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Aaron Wilbur

Skier // Snowboarder // Biker // Camper // Paddler // Backcountry Snowboarder // Hiker // Camper/Hiker // Backpacker

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    Fairbanks, Alaska
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    My winter is devoted to finding sweet lines on my board, ripping on some skis, and snowshoeing into the backcountry to get it fresh. In the summer, i canoe and bike as much as possible, shunning the indoors.

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Carhartt Washed Duck Work Short - Men's

February 2, 2009

On a hike in Denali National Park and Preserve, they worked really well then i had to bushwhack.

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Doing its job!

Doing its job!

Kokatat OutFit Tour Personal Flotation Device

February 2, 2009

You cant see my pockets, but they are bulging with gear. This PFD doesn't restrict me at all!

Helpful Votes: 1 Yes

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Capilene pre-hike

Capilene pre-hike

Patagonia Capilene 1 Crew - Men's

February 2, 2009

I take it on every single trip i do, no matter where i go or what im doing. it rpeforms wonderfully in all conditions

Helpful Votes: 3 Yes

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Sunny day at Schweitzer

Sunny day at Schweitzer

Smith Knowledge OTG Goggle

February 2, 2009

RC36 lenses, preformed wonderfully in the bright conditions!

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Hammerhead 3

Hammerhead 3

Mountain Hardwear Hammerhead 3 Tent 3-Person 3-Season

February 2, 2009

Hammerhead 3 set up in Denali National Park and Preserve. Slept 3 people wonderfully!

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Arc'teryx Axios Backpack 35 - Men's - 2136-2258cu in

April 14, 2011

I spent an entire summer using this on my daily bike commute, and it was wonderful. Rock steady and the back is nicely ventilated.

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Arc'teryx Axios Backpack 35 - Men's - 2136-2258cu in

March 18, 2011

I've used mine as a carry on multiple times, with it stuffed to the max.

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Mountain Hardwear Splitter Backpack - 2150-2350cu in

April 23, 2010

Regular. Their recommendation for a regular torso length might seem a bit short, but it is most likely spot on. If you want to get a real accurate fit, have a friend measure from your c7 vertebrae (the lowest prominent bump in your neck) to the small of your back, and use that number to choose the size. While it might be tempting to get a large for the increased volume, the looser fit won't be worth it. Also, the torso length isn't the only thing they stretch for a larger pack, the waistbelt is also longer, and having that misfit could be detrimental

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Arc'teryx Naos 55 Backpack - 3230-3600cu in

April 14, 2010

Nope, the only entry into the main compartment is through the top, which has a dry bag style roll-closure.

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Black Diamond Covert Avalung Winter Pack - 1343-1953cu in

March 21, 2010

I have the anarchist in a 32 liter (similar size and shape) and I have no problems with chairlifts, including older chairlifts with smaller seats.

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Mountain Hardwear Space Station Tent 15-Person 4-Season

March 19, 2010

It is a floorless single wall tent. The tent has storm flaps that can have snow piled on top of them to make a snow-proof seal.

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Black Diamond Spot Headlamp - 2010

March 18, 2010

The light itself is fixed, but the housing is tiltable. You can kindof see the hinge in the picture here, but if you do the 360 view on black diamonds website (http://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/en-us/shop/mountain/lighting/spot) you can easily see the hinnged housing.

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Arc'teryx Axios Backpack 35 - Men's - 2136-2258cu in

February 28, 2010

Backcountry.com has the weight for the Bora 35 litsted incorrectly, it is actually 1500 grams.

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Black Diamond Ahwahnee Tent 2-Person 4-Season

January 22, 2010

The Ahwahnee would definitely be suitable, but only if you got a vestibule. The tent is 7.5' long and 4.4' wide. That seems roomy, but mark it out on your floor and play camp, get a feel for how much room that actually is. The vestibule adds 13 square feet, and you can get two of them if you feel inclined.
If you are worried about the wind, the ahwahnee can take it. However, due to it's steeper walls, it can get shaky in there. I would recommend looking at the Fitzroy as well, as it is unaffected by the wind. Seriously, it doesn't move.
Lastly, get an attic. They are cheap, light, and add a lot of livability to the tent.

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Black Diamond Lightsabre Bivy Sack

January 22, 2010

Oh, this can take whatever nature throws at it. EPIC fabric is deemed "highly water resistant" because water *can* get through the fabric when it is subject to extreme pressures. What this means to you is that a windblown downpour won't even phase the fabric, but a high-pressure fire hose has a slim chance of forcing some water through.

Helpful Votes: 3 Yes

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MSR Hubba Hubba Tent 2-Person 3-Season

October 1, 2009

While the hubba hubba does do decently in the wind, the skyledge 2.1 is by far the sturdiest tent out of your selection. The cross poles at the top are joined by a power clip, something that makes the tent significantly sturdier than others. Notice on how the hubba hubba and the copper spur that there is only one pole in the middle that supports it from the ground. this leads to a softer tent top, which can be a concern in the wind. The marmot tent has steeper walls than the skyledge, which catch more wind. Also, the skyledge is pretty darn roomy, it's not called a 2.1 for nothing.

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Makes me feel FAT

Arc'teryx Bora 65 Backpack - 3720-4330cu in

Arc'teryx Bora 65 Backpack - 3720-4330cu in

Rating for this product: 5 October 1, 2009

Yep, i feel like a total fatass wearing this pack. That's because i don't feel any weight hanging off my shoulders or pulling me back at all. It feels like i just got 50 lbs heavier when I put the pack on.
Sure, its a little heavy. But what's a few pounds when you are cruising in complete harmony across variable terrain? This pack was designed to carry a heavy load for its size and it does it stupendously well. The description sums it up pretty well, but it left out a few features.
Feature #1: Fanny Pack
The lid for the pack clips off and doubles as a fanny pack, with a waist strap stowed in the inside of the lid. I've successfully used it as a summit pack, stuffing it to the brim with the necessities. Since it was so stuffed, it wasn't comfortable and it swung around, but that isn't an issue when it isn't crammed full. Most importantly, the buckle stayed clipped.
Feature #2: Reinforcecd bottom
The bottom of this pack is double walled, making it even stronger and more water resistant on perhaps the most overlooked part of the pack. Its what always hits the ground first, hits the hardest, and stays there the longest, and shields the sleeping bag. Keeping the bottom dry is a crucial aspect that they didn't overlook.
Feature #3: Water Bottle pockets
Out of sight and out of mind, these stowable pockets stash away nicely. When they are pulled out, they are long enough to hold my 1.5 L nalgene well. They also have small velcro tabs that lock down the pockets. You can barely see the ring that the velcro attaches to in the picture.
Feature #4: Gear Loops
Easily visible in the picture, the black gear loops are sturdy velcro and are removable. Also, the bottom gear loop is adjustable, making it easy to get that big ice axe in there.

Helpful Votes: 2 Yes

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Arc'teryx Bora 65 Backpack - 3720-4330cu in

September 30, 2009

The key here is whichever pack fits you better. In my experience, arc'teryx packs are the best fit, IF they fit. They tend to only fit a small range of people, but the people they fit love them. Gregorys are a little more flexible, fitting a wider range of people.
One feature that really sets this pack apart from the Baltoro is the aluminum stays in the backpanel. These stays increase comfortable load capacity by transferring more weight to the hip belt. Also, by bending the stays to fit the profile of your back you can get an even more comfortable fit. Also, the durability of the Bora is legendary.
Some features that the Baltoro boasts that the Bora lacks are the Response suspension system and better organization. The response system is basically a suspension that moves with you. the hip belt is attached to the pack with a rotating disc that increases mobility, which is nice when you are navigating tricky terrain. The organization is more of a personal choice.

Overall, I think the Bora is a better choice, but you need to go into a gear shop and get them fit to you. Just because you are a small person doesn't mean you need a small pack.

Helpful Votes: 1 Yes

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Burton Supermodel X Snowboard

March 12, 2009

The Supermodel X is your ticket to greatness. It has a tapered profile-wider nose than tail-so you will get great flotation in the powder, and make landings in the pow much easier. Also, this board is equipped with a deeper side cut than the custom, making gnarly turns on groomers a piece of cake. Go to burton's website and compare board specs if you want more details.

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Venture Snowboards Divide Split Snowboard

February 13, 2009

You can use whatever boots you fancy; AT boots are better for the trip up but snowboard boots are better for the ride down. Pick your Poison!

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Burton Cartel Snowboard Binding

February 13, 2009

Like you, i ride a neutral stance so i can switch no prob. I also keep my high backs at the least agressive setting possible. When borrowed my friends cartels, i couldnt get the high backs to be back enough, so my legs got super sore. They are a really good binding, just not for me. They are tough, tight, and simple!

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Burton Ozone Snowboard Boot - Men's - 08/09

February 13, 2009

The Rulers are heavier, and stiffer. Same story for the Shaun, except the Ruler is stiffer.

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Burton Ruler Snowboard Boot - Men's

February 13, 2009

They are stiffer, but heavier. The ozone has a smaller footprint too, making it better for hiking. This will give you a more dialed in feel, making your board respond faster.

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K2 Brigade Snowboard

February 13, 2009

With your boot size, a wide isn't a necessity due to toe drag. If you stick to the jibs, rally the 161. If you shred the deep and cruise the grooms, cruise on the 163 wide.

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Smith Prodigy Turbo Fan Goggle

February 11, 2009

Smith has a limited lifetime warranty, so your best bet would be to shoot their warranty department an email. They should be able to hook you up, but they might charge you if they think that it was due to "normal wear and tear"

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Arbor Abacus Snowboard

February 11, 2009

Snowboards are usually considered wide when they have a waist width of 250 mm or up, so this is a wide-ish snowboard. Arbor's designated wide snowboard, the Roundhouse, has a waist width of 268 mm.

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Burton Ultra Capstrap

February 10, 2009

They lock your heel in tighter and remove pressure points that toes straps can create. So yes, better and more comfortable.

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Burton Bullet Snowboard - Wide - 08/09

February 9, 2009

i have had super good experience with the K2 Podium Wide 167

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Burton Feelgood Snowboard - Women's

February 9, 2009

The problems you are having are probably arising from the fact that this board is a woman's boards and more flexible than the custom. Try using more finesse and less power.

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Burton Mint Snowboard Boot - Women's

February 2, 2009

Try riding them for a few days, they should pack out some and make some room for your feet.

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Burton Snowboard Binding

February 2, 2009

Burton Bindings have a larger size range than most brands. I believe the Large fit any boot from size 11-14.___________________________________My Size 12's fit in these really comfortably, I think one size up would be fine.

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Burton Snowboard Binding

February 2, 2009

I have boarded with these bindings for 4+ years, and I find them much more comfortable than my friends bindings. The toe strap can get a little pinchy if you ratchet it down too tight, but you would be hard pressed to overdo the heel strap. Also, i find these bindings allow their highback to have less agressive lean, which i find more comfortable.

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Electric EG5 Goggle w/ Bonus Lens

February 2, 2009

These are normal goggles, they just fit to your face better than most.

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K2 Affair Access Snowboard Boot - Women's

February 2, 2009

They way i have molded my boots in the past, which really has worked astoundingly, is to put your liners in your boots, and blast them with a hairdryer for 10-15 minutes, you really cant over-do it with a blow dryer, and the liners dont need that much heat at all. Take an old pair of socks and cut the toe pieces out , and slide the caps over your toes. slide your fattiest pair of socks on over these, and strap your feet in tight! Keep them on as long as you can, and they should fit awesomely. If they dont fit at first, give them a few days riding to break in and pack down some. If they still dont fit, give it another go.

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Ride Phenom Snowboard Binding - Boys'

February 2, 2009

Installing snowboard bindings is very simple, you just need a screw driver and an idea of what your stance is like. Their is no real difference between one and two strap bindings as long as the one-strap system secures your toe and heel in well.

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K2 Vandal Snowboard - Kids'

February 2, 2009

Here or your local board shop. I recommend here, BC.com has lifetime warranty.

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Palmer PLS Binding Lifter

February 2, 2009

Rasing your center of gravity by that small of an increment is not very significant as far as your balance goes, but it does make your board more responsive and quicker to gain an edge.

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Burton Clash Snowboard

January 24, 2009

Rally the 158. The 160 would be better for cruisin' the mountain in general, and the 155 would be better for the park.

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Burton Team Skyback II

January 24, 2009

They will fit, general binding shape doesn't change much at all over the years. If they dont, you can return them without a problem. When you buy something here, it gets shipped with a return form just in case.

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Smith Knowledge OTG Turbo Fan Series Goggles

January 19, 2009

Compare your glasses to a pair of normal goggles and see how they would fit inside. Unless you have massive glasses it should be fine, these goggles have some extra room for glasses.

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Black Diamond Covert with Avalung Winter Pack - 1343-1953 cu in

January 19, 2009

I had the same problem while hiking with my 32 L Anarchist today, except only on the strap with the avalung tube in it. I havent figured out if it was adjusted wrong or what, but i was getting sore after a short hike.

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Rome Solution Snowboard

January 19, 2009

I wear size 12 and my boards waist width is 26.9. the 160's wiast width is 25.2, i think thaty you will not have any problems with toe drag.

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K2 Believer Snowboard

January 19, 2009

2 cm is not much of a difference at all, the 61 will have minimally better float but the 59 will have minimally better maneuverability. If you are going to be riding almost exculsively park or trees, take the 59. otherwise, just pick the one that looks cooler.

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K2 Zero Snowboard

January 18, 2009

While the minimalist attitude of this board seems kind of sketchy, it actually makes it even more bombproof. Think of it this way, if you have a car made of steel and a car made of titanium, the car made of titanium will be lighter, stronger, and more exensive. Its the same with the board, they used better parts so they could use less of them. The k2 boards i have ridden (and still ride) have proven to be rugged and dependable, and they were definately not their top line boards.

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Burton Clash Snowboard

January 18, 2009

You should choose the 158. 3 cm is not much of a difference at all as far as swing weight and preformance goes, but it will give you a bit more speed.

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Voile Split Decision Kit

January 14, 2009

http://www.backcountry.com/store/newsletter/a376/DIY-Split-Board.html

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Burton Bullet Snowboard - Wide - 08/09

January 10, 2009

When i was about that size i rocked a 159, but i spent most of my time in the powder. If you are a more balanced rider this board would rip for you.

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K2 Brigade Snowboard - Wide

January 10, 2009

This board is a low end board, but it is a low end k2 board. It wont be as responsive or as fast as a more expensive board, but even low end k2 boards will preform wonderfully. There is a noticeable difference between this board and a more expensive one, its just up to you to weigh out if you need the cash or the board.

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Mountain Hardwear Trango 3.1 3-Person 4-Season Tent

December 6, 2008

I have had really good experience with the Mountain Hardware Hammerhead 3. It has SUPER ventilation, and i have braved many rainy days in it. Its pretty roomy, ands its vestibules are huge. If you are expecting a week of solid rain, be sure to get the ground cloth.

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Flow B1 Snowboard Binding - Kids'

December 6, 2008

unfortunately, only xs are in stock right now. Get a small, there isnt much difference in binding sizes, but Your kid will be able to use the smalls with their next set of boots too.

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Giro 2008 G10 MX Helmet

December 6, 2008

measure his head with a string or measuring tape. if you are trying to be covert for the holidays, measure a favorite hat that fits super well. there is a sizing chart link right below the size options.

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Nitro Eero AM Series Snowboard - Kids'

December 6, 2008

This board is a pretty solid board for just cruisin around and finding your place on the mountian. However, it is a kids board, so you may find it to be super flexible to you.

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Voile Universal Splitboard Interface

December 6, 2008

The split decision kit is used to convert an old board into a split board, while this is what holds your bindings to your new splitboard.

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Giro Root Goggle

December 6, 2008

not comfortably. look for some OTG specific goggles, they arent hard to find.

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Salomon Dialogue Select Snowboard Boot - Men's

December 6, 2008

29.5

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ThirtyTwo Prion Snowboard Boot - Men's

December 6, 2008

Go half a size up to compensate for some wool socks. for the best fit, measure your foot in centimeters and then check it against the sizing chart.

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Arbor Crossbow Snowboard

December 3, 2008

I think your best bet is the Roundhouse 167. You sound like a pretty big guy, so the wide board and the extra few cms will help with floating in pow. Also, the roundhouse is less of a park board then the crossbow, it's bamboo topsheet is engineered to give you super edge control.

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DAKINE Heli Pro 20L Winter Pack - 1200cu in

December 3, 2008

it all depends on how much you want tot carry. If i were you, i would go for the 20L, its not that much bigger but you may find that the 4L will really make a difference.

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Forum Youngblood Snowboard

December 3, 2008

If you are planning to ride pretty much exclusively park, this is a great board for a beginner. It's medium flex will be plenty responsive without being too sensitive, making it easy to control. However, without having snowboarded much at all yet, you might find that other areas of the resort draw your attention more than the park. Thankfully, this board is really affordable so ditching it in a few years if you change your style wont be a big deal.

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Anon Figment Replacement Lens

December 3, 2008

Yellow is better for flat light, it helps define bumps in the snow. Clear is obviously best for night, as it allows all available light to reach your eyes.

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Marmot Aura 2-Person 3-Season Tent

December 2, 2008

Anybody know how much the ultralight shelter (just rainfly and footprint) weighs?

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Bitchin Ride

K2 Podium Snowboard - Wide

K2 Podium Snowboard - Wide

Rating for this product: 5 December 1, 2008

Rode this baby for the first time this weekend and i am impressed. It was fast and responsive, with very good edge hold on icy conditions. It floated super well in powder, and with it i got fresh after all other stashes had been skied out.

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Nitro Runaway Snowboard - Women's

November 26, 2008

Sure will. The soft flex makes turns easier than stiff boards, and are much easier to control. Also, it will be slower than a stiff board, something that many new boarders will appreciate.

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Lib Technologies Skunk Ape BTX Snowboard - Wide

November 26, 2008

You got it dude. The banana tech will make you float better than 5 cm, which really isnt that much. A big misconception is that length is how to rock pow, but what really makes you float is the shape of the board.

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Awesome Liner

Mountain Hardwear Power Stretch Glove - Men's

Mountain Hardwear Power Stretch Glove - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 November 26, 2008

I use these as a liner for my mittens, and they are perfect. What i love about them, besides their warmth, is that they stay on my hand when i take my mitten off. Usually i take my mittens off to shovel, change my tunes, tighten my bindings, etc. These keep my hands warm and dextrous for all those technical jobs.

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Skullcandy MacGyver MP3 Watch

November 25, 2008

yes, it includes skull candy earbuds.

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Osprey Packs Imp 23 Backpack - 1400cu in - Kids'

November 24, 2008

Yep, this pack is designed with your little hiker in mind. It's back length is drastically shorter than a regular pack, so it will rest on your kid's back comfortably.

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Osprey Packs Revo Daypack - 1300cu in

November 24, 2008

i think it would be good. it will be large for your kid, but second graders grow alot. Having a nice, durable pack for a growing kid is always a good idea too.

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Ride Sage Snowboard Boot - Women's

November 24, 2008

Nope, the liner is heat molded so there is no nasty plastic pieces poking you. To get a super good fit with these, stick a hair dryer in the liner for a few minutes, put the boot on and tie it super tight and walk around for a while.

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Burton Mission Snowboard Binding

November 24, 2008

Nope, all you need is a fatty phillips head screwdriver. When installing bindings, it is best to use a regular screwdriver so you dont over do it.

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Awesome Jacket.

Mountain Hardwear Synchro Ski Jacket - Men's

Mountain Hardwear Synchro Ski Jacket - Men's

Rating for this product: 4 November 24, 2008

This jacket is super. It does everything it is supposed, and does it well in style and comfort. The only con is the hood, which is HUGE. It perfect for wearing over a helmet, but it is pretty rediculous for anything besides, like running or boating.

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