Backcountry.comGearGuruSteveH

I wouldnt recommend trimming them

28"

Its a dark orange/red.

A light tan and gray

This is going to be about 550 down.

Its a dark purple

It is a very dark, burnt orange.

It will keep you fairly dry, you will want a hardshell jacket for complete waterproofing.

I would recommend XL for length alone.

This is meant to be a layering piece, so it is cut a but smaller.

These will do pretty well, softshell is the fabric of choice for an aerobic workout, such as touring.

Goretex Pro has a bit of stretch but not like a Softshell

There are measurements above to see if you size up to a Medium, I have known them to fit pretty true to size though.

This is an older model, the newer one you have seen is a uniform color. This one is a 2 tone

As long as you get the correct size skin ( They are sized according to shovel width ) then you should be golden.

Yes it will fit, it is listed as able to work with the T6 in the tech specs.

The Welder fits pretty similar to the composite, I think a Small will be fine.

It is a midweight fleece.

No it doesnt

No its not,

The only size available is the 174 right now.

You would want an XL Tall.

1 saddle

They don't like water too much.

36"

It will be a tight fit.

No they are not.

This would be a perfect mid layer

It is like a forest green, not incredibly dark but not bright either.

There is no lining on this, just a nylon interior.

These will pack out slightly, but depending on what you like I would size down anywhere from a halfsize to a full size.

CBL = 30" on a Large. +/- 1" according to size.

You should be good with ordering the same size.

All of the sizes are going to be listed in the Drop Down Menu.

It will fit pretty well, yes.

These fit true to size, I would recommend getting a 10.

These are loose, but not baggy.

You could get away with a M, but a L would give you some room to move in.

If you are anywhere near a mountain, you need edges to be able to turn. If you are strictly street, you could get away with it. The Youngblood is a full wrap edged board.

It sounds like the bindings may be too big, or the boots are too small, or the strap isn't tightened enough.

No it is not.

Yes these do run true to size.

I have known Dansko to run a bit narrow, if you have a pretty wide foot, I don't think it will work out.

Yes they do, it goes all around the waist of the pant

These do run fairly true to size.

33.5" is the inseam. There is a sizing chart for your use up top underneath the item drop down.

These will work, but they may feel a little snug until they are broken in.

The Alpha SV is made in Canada.

It is a pretty small hood, unless its a smaller helmet, I don't think it will fit well.

The fabric does have details in it, and as for sizing, I would recommend an XL for the waist to fit nicer.

I wouldn't recommend "Crushing" this hat, I would recommend stuffing the inside with socks/underwear to help keep its shape and then you can pack it pretty safely.

Yes, these shoes will fit true to size.

These do have a pretty baggy fit, as for the weight, they aren't heavy by weight, but the material should keep you dry and fairly warm when layered correctly.

It will fit pretty much the same as the Winter Guide jacket.

They can come off.

We don't have a time frame for arrival, the best advice I have is to keep checking back.

These are pretty true to size.

I would recommend getting a 9. They are pretty true to size.

Depending on how big the boots are, it may fit, but this bag doesn't have specific spots for boots, no.

Yes it does.

We don't have specifics unfortunately, I would recommend bookmarking this and checking frequently.

These can be ridden either way, on top or in front of the toe. I actually like this style strap more so than a all the way cap strap.

Sure, the Pink Chrome would be excellent for low light. We also sell replacement lenses

No they do not, you can get an adapter disc from other vendors to make it work.

It is a bit similar in its construction yes.

These are going to be a classic fit, looser fitting.

If you size them up, you can layer for sure, and they are water resistant, but laying in the snow would make them wet for sure.

We do not have any XL's at the moment

Yes it does.

No they do not.

This jacket already has a liner included.

At 60G of Heatseeker they are going to be pretty toasty.

2 pairs of boots is going to be pushing it

This coat is pretty water resistant, almost waterproof but not quite.

We have any of the colors above, we cannot choose them. They are at random.

The S/M will work.

This helmet is last years model.

You will need a Burton EST binding yes.

An XS should be good. They run small and are meant to fit small also.

The hood is not insulated.

These come in packs of 2.

The SV stands for Severe, the AR is All-Around. This SV version is going to be the stronger version of the 2.

The Long pant is going to be 1" longer than the regular length, there is a sizing chart available for you located under the product selector drop down.

It is helmet compatible for sure.

You are going to want to get the XL's

No it does not, those are going to be add-ons to this deck right here.

The only sizes we have available are the ones located in the drop down menu,.

This jacket does not have a stuff sack.

There is no stuff sack for this jacket.

The nylon is going to be pretty water resistant, almost waterproof, but not quite.

You are looking at about 2.3 lbs for the pair.

Unfortunately we do not have that large of a pant.

No, it is green.

TNF does run slightly large, but there is a sizing chart with measurements for your use in the upper right corner.

Its slightly fuzzy, not furry.

Its a dark red. Merlot red almost

This would be perfect, very stable and comfy.

I think a small would be fine, check out the available sizing chart for measurements.

Oakley does tend to run a tad large.

These are made in Asia.