This jacket is not a Hyvent, it is made out of, 70D Nylon dobby, Hydrenalite (polyester)

This fleece weighs, 0.70lbs.

It is from opening day until closing day of the 2008-2009 winter season.

It is a button front closure.

This sweater does run true to size, but that size is more of an athletic fit, and meant to layer, so it is going to be cut as so. Hope this helps you out!

We do not personally hem the pants, but you would be able to take them to a Professional Tailor to get them fitted to your specifications.

This jacket does indeed have a cinch waist.

This gel will go underneath the bartape that you currently have/or are going to purchase, it is an shock absorber

Midweight is the weight of the materials, determining warmth, the Mid is referring to the height of the sock.

It will be either or, unfortunately, NS does random colors on their boards, but, its a 50/50 chance, at black or white.

This could work as a layer, but I would recommend wearing this over some layers, as this is a shell. It can be used as a layer, with a down jacket, or something along those lines, but it is meant as a shell.

Yes I do happen to have the weight for this bag, it is 3.48lbs. Hope this helps ya out!

I sure do! This bag weighs, 6.80 lbs. I hope this helps ya out!

Yes, the pads to come with this pack so you can just swap out the entire pad.

These jackets have whats considered an athletic fit, narrow waist, narrower shoulders, tighter chest. It is shorter also in length so that it does not get caught in the way of activities.

The Tailgate is not going to be able to open as fully as it should with the rack in place, it will work, but the tailgate won't reach its maximum openess with the rack in place.

Boot flexion is really on a personal preference base. Some people like em soft for all mtn, some like them stiff all mtn. It just comes down to what you like, typically a softer boot is for park and a stiffer more responsive boot is for all mtn riding, but again, personal preference.

All of our sizes on-hand are shown in the drop down menu in the upper right hand corner of the screen, as well as colorways (if applicable ), as far as price matching, we do not do that.

Yes, all of the baggy pants fit the same, they will say Slim Fit if they weren't a baggy fit.

Keen is not a narrow fit, they fit about a C, but they do run about a 1/2 size smaller than your regular shoe. Size up accordingly.

They just felt like they wanted Women to be the prime marketplace for this specific bag.

It is not puffy, it is merely a shell jacket. No insulation what so ever

It is a regular fit, so it will fit a little larger since its Oakley

I am seeing this jacket as being made in China.

Hestra sizing is in Inches, so the difference between a 7 and 11 is 4 inches. You will want to measure from the bottom of you palm to the top of your middle finger and then you will have you size.

North Face Jackets as a whole, run about a 1/2 size large.

Unfortunately, we do not have specific dates, the best thing I can advise is that you consistently check back with the website, every other day or so.

These are not Polarized.

If you check out the Sizing Chart that we have available, you will be able to see the inseam on these pants.

It is not windproof. Pretty wind resistant, but not windproof by any means.

The sleeve length on this jacket and all of Arc'Teryx jackets is listed in the Sizing chart that has been provided by us. It is located underneath the drop down selection menu.

The T-Rice and the Custom are relatively the same as far as stiffness. The T-Rice is a little wider. I would recommend getting the same size or relatively close though. You don't want to play around too much with that.

These boots are not vegan friendly.

Yes, these skis have Magne-traction, its 5 contact points on each edge to give you optimal edging. Its the newest wave of tech coming out of the winter world, it actually works.

Yo, to add to this a little, here is a picture of Magnetraction and a page that describes how it works:

http://www.lib-tech.com/magneTraction/index.html

No it is now, only 2 ring.

Most road bikes are going to a compact-double design and shying away from having a triple front chainring. It decreases weight, and almost any gear ranges that you need are available in a 34-50T crankset and 11-23 cassette.

This tent is going to be made in Asia. Really? I thought maybe.. Detroit Michigan??

Unfortunately North Face tents are no longer made in Berkeley, CA. Those were the good old days. I still have a Pole Sleeve Oval & Westwind that proudly display the "Made In The USA" label!

These boots are going to be fairly rigid. They have 4 buckles to optimize support and response. They are a pretty aggressive boot for aggressive riders

Flex Index: 80

To get this answered you are going to want to call out 1-800 number, or hit up our Livechat feature, our skilled gearheads will be able to guide you in the right direction for a rack.

Or you can hit up the Vendor Websites as they have fit guides available.

For starters, are you looking for mens or womens? A womens 13 is going to be hard to come by, if at all. You will have to get about a mens 11.5 if that is the case. Next, you can call us or Livechat us and we can help you out with boot selection.

The inseam on these boxers is going to be about 8".

HyVent 2L is the fabric that is being used in these pants. It is North Face's durable winter sport fabric.

The Denali is thick heavyweight fleece so it's super-warm but not windproof. This is a completely windproof softshell jacket with a fleece lining. It's not as warm but protects better against wind and rain.

Sure will!

This foot print will work with the EV 3 person tent.

I would say about 250 lbs.

I ran a hard 50 mile trail race in these shoes and they were awesome!Great support,stable, great traction, sticky/grippy, good protection underfoot, lightweight, kept my feet pretty cool.My only gripe is the tongue, it's really thick/bulky and I'm not sure why it needs to be. I like more of a sleeve-type, but oh well.Everything else is right on. I've worn many different shoes and I've found with the Montrails, they all fit a bit different.Some are narrower, like the new Hurricane Ridge XCR---I wore the older ones for years and loved them but can't fit into the new one. They are shorter, VERY narrow, but my foot is petite/narrow. The old ones had a much wider platform and toebox. The Streak is great for a narrow foot but still has a roomy toebox. I also like that they are pretty low-profile. I tried the Hardrock and it was just way too much shoe for me. As for Salomons, I've worn the older models and the Streak has a similar fit, narrow but with a roomy toebox. Good luck

Yes it would, it would not take you as long to adjust your site into 2 eyes, but just one.

These run true to size.

They fasten at the buckle shown, just below the ankle.

This would be perfect for that purpose./

No it is not. Sorry

I would recommend sizing up a 1/2 size if you are wanting to use thicker than usual socks.

Reef runs true to size.

These will work with 3 hole cleats, and these will fit your foot.

The longsleeve may be a little too warm, it will wick moisture but the long sleeves may be a bit hot....Not only will the long sleeves make it too hot, the 200 weight will way too much for the tropics....Looks for the 140 weight items or micro weight from Smartwool

24.00 lbs

No they do not.

There should be hinge adjustments where the strap runs through a clasp type piece.

There are quite a few, They can be located by searching for Keen Flipflops

Yes

The pieces need to mount the crossbar to the rack are included.

These are not insulated at all. They are just a shell, you will need to layer

Sure is

Yes

If you can not find the non lifter version then it is totally possible to mount this binding without the included lifter plates. Just keep in mind that the included screws will need to be shortened or otherwise you will dimple the base of your ski by drilling too far. I mounted the Look PX 14 Ti Lifter Legend Wide Alpine Ski Bindings (sans lifters) on my K2 Pontoons two years ago and have had no problems. You need to bend the brakes to fit around the 130mm waist width. I actually prefer the lowered, next to ski, feeling. It is definitely the way to roll on super wide skis.

These would be very ideal for that use.

Oakley runs a little big.

It's a raincoat

You need a 21 speed chain.

More specifically, a 6/7/8 speed chain. Backcountry doesn't stock these (they're kind of elitist in their biking offerings :)), but you can stop by your LBS for a chain. Be sure to get a SRAM chain, they're much better built and easier to service than anything else on the market.

A SRAM PC-850 chain should run you ~$16-18.

At the waist

No, it is not windproof.

Yes it is, that is what it is made for.

They are about 22".

You will want to use Google for that. We do not sell it

You cannot lock the bikes, you would need to buy a lock, but you can secure them with the straps provided.

On Amazon someone says it's actually 86" long, not 66. So sholloman, you can confirm that it's truly only 66" long? You own one of these?

Yes it is.

*Edit*
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Sorry to rain on your parade, but mountain cranksets are designed for 9 speed chains. A 10 speed chain (what you need for the cassette) is too small to work on these chainrings.

For an authoritative answer, just take a look at Shimano's product specs. This crankset is designed for 9 speed cassettes, not 10 speed.

http://bike.shimano.com/publish/content/global_cycle/en/us/index/products/mountain/xtr/product.-code-FC-M970.-type-fc_mountain.html

You'll need a Shimano 10-speed road crankset, or a SRAM Red/Force/Rival crankset to work with a 10 speed cassette.

http://www.backcountry.com/store/SHI0058/Shimano-America-Dura-Ace-Crankset-Double.html?RSC_ID=WR_SHI0058
http://www.backcountry.com/store/SRM0005/SRAM-Red-Crank-Set-Double.html?RSC_ID=WR_SRM0005
http://www.backcountry.com/store/SHI0059/Shimano-America-Dura-Ace-Crankset-Triple.html
http://www.backcountry.com/store/SHI0140/Shimano-America-Ultegra-Hollowtech-Compact-Crankset.html

They are mens, but a woman can wear them fine.

Yes, this pack is meant for about a 7 day trip

In this case your size is less significant than the volume of the pack. Unless you're going to cache food along the way, you'll need a larger pack. Remember food is the only thing in your pack that will reduce in size as you continue along.

Negative.

It will just barely fit you, as stated in the Tech Specs above, and it will not roll super tight, as it is not down, down packs the best.

It is not super breathable, as it is water resistant and meant to hold in warmth.

No it is not.

I feel that this will be great for outdoors use for massages.

Oakley has a few, I would just use our search engine and you will be able to find some. Or Google red sunglasses.

No it will not.

I would recommend the http://www.backcountry.com/store/OSP0111/Osprey-Packs-Talon-44-Overnight-Backpack-2600-cu-in.html
The osprey talon 44 backpack for what you are looking for.

They are very waterproof, they aren't going to be getting wet from the outside, unless it comes in through the top of the boot

Very true - i got water( almost 30's temp) in the shoes, but still felt very warm inside.. and was a breeze to dry the boot later

All of those answers are right here

http://www.serfas.com/category.asp?CatID=12

Yes it will bounce.

It's worth getting the Camelbak Rogue (men/universal) or Dream (Women) for the cross-straps.
http://www.backcountry.com/store/CAM0222/CamelBak-Rogue-Hydration-Backpack-21L.html
http://www.backcountry.com/store/CAM0226/CamelBak-Dream-Hydration-Pack-21L-Womens.html

No, it will not.

It is based on personal preference.

These would be great for water activities

I wouldn't recommend getting leather wet

They will serve as some protection, but they are not made for snake protection

No non-venomous snake (in North America) has teeth any where near long enough to get through this material. The only (only!) thing that would be of any concern would be very large pit vipers (read: big ol rattlers). Snakes that big are tremendously rare in the wild and, trust me, they do not want to tangle with you. Herpetologists that stomp into rattler country on purpose wear loose fitting long pants over regular ol hiking boots and carry a long stick. You are good to go!

Yes they do run true to size.

the Resolve is slightly less expensive because of the material used. The Venture is more likely to keep you dry from the rain but also dry because it is made with the core venting material which will be more breatheable. For the difference in price. I would invest in the North Face Venture

You should be golden with switching cranksets, as long as you're running a 10 speed system.

You will need to change your bottom bracket as well to Truvativ/SRAM GigaXPipe (GXP).

http://www.backcountry.com/store/SRM0016/SRAM-GXP-Bottom-Bracket.html
http://www.backcountry.com/store/SRM0013/SRAM-Ceramic-Bottom-Bracket.html?RSC_ID=WR_SRM0013

I think these would be perfect, not ridiculous at all, they are versatile SPD or Sneaker ready, perfect for cycloross.

Honestly I have no problem riding with the Candy pedals without my cleats. In addition to saving some cash, you'd also save 232 g (.5 lbs), which definitely worth considering because you're *saving money* to lose weight. How often does that happen?!

The visor will snap off, yes.

They would be alright as a year round shoe, they may get a little warm in the hot weather.

There are some collectors of old stoves in Norway. Primus licenceed production of some their stoves to some Norwegian factories. The parts are the same. There may be some useful information at this websight:
http://stovecollector.tripod.com/br_hoevik_verk.htm

Here's another website about older stoves:
http://www.spiritburner.com/fusion/index.php

I would recommend the Xl for those gloves, there is a sizing chart for your use also on this page.

Yes they are

You are going to want to go to www.yakima.com and use the fit guide to determine if this will fit or not.

It weighs just over 1 lb.

It is a hemmed cuff, not elastic, but the same stretch material as the rest of the pant

This tent can be done by 1 person if need be.

There is no insulation in this tent, you will need appropriate sleeping bags and then with the rain fly, you will stay dry

Yes they will, this will fit the largest of Oakleys sunglasses.

For bumps and groomers a 169 would be better. In powder the 177 will be better because it will help you float. It will also be better for skiing crud. Keep in mind that twin-tip are short for their length. A 177 will be more like a 170-172 non twin.

Yo for your size you should absolutely stay away from the 169. You'll over-turn that thing. I'm 5'9" and 135lbs and swear by the 185cm, mounted a bit back. This ski rips the piss out of every condition...as long as the snow is less than boot-top deep. It's a little skittery in deep snow. Mounted back really helps w/ all mountain performance as this ski is a bit stiff for true freestyle. Even w/ them mounted back a few cm, you can still rally around the mountain switch a-okay!

Compare this material to Powerstretch. It is a much more tightly woven, stretchier fabric than fleece.

Salomon does run true to size, and they run wider than other brands

The stitching goes straight through to make little bubbles. It is sewn through versus sewn like a sleeping bag... it is a weight saving measure and is still very warm

Yes, in your hand

It is for either or.

77"

No they do not

We don't have it because we've either sold out of it, or just did not order it.

You will want to use a Brannock device to measure your childs foot, and EU stands for European sizing

I do not see a blue available in this shoe. I am sorry

The pack has no adjust ability for torso,it can hold 50 lbs comfortably, and there is no frame in this pack.

in addition to the above answer, mine does have a metal bar running down the length of the spine. while i haven't tried bending it, i noticed it is possible to take the bar out and thought to myself that i could conceivably put a different bar in. if you put in a piece of aluminum, i can see it being possible to micro adjust the back frame to a particular user's back.

Please take a look at the sizing chart located to the right, underneath the drop down menu, the inseams are listed.

As stated above, these are pretty light crampons and can help add safetey to mountaineering or slushy trails, but serious ice climbing they would not be strong enough.

This pack is a 2250cu (37L) + daypack 800cu (13L)

Arc'teryx runs with an athletic fit, so its going to fit a little more slim, with an athletic cut, and its a base layer so they want it closer to the skin

Scarpa does tend to run narrower than most boot brands

Yes you may.

They would work in warm weather, but not super hot, they will help vent you, but if its scorching out, they may be too much,

You can go to a store and try them on, or know that they fit a little small.