I would look at the European sizing of your Pontas, because the European sizing is more universal.

well you'd have to leave it inflated all the time, and even then it's not a very good idea. Also, I am not sure how much weight it could take! The seams are water-proof, but they won't really handle pressure. I used it as a pillow once, and woke up in the morning with a tiny hole at one seam!

I am pretty sure that it's made from AUS 6M. My friend has it.

Well, La Sportiva runs on the narrow side, just so you know. If you wear a size ten I would go with a half to full size smaller for climbing shoes. So like a 42 or 41.5.

A 42 or 41.5. Maybe even a 41 if like 'em tight. Remember that La Sportiva shoes are really narrow.

Huh?It's aimed at kids around 4'8 to 4'11/12 feet tall.

Huh?Do you mean what age group is it aimed at? Most likely 10-12.

Probably the XL. Great choice on buying girls clothing! Its cheaper and looks the same!

It would be pretty hard to ski with a kid in your pack, unless you were skiing slow on groomers.

These are a great all around ski, and will handle anything you throw at them! These handle well in powder, and my friend can ski gates in them almost better then with his race skis!

My Brother has them, and I've seen people with them at the gym I climb at, and I have never seen them slip. Also Evolv makes very good rubber, so I think they should be fine.

This is a large pack, designed for hiking. I would look at the Mountain Hardwear Scrambler, which really light. This pack weighs 2 pounds.

Probably.

I don't think so, and if so, it would be advertised on the page, but you could try slipping it under a shell, which would keep you warmer, by having the jacket zipped up, with a shell on top. My sister does have a Columbia Woman's jacket that zips apart to have a down jacket and a shell, but I am not sure what it's called.

If they don't have it in stock, that most likely means they ran out, so I would just wait, or try to find it on other websites.

Most likely a XL or L. Good chose, since they are cheaper also! Another jacket you should look at it is the Mountain Hardwear Monkey Woman which is super soft and the XS fits me, and I'm only 4'8! The Monkey Woman is really fuzzy and warm, but a bit higher quality, and costs more...

It says insulated so it most-likely has Primaloft or another insulator to keep your kids warm on the slopes. No fleece jacket involved with this coat. Look for jackets that say 3 in 1 because they probably have a shell, a fleece and a vest, which you can zip apart for separate use. Have fun in Maine!

They are coated metal/plastic at the top, and cloth eyelets for the rest. Durable, and rust proof.

If you are going to be doing trail running, this would be a great supportive shoe that will work great, but for just road running, I think you would like a lighter shoe.

Trail running? This backpack would be overkill. It would be to big, and your elbows might collide with the pack. I would use a smaller backpack maybe the GoLite VO24 backpack, which doesn't have such a large profile. Have fun!

Depends on what kind of jacket you want. They are both great quality, and I am sure you would like both. I think that North Face makes a better insulated jacket, and Spyder makes a better soft-shell.

It's bombproof in the wet weather, doesn't weigh a whole lot, and it won't be cold at all where you're headed. You should be a-okay in this one.The only drawback I can see is that it isn't as ventilated as some other tents. Other than that, it is bombproof especially in heavy rain.If you are going to be backpacking with it, it will be great, but if just using for car camping, then I might go with a bigger, better ventilated tent.