Wind cuts through mine like tissue paper, it's never happened to me with any other goggles but these either

if you're asking if they are submergible then no they aren't...skullcandy doesn't make any headphones that are designed for prolonged exposure to water of any kind, but they are plenty tough to withstand dumping snow or a tumble in the pow

Boom!

I have the Phenoms; great fit (with the holt however...........not so much)

I had that happen to me with both these and my EG2's, it happened when I wrapped them up in the bag without letting them properly dry out after boarding...all the moisture built up between the lenses and took a good few hours of room-temp venting to fix

The other thing I've had happen was that fog built up on the inside of the lens, like normal...but it was really cold and I popped them up into my forehead to see, the fog on the inside of the lens turned to ice and then the ice fogged the space between the lenses...did you expose the inside of the lens to the cold air?

I've had terrible problems with fogging ever since I started snowboarding, and so far these have been all but fog proof, and I've definitely put them to the test. they're the best I've seen, and In the past I've gone through top models from Oakley, Dragon, Von Zipper, and Electric (I love goggles a little too much).

While the laws of physics might prevent you from being able to see during really sweaty activities, these will likely serve you quite well under normal circumstances, especially if you don't wear a helmet

They fit tiny, if you want baggy I would go straight for the XXL and start from there. However I got it in an XL because I wanted the slim, trim skier look even though I snowboard

this can be zipped into north face shells as long as they are zip in compatible, and me and your fiance are the same size nearly to perfection and the medium fits me perfect, with and without a sweatshirt on underneath.

it says the 1.8 watt is 14x5 so the picture is right

the one you saw on K2's site was actually the 2009-2010 (or just 2010) model, this is the 2008-2009

they do come in different sizes but backcountry only has em in large

Here is the inventory avialable as of June 30 11:50 PST

Electric EG2 LTD Goggle
L.S./MF.T./Orange/Silver Chrome, One Size - Item ELC0177
Inventory Available: 76

Electric EG2 LTD Goggle
Take It Back/Orange/Blue Chrome, One Size - Item ELC0177
Inventory Available: 1

I am afraid it is not, this liner is made out of softshell material, pretty burly softshell too, definitly not fleece

Hi.

Its a pretty easy and streamlined process, since youre asking a question you already have an account, so itll be even easier for you.

Just fill out your address information in the checkout area, once you do that all your shipping options and costs will be presented for you. Once you have filled all that out then input your credit card info, and process the order, the order will be confirmed on the spot and will be shipped out usually the next buisness day.

As for you being a long term customer, this is a great site, plus they save your adress and you have to option to save your credit card information (safley and securely) to further streamline the process of ordering in the future.

These will fit on any board with any mounting system, thats right, Burtons 3D, Burtons ICS, and every other companies 4X4 (I have these and i put em on a ride Concept TMS)...everything is not compatible with everything else but thats only in a few cases.

also the custom Yo's! are the same but with different colors and an upgraded toe strap, i just ordered those too :-)

what is on the page is all they have in stock and since its last years gear they arent ordering any more. sorry.

large definitly

no. taylor do yourself a favor and listen to the guys who's owned this exact model with bulky DC boots size 11, go for the Mediums and you will even have room to spare.

burtons size charts often mislead people

Sorry dude no flows with this board. This one is only compatible with burton binders. However if you are looking for a high end burton to put your flows on the the T6 will most likley serve you well. If you are looking for a pow stick (and some) then the forum roost is a cheap alternative that is compatible with normal bindinds.

height doesnt effect binding choice, go for the mediums tho, the size chart is wrong and I had mediums with my 11 DC balance boots and they fit perfect

you got a long hard road ahead of you, looking for jobs in this manner

i found one in the outlet in Small but its a different color

http://www.backcountryoutlet.com/outlet/BUR2226/Burton-Dream-Jacket-Womens.html

theres a siphon primaloft and a siphon wool, the primaloft is a synthetic insulated layering/casual peice and and wool is simply a wool hoody

when it comes to getting a bag, theres no such thing as too big, get the biggest bag you can and stuff as much crap in there as you can :-)

9 times out of 10 i get the conformation email the second i place the order. and its shipped within 24 hours always

yes

PreCip Vs. Hyvent DT (on the venture) is always coming up, the consensus is that they are very simmilar and it comes down to which you can get for cheaper, or which color you like. Especially since its just for everyday with some hiking, just get whichever you think looks best, i love my venture but the color choices are lame

check out the review right under this

apex aerobic os more like neoprene definitly, thin stretch softshell

i would totally do it, living in the northwest of course, its just a shell

theres people that would disagree with me but i would grab the biggest size possible, that is if you are using it for air travel...a snowboard bag is a big thing already, so you might as go all out. and the great thing is you can fit a helmet, pair of boots, or any other large object in the front or back of the bag. and there will just be more room in general.

yes they do, thats the size on the page, chech the outlet too for more sizes and colors :-)

not to me, i have this a venture and a denali all in medium and the other ones are bigger than this, they slide right over perfectly (yes i have worn my denali over bionic, why? i dunno)

dude love the name neighboor!...id go with a medium if i were you

well a simple answer would be "a lot better"

for a good compairson check out this review
http://www.backcountry.com/store/review/200004308/Event-vs-20.html

haha yes it definity is. This isnt like ebay or some side of the road store where they run ur card thru that calculator lookin thing and write your reciept out by hand. This is a full fledged safe and secure online retail store that processes thousands of orders a day with credit card being the only way to buy, its safe.

yes

its just the color

no

slim and long

no it actually does not fit baggy at all, it fits pretty standard, see review above

yes, its very waterproof and windproof

special blend definitly has a generous baggy fit, very square like too

wow youve asked lots of questions latley haha. when i tried this on i was shocked at how slim it fit! its very slim fit a pretty long too. Im 5'8 180 average build and the small was tight and landed 5-6 inches below my waist

no, they are actually more optimized for warmer weather, for 20 youll need something lightly/moderatley insulated

unfortunatley yes, and i think our grandmas shop at the same furniture store

No! your hands will be sweating and miserable

Ive used the liners in warm weather, like Timberline in summer, but they are not very water or windproof, or warm :-)...not a good idea for weather proftection

it is lightly insulated, still should use a baselayer and a light mid layer

i say youd get WAY more for your money with the salomons because these cant be shipped out of the US :-)

hey hey, these will fit like your chute pants because they are both from the Venom collection, which feature baggier fits

mid/heavyweight

check out the
TNF Pneumatic TNF2222
TNF Prolix TNF3923
TNF Nimble TNF3967
BC.com Rime Pullover BCC0170

copy paste any of those item I.D.s into the search bar and hit enter to be taken directly to the product

no sorry, they wont be getting any more untill next winter

definitly

thers one in xxl in the outlet, but they arent getting any more winter 0809 stuff on

check the drop down menu for the sizes :-)

go check the outlet too, a lot of times for some reason they split up products between the outlet and regular store, you might find more sizes and colors there

this is a pretty senior-ish jacket, i think both my grandpa's have one...nothing is as waterproof as goretex but some fabrics get pretty close, HyVent is good stuff, id suggest something simple like the North Face Venture jacket or Venture Parka (longer) made out of BETTER HyVent material and looks like a normal rain jacket

chances are no because summer's coming and this is a winter item, check the outlet too tho

i see these a LOT at nordstroms and macys, and sometimes at outdoor stores

im sorry this brand cannot be shipped out of the US, but most brands can

definitly

there is no zip in compatibility with any jackets, but it slides nicley under a shell

sorry no, fixed hood, not detachable or stowable

it will work awesome as a top layer, and you are right

just ordered a volie telepro, fingers crossed

its made to carry snowboards and skis...so yes the longboard will fit fine, vertically and horozontaly...i hate this for school tho, theres only 3 main pockets and its considerbaly small, no space or organization

clash sucks, go custom, supermodel (great for pow...no park tho!), jussi, jeremy, un...inc, farm or operator. and thats just burton.

Good question, theres actually a pretty big difference between the Two...the ES is the Feelgood on steriods, outfitted with all of burtons best tech, its stiffer, lighter, and faster than the Feelgood, better for the advanced rider...and i dont know what size because size depends on your size haha, and your board might be too big or too small for you and i dont have that information...and lastly this board does not change color

they only have one beta ar in aztec and its XXL, its in the outlet for full price

the womens version is the price $297.46 tho so mabye thats what the advertisment said

anything insulated...not these

oh yeah they work with other googles just fine, even comes with a little optional brim to eliminate gap completley

it comes with the winter kit

hey hey there, these are customer questions...employees rarley see these. Questions almost always get answered, but sometimes it takes a little while. Someone out there has the answer to your question but it might take em a little while to run across it. Backcountry has a lot of systems in place so that as many people can see your question as possible but its not always instant

yes they will work with any 4 hole pattern board

yes they will work perfectly, you will be able to take advantage of burton's 3D mounting system and the special 3D plates are padded to give yo umore cusion, unlike the 4 hole plates

yes these will work

yes these will work

Medium, if you get a large the straps will not go down tight enough, i kow from personal experience with this binding

very simmilar bindings...im a fan of the cartels, me along with about 1,000,000 other people. the stiffness and huge highback will come in hand on the "all mountian" parts of your day, and this is also like a basically famous park bindings...and if you are basing your boot desicion on your bindings then i HAVE to reccomend the cartels because burton binding to boot integration is amazing, fits like a glove...and the hails are really nice boots too

wrong wrong andrew...they fit up to 12 at least...thats coming from personal experience with this binding...if you get a large then you wont be able to crank your straps tight enough even at the smallest setting, it happened to me and it SUCKED!

you should probably just look elsewhere because you definitly need a wide board. Backcountry doesnt usually respond to petition haha

just contact TNF's warranty department. If they wont give em to you for free then they will charge you a small price, way better than buying a new pair of shoes :-)

yep this is just a longer version of the venture jaket

wow, well do you mean out of ALL headphones in the world?...i dunno bout that but these are skullcandys best buds and they all have good bass, smokins, inkd, and FMJ's

they are totally waterproof

yes they have a lifetime warranty

nada

yes any EST binding will truly complete this board and burton reccomends the CO2 EST specifically. BUT i reccomend the Cartels EST's (in black) becuase most of burtons really high end bindings are very very fragile, and the cartels are the stiffest EST bindings.

didnt you already ask that? no its not waterproof at all and would be absolutley horrible for skiing

its part of the color name, its "safari-x" in whatever size you want

naw the colors arent the same, looked mis-matched, ive tried! haha

prodigy is biggest, I/O is probly the "best"

1 set of sizes to fit men and women...click on "veiw sizing chart" above the add to cart button to figure out your size

no!

most definitly!

they either do not carry that size, that size doesnt exist, or it is out of stock...you can click on "chat now" at the top right of the page to ask a Backcountry employee whats up

yes

go check columbia's site, backcountry.com doesnt manufacture these sandals

salt lake city and thats it, but they have such an awesome retun policy that you can just buy what you want in evey color and size and then return the ones you dont like, for 7 bucks return shipping!!!!!!!!...too good to be true? it gets better, you can still return that stuff even if it takes 30 years to decide which you want!!!

im not exagerrating at all, if you dont believe me then check out the "returns" link at the bottom of the page

2007/2008...last year, this year was 2008/2009...geeze this stuff is confusing

Crooks you rule! thank you!

sounds like a crazy person to me...im not sure about the womens one but the mens is way longer in the back than the front so maybe thats what he ment. becuase theres only one denali

im sorry they cannot ship the north face to Australia

why wouldnt it?

theres people that will dissagree with me but i think this is the best softshell out there for a great price...from what ive seen the shift is basically the same but just made out of a different fabic that performs the almost the same, and any differences arent worth 100 bucks

too...and thats a review, not a question

most likley not, usually the coupon are the better of the two deals, but theres no harm in goin into the checkout area and entering the code just in case :-)

yes, but burton bindings will give you the most placement options

can you say "ultimate park set up"?

Teva can be shipped internationaly, but just to be sure click on "chat now" at the top right of the page to ask a Backcountry employee directly

i have the venture, but the resolve is basically the same thing with a nylon lining for comfort...venture is lighter, so if you are an unltralight hiker, camper, ect. then the venture is for you. but for an everyday rain coat the resolve is the best choice from a pricing perspective

yes you can do it...the return shipping is 7 dollars, very reasonable. and BC has the best hassle free retur policy in the buisness

yep just go to Nixon's website and download the owners manual, should be on the page of the watch

medium most definitly withought a doubt :-)

ive seen seperate liners on berns site so that is probably your best bet

super fast, always within 3 days at my door here in washington...and dont bother with 3 day or 2 day or next day shipping cuz even the "economy 7-14" day shipping is ALWAYS at my house in 3 days or less after submiting the order, BC got best turn-around and shipping times in the biz

143 will be just about perfect for you, height and weight matter equaly in my opinion

custom x has a wood core bro :-)...the dragonfly core is just a fancy word for wood

good question. its actually not, this matierial is slightly less water and wind resistant but is stretchier, lighter, more breathable and more suitable for aerobic activities

thats an AWESOME question, i dont know which is which but ive wondered that too. Goretex softshell is a bit less durable but softer to the touch, slightly stretchy, and way more breathable, and of course its totaly waterproof. Goretex proshell is traditional harshell material and is super durable, but not as soft or breathable as shoftshell

the siphon wool? its made out of a mostly wool blend and is basically a wool jacket, this is more of a traditional polyester hoody

well they do not have that size in stock but you can click "chat now" at the top right of the page to ask a backcountry employee when or if they are getting that in stock

no they do not

K a burton rep told me on dogfunk, it goes Vapor, Custom X, and T6...ill keep this on here for if someone else is wondering

yes the thunder is warmer and more size efficient

C'mon angus...even if they were more specific what would you have said anyway?...ok so this board cannot make it down the mountain well, its too soft and will only be good on very easy terrain and parks, say easy Blues and under

wrong-ish...ICS board work with any pair of burton bindings, just no other companies

145 to 152 is a HUGE difference and will totally change your riding experience for the worse...you will have to throw your whole body into carves and although you will be very very fast, you will have little control and not much response and you will tire out super easy. the 149 is just about pefect for you

thanks for the input guys...i can only afford one of these all mountian decks cuz im gunna get a fix or a hero for improving my park abilities so i need to pick the right one....and Taylor the summer snow in Timberline is amazing. The slush is as soft and forgiving as powder, but its as fast as a fresh groomer on a january morning. no wet soggy slow board grabbing crap!...and timberline is like the place to be in summer, just make sure you bring your skills and a humble attitude, cuz i though i was a halfway decent rider till i saw what the riders at timberline could do. im talkin back flips off of lil bumps in the ground and 7's at hair raising heights off of relativly small kickers that i could barley clear!

goldenseal is very bright, true orange

NO NO NO NO NO!
i was wearing this on campus on a mild day, 50 and a light wind...i was freezing!!!!!!!...it has no wind resistance what so ever, might as well be topless out there, wind just goes right thru

Depends on what apex dude, Apex climate block (Apex bionic jacket) is totally windproof, its the main selling point of that fabric, and guess what...the windwall isnt totaly windproof

these are shell pants and provide no warmth...but they are made for cold weather, when the proper layers are added...if you need an insulated pant then check out oakley's line...high quality insulated pants are hard to come by but oaks got some good ones

this jacket is made for slightly cold days, just a bit warmer than ur average shell. and for cold days check out the Burton AK 2L Turbine Jacket

small definitly

no monkey thumbs

yeah dude its fine...the whole board width to boot size thing is just a formality and riding a standard width board doesnt present any real problems unless you have very very large feet, like 13+

definity spring

no backcountry doesnt work like that...what is on the page is what you get, so this is just the helmet...you can buy the tune ups seperatley, probably on this site, or you can look for the one with the audio system included (if that exists)

no, seems to more of a wind breaker, minimal if any wateeproofing

waist belt is very small and can be just clipped around the other side of the pack to be kept out of the way

im pretty sure they all do...its a defining feature of the brand name

hey my friend kenneth again!...they are easy when standing up, better than any others...but can be very difficult when sitting down...so if you normaly like to or HAVE to strap up while sitting down then look elsewhere...did you ever choose ur board?

yes they are compatible :-) just use the 4 holes on the left and right...And in foresight his board will be compatible with any type of bindings except Burton EST bindings

yes the waists are actually kinda tight the thing is that they are SOOOOOOO long

thats a toss up! a 162 will actually be a little bit big, but it will be very fast and stable...might not be nimble enough for trees or park tho....now the 157 will be nice and manuverable. but lack in speed and stability

Huge difference, pardon my pun but its almost like night and day...sensor is great for flat light and low light, some people (particularly Angus Bohanon) would contest that its the best flat light lens ever, and i see no reason to argue with that...Platinum mirror is a much darker lens (lets in %45 less light and is smiths second darkest lens) and is better for the lighter half of the spectrum, from party cloudy to very bright sun...and its really a toss up, its a good idea to have both really, but the sensor mirror seems more versatile for everything except bright sun

plus the hero and fix are totally different boards than this.

hey man, they seem to be the same board, the other on is just on bigger sale because they are probably trying to liquidate as much as possible, they have 4X as many HKD boards almost

true story; ordered jacket at 3, went to get hair cut, came back jacket was shipped, and i used the slowest shipping method, jacket was on my front porch two days later!

no no no

Yes when you click add to cart it takes you to a page where you can choose options for each individiual piece of the package...and i think they have all those options in stock so you are in luck :-)...BUT backcountry just marked down tons of gear, and those sale prices are NOT reflected in package deals...so see if you can get a better deal by buying each peice seperatley

AK GOLF! remember me from Brociety? hahahaha...anyway you are right on the line in between Large and XL, id say XL just cuz you dnt want ur snowpants to be constricting you wether youre playin golf or shredding

yes its just a regular SD card and these only read MP3

NO NO NO NO NO!
i was wearing this on campus on a mild day, 50 and a light wind...i was freezing!!!!!!!...it has no wind resistance what so ever, might as well be topless out there, wind just goes right thru

this board can be shipped to australia...and to calculate shipping costs just go thru the checkout process and just dont cokplete the order...all you have to do is fill out your adress and it will give you shipping costs, you wont be obligated to buy anything :-)

Gore-Tex isnt just a coating, its a waterproof membrane...it doesnt wear out or loose its waterproofing ever, and if by some freak occurancce water gets thru, then Gore-Tex will fix it, or refund you, or replace whatever it is.

hmmmm, im not sure how fast hed grow but a 135 would give him room to grow 35 pounds, hes right on the bottom line of the weight range for the 135...so it probaly be perfect for him, and this is a very good board for that kind of riding

excused, and no

Burton is all about Burton, so they might be for holding burton tuning tools such as the FBI-6 driver, its a small rectangular device (its pretty sweet actually)...chances are theres something burton makes that will slip perfectly into those pockets...either a tool or wax, or board lock

162 is just about perfect for you!...judging by your height and weight (which matters almost more than height), and a 172 is way too big for you...it does depend on what you ride tho too, the 162 is going to be very fast and stable but you arent going going to be able to butter or jib with it so stay away form park...but this is a big mountain freeride board anyway, and is perfect for when you want to step your skills up to the next level

what do you ride? how good are you?...if you are a begginer that rides easy trails and a little park then this is good for you in a 164. and you need as wide as possible and then risers to boot

no slimewalls on this, and ive heard thet suck and deaden ur board :-) hahaha

Bottom Line:
The beta on this person is that they're an idiot

salomon will most likley send you a pair for a small price, inless they are under warranty where they will give em to you for free :-)

haha that means that even if this comes in short lengths then backcountry does not have it in stock, whenever there are different lengths the options read something like:

Black, L/Tall
Black, L/Reg
Black, L/Short

maybe you can find them in different lengths on north faces website

extremely, nearly water proof basically, in extreme conditions (downpouring rain for 2+ hours, ect...) a little water may get through

Why yes!...Dragon DXS, Smith Pheenom, Oakley A-Frames, Spy Soldiers...all small goggles that dont skimp on features (Dragon DXS' dont have sperical lens, Pheenoms are probably best choice since they are made to go with smith helmets)...also a way to make almost any goggles fit with any helmet is wearing the strap under the helmet

windstopper softshell is very very very waterresistant tho, nearly waterproof...it just doesnt have the "keep you dry" guarentee, its like budget goretex basically

they arent the same lenses...these have no vents, i assume the turbo fans performance would be hidered by exterior vents on the lenses

yes it does, HyVent material is supposed to be very breathable (says north face of course)...i mean "Vent" is in the name

i say the romes, those have crazy adjustability like ive never seen...and riding all mountian sometimes you might want some options for different conditions

event is totally waterproof and super extremely breathable, way more than gore tex (i want to say like 200 times more breathable, but i forgot the exact number)...its ultralight, and probably the only bad thing is that its paper thin and is not very durable, thats where Gore-Tex Pro shell excells, its bombproof, super durable

wow these look pretty sweet, the adjustability is something ive never seen in a binding, go for these

rust-ish, more marroon, dark pale red

whenever anyone asks for a reccomendation on a light jacket or a rain jacket i always say the north face venture jacket...light, cheap, and waterproof...but really almost any jacket will do, you got a golf bag so weight wont matter too much

Why yes it does, 2 Hand pockets, 1 pocket on the left bicep, and 2 internal pockets

im not sure if this even comes in that color but backcountry does not have any of those

very lightly waterproof...it cant handle much, a light rain or snow shower maybe

they are situated in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA...and Keen can be shipped internationaly

YES!...its super soft, great butter board

i do not think this is up to the task at all, you need nothing short of goretex for extreme conditions like that, not some 100 dollar proprietary fabric by north face...and the zipper is not waterproof but the double storm flap design is very nice and protective

wow they gave you a huge board for you...and those burton progression boards are soft too, you should go for a 152 definitly, since you are taller and like park, nothing bigger than a 155 for you

SOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOOD, these are burtons best est bindings, and they have a medium flex that will compliment the soft flex of the fix

whatever they have on the page is what is available, the pink fever looks about as close to purple as possible

that is very common, its happened with both of my apex bionic jackets...you can treat it with a DWR like nikwax to restore the water resistance

yes it is good, but not incredible...if you are super harcore about butters, boxes and rails, then go for a scooped board (edges raised of ground 1-2 mm) like the burton fix, hero, condom, and a few others

sorry dude thats waaaaaaaay too vauge, you have to ask the difference between the specific pair of boots you are asking about, becuase burton makes boots for every stlyle of riding priced from 109 dollars to 600, way too many choices to choose from. but in general, a harder lean angle will put tons on power into heel side turn but will tired you out easy and will naturaly make you lean on toe edge

The Pnumatic?...i say that one definitly, this one is on the warm side, ive lived around san fran and it never gets cold or wet enough to warrant the apex bionic, the Pnumatic is lighter, more breathable, a little wind permiable and more comfortable, just what the doctor ordered for 3 season wear in san fran

i think it would fit more like an 11.75...you want your boots to be tight and since these liners are heat moldable they will pack out even more. so order a half size down

I say go for something like the triad EST or the cartel EST...when you put regular burton bindings on est boards they just act as normal bindings,which isnt horrible...but theres a huge difference when you actually use the est system

not good

wintage white is a dirty white, nearly tan

the difference is that this is kind of a stretchy, lightweight, aerobic jacket that does not offer much protection form the elements. the Apex bionic is a Fully windproof and nearly waterproof outer shell...the Pneumatic is lighter and more breathable, Bionic is warmer and more protective

bionic has no lining, just brushed fleece...the difference is that this is kind of a stretchy, lightweight, aerobic jacket that does not offer much protection form the elements. the Apex bionic is a Fully windproof and nearly waterproof outer shell...the Pneumatic is lighter and more breathable, Bionic is warmer and more protective

Haha thank you, and ok...Basically all signs point to the slash, but its really about prefrence

...me, i love park boards like this because i spend most of my days buttering and jumpin off anything i can find (if there are no parks), however i dont spend much time in bowls or bombing double blacks. I like a fun flexible ride such as this one

...i wouldnt like the sick stick because it is more of a big mountian board, BUT that board would fair much better on bigger terrain...so pick your poison bro,

...also you have a medium flexing boot and medium flexing bindings so that combo might not have enough guts to turn the sick stick effectivly

...this will definitly be easier to progress on but its not super soft so it will still hold up to better riding and bigger runs, and if you ask me the 158 is puuuuurfect size for you. So all in all, the slash wins...plus i remember you tellin me you like pow, this wide width and slightly directional shape will work goody goody in pow.

-Cyrus Baumgarten, not an expert

its going to be on a few times today :-)...im tryin to get one in medium too

they both have red zipper strings, but thats all the black has

i honestly think these are. you cant go wrong with smiths and these bring top of the line performance in a tiny tiny package. and unlike most smalll goggles, these have sperical lenses...these are quite simply some itty bitty goggles that have all the features of regular sized ones :-)

i honestly think these are. you cant go wrong with smiths and these bring top of the line performance in a tiny tiny package. and unlike most smalll goggles, these have sperical lenses...these are quite simply some itty bitty goggles that have all the features of regular sized ones :-)

comes with standard lacing system

Kenneth weve been at this for weeks!!..you really do your homework when buyin a board huh?...ok so yes this board is just "ok" for all mountain...basically id say this is %70 park, %30 mountain

yeah get the wide, you actually need it...moto boots are pretty beefy too so you definitly need the wide :-)

they will fit any snowboard

even if they didnt come with 3D disks it would still work, you can use 4x4 on burto boards

you gotta pull hard! i coulnt get them out for the longest time cuz i was scared of breaking them

theres a size chart for choosing your size, just click on "veiw sizing chart" above the add to cart button. and if you are asking what sizes are available, then click on the drop down menu above the sze chart button

the brim is a solid piece and part of the helmet...cant be removed or replaced. but the good news is that while some brims are flimsy and weak (Giro G10 MX) the brim on the variant is very solid and strong.

go for the throttles, im more a fan of synthetic shells on my boarding gloves...everything from grabs to wiping the powder out of your bindings really tests the durability of your gloves...and leather gloves just get torn up too easily. synthetic shells do the job better

yes it will...the whole width to boot size argumet is just a technicality and never presents a real problem...unless you are size 15 or something, you can ride almost any standard with board

actually a 158 will probably be perfect for you. you arent heavy enough to warrant anything longer, not to mention the "jib tech" this thing has. plus in the park youl want a shorter board...and if you want a rediculously wide stance then go for burtons ICS/EST set ups

OH!...now that makes things much differnet, i say 140

that color can be best described as "off black" i guess...its not grey, but not black. ugh its kinda confusing haha...think of a black jacket thats been faded over time, and thats what the charcoal heather looks like, dull black

Hey Neighboor!!!!! :-)...this is not water repellant at all, more water absorbant than resistant actually. for our weather i LOVE the north face apex bionic jacket, its totally windproof and in my experience completley waterproof too (thats after a year of wear and about 20 washes)...its an awesome jacket and perfect for light to moderate rains.

its not made for rails specifically but it can definitly do them. this is an all mountian board that is a little on the softer side, perfect for an intermediate rider

what do you ride mostly? these are more geared for park cuz they are softer, where as the cartels are stiffer and give you more response for all mountian, but are still awesome in the park...i say cartels all the way, but if you really spend your whole day doin boxes and rails, then get the P1.1's

James gave you two URLs, one for spray on and one for wash in...he basically gave you a perfect answer and beat me to it by 60 seconds!

no i actually believe this is an error by backcountry. This is the page to buy the jacket but all the information is for a pair of pants

hey dude, whatever the price reads, thats what it is......theres lots of strange price curves to burtons lines on this website...the reason why is because Burton dictates the pricing for all their products being sold on backcoutry. if elecrtric Blue in small is in high demand, they keep the price high. its all about burton making money :-(...sucks too cuz thats a sick jacket

yes it does, a wider board will actually be more secure than a narrower board too

this will do fine! :-) that whole Wide Vs. Narrow boot size thing is really just a technicality and never presents a REAL problem, i got size 11 boots and rode a girls board for a day (long story)...according to the charts its WAY too narrow for me, but it worked awesome and my heels or toes never dragged. so this board will do fine...if drag (by some freak happening) is a problem, then you can pick up a pair of risers for bout 50 bucks that will eliminate drag completley (and add power to your turns to boot)

no it is definitly not...this is just a shell with no insulation. BUT you can buy the insulated version for the same price! it is moderatley insulated and much warmer...just type or copy paste TNF3531 into the search bar to be taken directly to the product

yes there is a drawcord waist

yes you definitly could, heel/toe drag in my experience is basically a technicality and never actually presents a REAL problem...just make sure you center your bindings so theres equal boot hang over the left and right side

hey hey...this is probably one of the worst boards for all mountian riding. with the reverse camber (edges dont touch snow except for right in the middle) and the pre rouded edges, thats a bad story. first you have no edge contact to start with and then once you get some, your edges are round!!!...yes you can probably make it down the down the mountain, but you wont have much control, your edges wont have any bite and will slip out from under you very easily, turning will be slow and tedious and you will be constantly worried that your board will slip out from under your feet.....i would not reccomend it uless you are just riding from terrain park to terrain park :-)

if your husband orders a small then it will fit snug and hit on or just below the waist...a medium will be loose and go a few inches below the waist line (all if he has an average build)

this board is kinda of stiff, i dunno theres people that would disagree with me but i like a more flexible board for riding in trees...when you see a branch that seemed to pop out of nowhere id rather just flick my heel on a flexible board instead of having to throw my whole body into a stiff board...when split second turns are vital i think softer boards are the way to go :-)

...for a reccomendation i stuck with forum, FRM0235 (copy paste/type that into search bar and hit enter)...forum destroyer, medium flex, centered, twin, dialed for all mountian performance, high quality, and dude...its named DESTROYER! :-)...and i think its perfect for what you are looking for

no, they actually dont sell any other V.I.O. products besides this camera.

hey hey hey!...i think i found what you are looking for, HYH0382...copy paste/type that into search bar and hit enter...thats the Silverush jacket, its top of the line HH just like this one, and comes in the same black houndstooth plaid pattern, and even has simmilar plain black panels.

they are secured with velcro...in all the pictures theres a darker strip covered halfway up by a round flap, thats the velcro closure

the only reason it wouldnt work well is that it isnt UV protective

no no no! they are on the inside of the SHELL of the boots...two perfect little velcro pads for the J-Bars to go on. the J-Bars help a lot too

kinda, actually all sizes except 0 and 2 have a 32 inch inseam, while 0 and 2 have a 31 inch inseam

ok, Ill answer your questions exactly as you asked them.

1) difference between Setenal and Pamir - Sentinel is a water and wind proof softshell jacket, Pamir is a wind resistant fleece jacket that isnt water proof.

2) difference in quality - Setinel is more durable so i could be considered "higher quality"

3) lined with windstopper - They are both fully lined with a wind blocking membrain, the pamir jacket is supposed to be windproof, but i wouldnt trust that. The Sentinel uses Gore windstopper, which is windproof gaurenteed

4) fleece and lining - setinel is lined with a supprisingly soft brushed fleece but wont be as comfortable as the Pamir, which is lined with softer fleece

hope that helps

most likey not, water wont penetrate through the jacket, so you wont get wet. but the outside of the jacket will probably soak up tons of water and turn into a sponge, water wont touch your skin, but the jacket will be soaked. be best to go for a rain jacket that wont absorb any water

yeah it was a really dumb review...the guy was probably complaining because the outer fabric got wet, let me explain.........

Gore tex difeinitly is completley and totally water proof, guarenteed, no matter what. but goretex is kinda like a sandwich, with three layers

...layer one, the outer layer, is just some form of water resistant fabric, nylon, poly, ect. in this case some sort of denim. the outer layer of any gore tex material can get wet, and i'd think that to be especially true with denim...that results in a soggy, wet, nasty sopping effect on the outside

...B-U-T the SECOND layer, thats the real deal, thats where the layer of gore tex is, no matter what, water cannot penetrate through the second layer even if the outer layer is soaked....and the third layer is just a lining for comfort

...so really water wont EVER get through to the rider

...aaaaaaand they retail for 450 because burton likes to overprice novelty items like denim pants, and 3L goretex pants usually retail for none less that 300 bucks. if you are into the style, want to stay dry on the inside but dont mind being soggy on the outside, then these are worth it

right here! NIK0040...copy paste/type that into serch bar and click enter to be taken directly to a wash-in solution that inproves waterproofing and is made specifically for gloves :-)

just strap em to the back with the snowboard carry...this isnt a skiing pack tho

yes they definitly will...they are high quality bindings from a reputable company. Most importantly, they havent gone to EXTREME measures to minimalize materials and weight, which is in my opinion the reason why bindings break most. Only problem you might have is the cable in the auto toe strap breaking (but it sounds like K2 fixed that). They will stand up to normal riding just fine. Worst Case Senerio, your bindings break: if you buy them from here they have the best return policy ever and you can return them even if all you have is a pile of parts.

Dude! im trying to make that switch too! :-)...anyway steep and cheap is basically random with a few products that regularly show up. these are questions asked to customers and very few backcountry employees even know what is going to be in steep and cheap...the best way to get a product you want on there...go to the SAC forum and BEG for the shift welder, like go on everyday, a few times a day, asking for the shift welder. backcountry reads all those posts and if they belive that someone really wants something and they will make some money, they will put it on there. Ive seen it happen plenty of times, especially with items that have been on there before.

haha hello JD, in my experience "parka" is just a fancy word for a jacket with extended length, so they have better protection and insulation values....and as for the insulation, this is synthetic...sythetic and down are the only two type of insulation. "down" is when the jacket is insulated essientialy with bird feathers, and "sythetic" is when the jacket is insulated with engineered fabrics or materials.

for a great compairison guide of Down VS. Synthetic go here:
http://www.sierratradingpost.com/lp2/down-v-synthetic-guide.html

im a fan of synthetic, and this jacket IS a parka and is very warm, probably what you are looking for.
-hope this helps

the difference is the goretex insert, the XCR has Goretex XCR which is the most breathable goretex membrain, while not sacrificing waterproofing

they will probably stand up to light rain and splashes, but they are not waterproof

you made sense and no they arent the same...these are softer than the Autos and arent as good for agressive freeride. the autos are better for you, and more convienent

based on the reviews and the heavy insulation rating of 270...I'd say it will keep you warm down to zero worn by itself

its rated 8K, plus dwr...which isnt that good. so mike once the dwr wears off (after a washing or two, or a few days in the wetness) this jacket will get thoroughly soaked very easily (wether it due to moderate snow or a rain shower) and once the jacket is soaked then you will get wet, very wet, its basically like living inside one of the holes of a sponge, it sucks

Bionic also has a more tapered fit and in my experience is totally waterproof

hey Justin, these are questions asked to customers almost exclusivley, employees rarley see them...BUT, if POC even has a size xxl, they wont be getting any more snowsports helmets in untill next year. you can still jump onto live chat at the top of the page or shoot them an email in the help center, or "contact us" link at the bottom of page

the design also does not cup the ears at all, not isolating or containing the noise...so there will be lots of sound audible from the outside

i wouldnt count on it, ive been trying for a LONG time to find any headphones that effectivley fit over a helmet....companys just dont make headphones that go that big. the only two ways ive found to make it work are wearing a beanie under, taking off the earpads, and then wear the headphones with the headband resting on the back of ur neck. the other way is just puttin the headphones on over the earpads and then wear the band on the back on ur neck

yes these will work, perfectly actually...and you need a size small definitly

hold on tho, these fit VERY VERY loose, and they slide off no matter how big your head is. i cant even look down while wearing my lowriders!...so if you are planning on using these for snowboarding you should look elsewhere! :-)

well this does NOT come with a detuned edge for jibbing but the MTX traction system is a dream dream dream in icy conditions, the edges of the board are very subtley serrated like a knife, and cuts thru ice, gnar and crap like a hot knife thru butter, even with dulled park edges

hey so i had a hard time finding a binding with the name "head"...but, Head Snowboarding's bindings use a 4 hole pattern so all Head bindings are compatible with this board, and if you mean "head" as in the lead binding?...yes the lead and rear bindings can be fixed to the board. im still not quite sure what you are asking but ANY binding with a 4 hole pattern is compatible with this board

yes this board will work with %99.9 percent of bindings on the market, only bindings that will not work are Burton EST bindings, so steer clear of those and you are golden to put whatever binders in here you want

hey hey, yes the ICS board should come with the conversion plates (retro plates) that will work with any burton binding. if the ICS board does not come with these, then contact burtons warranty department and they will send you them free of charge

since this is a major investment, i would not trust an answer from anyone except V.I.O.'s customer service department, in fact a V.I.O. rep has answered most of the questions on here, but hasnt been on in a while

"customer.care@vio-inc.com or call us at 888.579.2267. Thank you, Ian M Customer Care Team V.I.O. Inc."

theres his contact info, i would not settle for anything less :-)

hey bob, BUR2493 (copy into search bar and hit enter)...thats the Burton Malolo, a renouwned powder board that can still rip the rest of the mountain, that doesnt come in wide however, so im my mind the second best choice would be the Custom X wide BUR2471...thats a great all mountain board too and is wide enough for you. and the driver x are incredibly stiff boots, i would have reccomend the Burton SLX BUR2518...a meduim flexing boot that doesnt sacrifice performance or response for comfort, cuz the driver x's might be uncomfortable because they are sooooooo stiff
...so yeah, either of those boards and the SLX would be my dream big mountain set up, and your friend is completley right, if you are going to invest in something, make it GOOD boots, because a bad pair of boots can ruin a season real quick, hope that helps :-)

this jacket is not very long but im 5'9, and the small fits me just right with no room to layer under, and hits just on the waist...so a small will be longer on you and wont be tight at all

this board is great for you...and just go with a 149, that will be very balanced and not too hard to get you to the advanced level

Angus leave the snowboard questions to the boarders, im not answering questions on harnesses and belay devices, thats ur domain...anyway Robert the size is the lenth from tip to tail in CM, depending on what you ride, ur weight and hight detwermine your board lenth...for you, if you ride mostly park, then go for a shorter board like the 152, that will iniitiate butters on a dime and have a low swing weight, it will feel like the board almost isnt there, but it wont be very stable on big runs...if you ride the whole mountian, everything and everything, then go for the 156, it will still be easy and fun to ride but will give you more stability for bigger runs, it will by a TINY but harder to ride than the 152 tho...and finally, if you ride mostly backcountry, powder, and big runs, then go for the 160, that will be super stable, float on powder, and be FAST! but it will be harder to maunver and dont ever go in the park with it haha...hope that helps

well the sick stick is definitly a more advanced board that is made for backcountry...the skate banana is great in pow but the shape of the board and style of edges will make it hard to learn on and not very forgiving. out of the three boards you named...this board is best, good in pow but can still do everything else...and a 163 is pretty long for you seeing how i ride a 155 and we are the same weight, but since you are a little taller id suggest buying a 158-160 size

yes sir they work with any board that uses a 4 hole set up

you are a size 8 u.s. and i suggest ordering true to size, they will be snug at first but pack out to a perfect fit

sorry dude they only come with one lens, whatever lens in the color swatch...HOWEVER the smith I/O goggles do come with two lenses. (i like the (I/O's better anyway)....and you can buy lenses for the pheenoms seperatley, they just do not have amy in stock on this site, but thats a quick fix with the google shopping tool :-)...and sensor mirror is the best for flat light and clouds and such

P.S. good job for actually ASKING if you can get extra lenses, some people think they can just get extra lenses just cuz they ask for them when ordering, and then they whine like babys after they dont get their extra lens!...glad theres still people with brains out there :-)

richard if you would have written this as a question rather than a review you would have gotten it answered 6 days sooner...anyway resopnse from these is ok, not lightning fast because it is soft and made to be flexible and forgiving...dont get too oversold on the easy in/out thing, it will only really be useful to you if you are exceedingly lazy or spend your whole day lapping the park, and i doubt you fall into either of those catagories...go for the ride RX bindings, they are cheap, responsive and can go anywhere and everywhere on the mountain
P.S. the gear doesnt make you better, you GET better

my vote is for customs all the way!...they are softer and more forgiving, perfect for begginers

hey alex,
these bindings are about as park oriented as bindings get, they are soft and flexy and probably will not cut it for anything bigger than the cat track between parks :-)...the missions are ok for all mountian, still a little bit soft...my reccomendation is the burton cartels, a park ruling binding that is still stiff enough for the big stuff...i love em. but out of the two you said, the missions are better for all mountian

its the price for two, its ALWAYS the price for two...i have never ever seen a company sell just one binding haha. they come in pairs

no sorry they dont have any in black right now

sometimes they make their jackets with the logo on the center back, dont worry you didnt get an irregular or anything :-)

you cant, sorry dude giro G10 is just the plain old G10, no visor compatibility...but if you get this one the visor is removable, but the 3 attachment points will look a tad bit strange withought the visor on them

hey you held back angus :-)...but didnt answer question all the way...yes you need to buy a bluetooth transmitter if you want to use this with an ipod, it is not included with the helmet

for ipods, id like to use a quote to answer that:

"hey mike, iPhones do not support stero bluetooth out of the box, what you need to do is buy an bluetooth transmitter made for iPod/iPhone, i got a nice one (ZOOM iHiFi) off of amazon for dirt cheap, and it works pretty darn good for stereo bluetooth...any transmiter that supports A2DP (technical language for stereo bluetooth, it will say it in the description) will work. If you dont get the transmiter then the audio system will not work

link to zoom hifi:
http://www.amazon.com/Zoom-Bluetooth-Transmitter-iPod-White/dp/B000W5SGAO/ref=pd_bbs_sr_4?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1237653252&sr=8-4" - Cyrus Baumgarten

it will work with almost every bluetooth phone, except iphone

hey mike, iPhones do not support stero bluetooth out of the box, what you need to do is buy an bluetooth transmitter made for iPod/iPhone, i got a nice one (ZOOM iHiFi) off of amazon for dirt cheap, and it works pretty darn good for stereo bluetooth...any transmiter that supports A2DP (technical language for stereo bluetooth, it will say it in the description) will work. If you dont get the transmiter then the audio system will not work

link to zoom hifi:
http://www.amazon.com/Zoom-Bluetooth-Transmitter-iPod-White/dp/B000W5SGAO/ref=pd_bbs_sr_4?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1237653252&sr=8-4

no, what is in the drop down menu is a real time stock indicator and whatever they have in their warehouse is going to be on the page...you could see if teva has more sizes on their site tho

close as ive seen are padded hats made by R.E.D....they are essentially beanies with some supprisingly heavy duty padding in them...they offer NOWHERE near the protection of a helmet but are almost better than wearing nothing. youd have to just google "red padded hat" cuz i cant find any on here besides this RED0102 (copy into searchbar, hit enter)...honestly no form of soft protection can ever come close to the protection of a hard shell helmet. and carrying the helmet from your car to the lift might save ur life someday, theres even a convienvent way to carry it...on ur head! :-)

yes

yeah you actually scratched the inside of the lens, when its wet it becomes very very very soft...if the inside is so fogged that you cant see, pat dry it with the bag it came with...NO FRICTION OR RUBBING OR WIPING WHEN LENS IS WET...that clears up the inside and wont damage the lens

HI Persimmon!

you could try contacting giro...that would be the best chance of getting new earpads

ask giro directly, you might have to pay a few bucks+shipping, but its better than buying a new helmet

you might be out of luck with these...but you could try asking backcountry directly if they are getting any more in stock, these questions answered by customers

yes it comes in a brown color and a light blue color too, you can see that in the pictures...also the colors are listed in the drop down menu...and right below the drop down menu is link that says "View sizing chart"

hey tony, i went and found a few for you
...you can get the shift element in "Big red" here BCC0194, but they only have size small
...and you can get the original shift softshell in "Sangria red" here BCC0056, but once again they only have small
(copy those item IDs into the search bar and hit enter)
...those are the only red bc softshells, you probably couldnt find them cuz they were in the outlet

thats how it goes, pricing isnt always guarenteed to stay the same...brands also dictate pricing too, you just gotta get it asap when you find a price you like. they might have gone up because spring is starting and hiking products might be more in demand starting now

crowbars are the best helmet fitting goggle hands down, and probably the best fitting goggle ever made, sooooooo comfortable, its like a face pillow :-)...a frames are the WORST helmet fitting goggle hands down and distribute pressure very un-evely
...and as for lenses, persimon totally sucks, go for the H.I. persimmon, yeah they sound alike but the small "H.I." in the dramatically increases contrast in ALL light condition, sunny to night...that is an AMAZING lense for everything (moderatley sunny, cloudy, storming, fog, flat, night, anything really)...except bright bright bluebird sun...i mean its just one lens, cant do EVERYTHING...but H.I.P. is as close as it gets

best to just take it to a professional jewler/watchmaker/watch seller to do it (even the kiosk at the mall or the watch center at your local department store are valid places). otherwise you might hinder the waterproofness by changing the battery yourself

the redpoint hybrid jacket has softshell stretch stleeves for better range of motion, but it is less warm than the regular redpoint jacket (hass %40 less insulating material, a significant difference

this pack can only fit so much...and even when its loaded to full capacity it doesnt feel bulky at all, and the straps compress your load A LOT...on the lift its fine, doesnt feel uncomfortable or like your goin to fall off lift, its kinda like having a nice cushion actually :-)...its a very low profile compressed pack thats awesome!

yes mountiain hardware has differnt lengths for their rain pants...i had a hard time finding any long pants on this site but if you go to mountain harwares site or do a little digging you will find what you are looking for

this!!!! :-)...in "snow white"

TNF3486 (type/copy paste that into the search bar and hit enter)

the snow white is true white

no it does not have insulation

it has 300 grams of InVIsi-Loft...a new type of insulation that is invisible and weighs nothing and adds no bulk and you cant even tell its there!!!!! the only catch is that it provides no warmth or insulation...have you caught on yet? theres no insulation

Fabric: 73% modal/27% polyester

Fabric provides UPF 30 sun protection, shielding skin from harmful ultraviolet rays

Modal/polyester blend has a soft hand, dries quickly and resists wrinkling for great travel performance

(great question, i would have just guessed cotton but i would have been wrong!)

this jacket is statistacaly better; more waterproof, more features...but in reality both are top of the line jackets that are super high quality, you cant go wrong with either...just pick whichever better suits your style...BUT this isnt that great of a deal, go to tramdock.com (its hard to explain) and look for this there, BOTH the mystic jacket and the stoneham jacket can be found there for uner 200 bucks, now thats a deal!

depends on the the final price in your cart and where you live, skullcandy can be shipped internationaly tho...so you got two options here, hit "contact us" on the bottom of the page to ask backcountry direcly, and an employee will help you...OR you can add all the items to your cart and then go to the checkout, fill in your adress information and then a box will appear with shipping options and costs, you dont have to COMPLETE the trasation and this does not obilgate you to buy anything

hey man looks like you are out of luck, i couldnt find a chart on any of armada gloves or armadas website or google...pretty dumb, they kinda leaving you in the dark here...from the review it sounds like they run a little snug, so order your normal size or a size up if you want to put liners under them...what i would do is order one in each size and then pay the 7 dollars for return shipping, sure its a pain but backcountry has the best return pocily ever and its easier here than anywhere else, defiitly...PLUS if you order more than one pair, you will qualify for free shipping ($50+)...so instead of paying for shipping you will pay for return shipping so everything will even out and you will get gloves that fit right!

venture is made out of north faces most breathable "HyVent" fabric called HyVent DT

venture is made out of north faces most breathable "HyVent" fabric called HyVent DT

haha honestly no, this sounds to be exatly what you are looking for...you really do get what you pay for, but this is paying A LOT. a less costly option would be this TNF2826 (copy past into search bar, hit enter), the north face venture jacket, thin and Incredibly lighweight, water proof...it definitly wont breathe as well as eVent, but it costs $200 less. once again you get what you pay for

i doubt anyone can really answer that question...but this watch actually seems a bit feminie to me, espeiclaly the white and brown colors...but still the face might be too big for a lady. but there are many many retangular nixon womens watches...some that seem to be simmilar to this are:

Small Ticket NIX0088
Chalet NIX0260
Cougar NIX0015

just copy paste any of those 7 digit product i.d.'s into search bar and press enter to be taken directly to product

velcro...you can see it in two of the detail pictures

that is a really good question!...thats happened before and ive wondered but this was the last straw, i went and asked...heres the conversation i had with a backcountry employee on live chat.

"-cyrus: hi a customer asked a really good question about the burton space sack BUR2442
-cyrus: one of the models is more expensive than all the others ones and there seems to be no reason why
-Brett S.: Just a moment while I look into that.
-Brett S.: I am not sure why that would be a different price... sometimes we place items at different price due to what we have available and what sales.
-cyrus: and thats a fixed price? can it be changed to match the rest?
-Brett S.: I cannot change that sorry. Burton selects the pricing and will not lets us discount without permission
-cyrus: Oh ok that makes sense...thank you"

stupid as it may be, thats the answer...GOTTA LOVE BC's CUSTOMER SERVICE :-)

perfect as an all mountain boot, not too stiff but not crazy soft, can handle anything from the backcountry to the park

yes you would be correct

-and since im here i would like to agreee that the windstopper guy is an idiot :-)

simply put: yes

not so simply: yes this is a good board for a begginer, notice i said good not great...its not a total begginer board, but that will come in handy when your skill progress, normaly people who buy extrememley begginer-specific boards end up "outgrowing" thier boards skill-wise...where as this one will stand up to bigger runs when you start doing them, but is easy enough to ride so you can learn on it withought trouble. buying this is better choice to me than buying a begginer specific-board that you have to replace a season or half a season after you get it

yes the discontinued ones are on sale, for some reason they are priced differently between sizes but the colors on sale are "surf blue" and "pumice grey"...and both are VERY simmilar to some current colors

these are too big for most helmets, you need a low profile helmet with a high crown that doesnt go very far down the forehead, like the RED mutiny or smith holt...a good example of a BAD fitting helmet would be the RED hi-fi, cuz that has a very very low crown...low crown means that the helmet will push you gogs down on ur face, like the foam will be resting on ur eyes, yeah not fun :-)

yes they will fit...crowbars fit like a dream with almost all helmets

too many to list really...the Various Guide Jacket is one of them but ive never seen a full list of all the TNF zip in compatible shells...most likley it will say somethig in the shells desription if it is zip compatible, if not you could ask and someone will know

this one will work just fine...they even have ur size :-). now its the end of the season so you might have a hard time finding it in your size but the K2 Moment snowboard is aimed specifically at begginers and that would have to be my reccomendation...but this will work great too, the difference between the two is that this is a little more advanced board, but will last you a lot longer because you wont become better than your board...with the K2 moment board, youll learn on it very easily but in a year or so you will start be become bored with the ride and it wont be giving you enough support to go on bigger runs when you progress that far, so you would probably have to buy another board once you really get the basics down...pick ur poison

this one actually is not transferable ( actually called convertable)...and the only REAL difference between the stock cap straps and this is that this will give you a slightly more secure fit...burton just sells these to make more money

no burton shipping outside of US

this board was only produced in 153, 156 and 159 sizes

what size is your laptop? if it maxes out on all dimensions then it wont fit, but if you have a small laptop like, 10x9, that is just really thick then it will fit fine cuz the pocket will have a lot of extra space to fit ur thick laptop

stick with the crowbars, they better...and if you're looking for a sunny day lens i would go with fire hands down. but if you NEED one of the ones you said, the black iriduim is the best

wow, nice list...very helpful but why did you post it here?...you should go post it as an answer on a page for a zip in shell..cuz people always ask what jackets are compitble to the shell

yes it is, it would be even more water resistant if you add a DWR like nikwax

it will say it in the description if it is zip compatible

no pit zips

no pit zips, thats why its not in the description

well they didnt intentionally make them too big so you can put one in... but it should fit just fine, especially with the lacing system

Yep, these will fit into anything but a tiny cell phone style jack...heres the thing tho, ipods are LOW power devices, and cant really power headphones like this...they will work of course, but you wont be able to crank your tunes very loud when listening to ipod, and when you try to turn the volume all the way up they will crackle and static a little

ask flow, because backcountry doesnt have a proper size chart

anything that says "stiff" in the tech specks box

they are for YOU if get the appropriate size, and just fill out your address info in the checkout area to find out shipping costs, you dont have to complete the transaction