actually based on our brown color palate with a green mixed in. Great earth tone color!