Hey Jonas, see my answer above. No you cannot. ps~~ don't go with flow.

Hey Jonas,No you cannot. The Burton Jeremy Jones board uses the new E.S.T stance technology. You will need a Burton EST binding for this board. This is a great design and idea. Unfortunately, since you cannot mount any other bindings, its kind of a drag.... Ya Digggg

Yes they are different. The Kit is actually and upgrade from the pad. If you have the pad, grab the kit and get a better nights rest.

Your going with a size medium Flow team binding. But, I would recommend rethinking this expensive purchase and go with another binding that actually responds.

Yes you can. Mon - Fri 8am - 8pm and Sat and Sun 9am - 4pm.

They are gear loops.

this is going to be a bit tight around the stomach but it is not going to be a true slim fitting shirt.

Yes, you would be able to attach them to the outside of this pack using the clip straps on front. Or along the sides with a biner.

These are not guaranteed for anything. They are going to be an awesome pair of sunglasses though. The lens is going to change accordingly to the light. If you ever had a problem with these sunglasses ... scratched them, cracked them , or broke them. You can return them to Backcountry at any point. Tomorrow or in 30 years.

They are going to be a pretty small pair of goggles. I would say that they would be good for a a boy or girl around the age of 12- 14 or someone who has a naturally small head. No they wont be able to see your eyes.

I would recommend going with a Camelbak Omega hydration bladder. They are very durable, reliable, and easy to clean. Copy and paste in web address bar:http://www.backcountry.com/store/CAM0158/CamelBak-Omega-HydroTanium-Hydration-Reservoir.html

yes it can. you can check up in the tech specs and look at the "Hydration compatibility".

Adam, this pack is not going to have the Vaude Flash torso length adjustment system. This pack has the Anatomic NT suspension system which is Energy absorbing Air Pads snuggle up ergonomically against your back, supporting a natural range of motion and ensuring excellent cushioning. A high comfort level is reinforced by the lightweight, anatomical ABS panel inside the pack’s back that ensures form stability.

If your foot is wet inside your boot, your already in trouble. Otherwise as long as you have a waterproof pair of boots. You will be fine. No water will pass through the boot.

Hey, it depends on how small it feels. If you are a little cramped I would only go up a half size. If you cannot get your foot in the shoe, go up a full size.

Yes we can. We do have a few brands that we cannot ship outside of the US. Below is a link you can check out that will give you all of the brands we cannot ship. Copy and paste in your address bar:http://aedf.liveperson.net/hc/s-9551721/cmd/kbresource/kb-5935139663647200451/view_question!PAGETYPE?sc=120&sp=94&sf=101133&documentid=239527&action=view&VisitorProfile=BCS&MESSAGEVAR!home=yes&MESSAGEVAR!cookie=no&MESSAGEVAR!docid=239527Brands that cannot be shipped outside of the US. * ACR * Arbor * Arc'teryx * Burton (including RED, Analog, Gravis, Mark XIII, Idiom and Anon) * Canada Goose * Cascade Designs (including MSR, Platypus, Sealine, Thermarest & Tracks) * Chariot Carriers - lower 48 only * FOX racing * Fritschi * Full Tilt * K2 (including Line, Marker, Technica & Volkl) * Lowa * Nixon * Oakley * O'Neill * Patagonia Footwear * Platypus * Polar * Ride (including CAPP3L) * Thule * Vans * Western Mountaineering * Yakima*We cannot ship The North Face to Canada, Europe, Austrialia or New Zealand.*We can only ship La Sportiva to North America.*We can only ship Billabong to North America.*We cannot ship Line Skis to Canada, United Kingdom, or Japan.

If you are looking at picking up a rail and jibbing board, then this is a sick choice. If you are looking for more of an all around freestyle board, go with the K2 Darkstar. The Darkstar is going to give you enough flex to crush rails and boxes, but it still has enough flex to take down some tree runs or high speed runs. Check the Darkstar out. http://www.backcountry.com/store/K2S0484/K2-Darkstar-Snowboard.html

this is going to be a park specific board. So when it comes to groomers, backcountry, trees, ect ... this board is going to have to much flex. I would recommend getting an all mountain freestyle board if you are looking for something that you can take in the park and in the backcountry. A board you should check out is the Gnu B-Real snowboard. It is going to be more of an all mountain freestyle board. You will be able to progress in the park and on powder days you wouldn't need to switch boards. The B-Real board uses Mervin A.5 Aspen core which is going to give you a ton of pop and a lot of control on rails, but its not going to decrees this boards performance all over the mountain. Check it out...http://www.backcountry.com/store/GNU0076/Gnu-B-Real-Snowboard-Womens.html

hey, yes that would be a bit to big. You would have a bit of over hang on both heel and toe side edge. You would need to go with an adult board. If you wanted to stick with a White board, you would actually fit an adult board boot wise fine. White wears a size 9 boot.

You will need to buy a separate pump :http://www.backcountry.com/store/CMN0019/Coleman-Quickpump-Unit-AC-120-Volt-Electric.htmlThat one is inexpensive and will do the trick ;)

It doesn't matter which side you sleep on with this sealed foam mattress. Either side will work fine.

This is going to have a urethane finish, so you can wash the outside and you are not going to have to worry about the inside.

this is going to be like most all other sleeping pads where it is self inflating and you have a mouth valve to blow it up. The Thermo loft is not going to be located directly at the mouth piece so it doesn't get damp and mold.

yeah you can pick up a compression sack. Check out the Granite Gear Round rock solid compression sack url below. You would want to go with the small bag for a good fit. http://www.backcountry.com/store/GRG0005/Granite-Gear-Round-Rock-Solid-Compression-Sack.html

yeah, you would want to go with the size 7 in this boot as well. northwave runs true to their sizing.

Hey, there are three shipping methods from you to choose from. You can choose UPS Overnight, UPS 2nd day air, or USPS Priority. UPS Overnight, as long as it is ordered before 12pm noon Mountain time the day before you will be ok. UPS 2nd day air will take 2 business days for delivery. And, USPS Priority mail will take between 3 - 5 business days. Please note that you will not receive a tracking number for the USPS Priority mail.

Yes, if you are planning on carrying large text books and a loptop. The Columbia shield2 is going to be more of a pack that you can use to carry your laptop and a book (not large text books) or two. Here are the dimensions 19" x 12.5" x 8". That should give you a bit of a better idea on what this pack will hold. I would recommend grabbing a laptop sleeve and picking up an Osprey or Marmot pack. They will be a bit more durable and they will offer more space for carrying your books.

Hey Michael, Either of the boards would be an awesome choice. I will say that if you are looking for a better all around cruising board to go with the Supermodel X. The Custom X is going to be an all mountain freestyle board so it is going to be a more flexible board. If you are a high speed rider, the extra flex can affect your riding. Also, the Supermodel X is going to offer a bit more control when it comes to all around riding, so it will put less stress on your knee.

Yes, The Chinook would work in very cold weather. It isn't going to be super duper warm, but it is going to offer a good amount of protection from the elements. If you are looking for an uber warm jacket that will guarantee to keep you warm I would check out the Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero SL Hooded Down Jacket - Men's.The Sub Zero SL Hooded down jacket will absolutely keep you warm down and below zero degrees.

The GriGri will be pretty safe to use with any size rope down to 8.5mm. It is not recommended to use with anything really below 9.5mm, but it will still perform well with some smaller ropes.