21 inches in a large. Goes up and down an inch with sizing

21 inches in a large. Goes up and down an inch with sizing

no, non-reflective

this shoes does not feature any gore-tex or gore-tex inserts

you should go large, as these are tighter fitting.

this footprint will not work with the 4.1 tent. the weight is .96 lbs

yes

15 degree

The warmth of a sleeping pad is indicated by its R-value. R-value measures a material's resistance (R) to heat loss. Higher numbers indicate greater warmth.

yes, partially

large is 32 center back measurement

The largest size between the two they we will identical if not a tiny bit different in length between each other.

it is a thin grid fleece fabric.

yes, this will work

yes, this will work.

If you are a beginner then don't go higher than your chin or so if you have skis that are fairly new. If you are intermediate than go from your chin to your nose.

Density pertaining to what? All useful information is listed in the tech specs section on this page.

there is a cotton like fabric behind the zipper to prevent annoying skin rub

a fleece/nylon synthetic

stretchy with room to move indeed

You can find the dimensions under the sizing chart which is located under the size/color selection pull-down menu.

Unfortunately, Oakley can only be shipped within the US.

The medium is for a size 30 waist. If you are concerned, I would go large to be safe.

they are unisex but please be weary that they are listed in UK sizes and that they might not fit a good as a women's or men's specific boot.

medium is 17.5"

medium is 18, goes up and down .5 with sizing.

small is 17.5 medium is 18

Unfortunately, this helmet does not have any ear pads. Check, out the Giro Shiv.

Here is the link to the sizing chart, hope it helps.

http://www.hornytoad.com/shop/#ms3

the fleece is a bit thinner than the gloves but is still high quality

north face shoes run pretty standard in sizing, not very narrow.

Looks like they should be used mainly for minor scrambling. I have uploaded some photos for you.

We have a sizing chart listed below the pull down selection menu. You can take some measurements and compare to the sizing chart for the best size.

The mediums length is 25" and goes up and down an inch with sizes.

We have a sizing chart listed below the pull down selection menu. You can take some measurements and compare to the sizing chart for the best size.

There is no waterproof rating on these but they are resistant to minor water that could splash up while bike riding but that is the most they could withstand.

It is 1500 cu in. which would definitely be large enough for some text books and a note book.

There is no option of adding a vestibule completely compatible with this tent. There is a canopy that does come with this tent though. Here are two great reviews about this tent that might help with your purchase.

http://www.sierradescents.com/reviews/tents/black-diamond/2007/oneshot.php

http://www.backpackgeartest.org/reviews/Shelters/Tents/Black%20Diamond%20One%20Shot%20Tent/Test%20Report%20by%20Thomas%20Vickers/

yes, it is a zip in fur hood liner

The front pattern goes all the way around the back in the same location and a quarter sized cloudveil logo in the center of the shoulders.

Weight is listed under our tech specs: 24oz (700g)

It is a faille weave nylon HyVent 2L beathable and waterproof with 60 g of Heatseeker synthetic lining insulation.

Nope, there are only 2 front pockets. Comes with a sleeping bag like sack for storage.

Inseam 4.5"

I would say no but it all depends on the size for your spoiler and the year of your car. Check the yakima fit guide.

http://www.yakima.com/Consumer/Step1.aspx

Unfortunately, we don't have an wide width's available. Chaco's are super adjustable and wide to begin with so you should be fine with wide feet.

Unfortunately Lisa, there is not hipbelt pocket. The only pockets this pack has are:

- Top Lid Pocket
- Side Bellow Pockets
- Hydration Compatible
- Divided Main Compartment
- Side Mesh Pockets
- Front Stash Pocket
- Interior Valuables Pocket
- Ice Axe & Trekking Pole Loops

This jacket makes a great shell but might not be enough in chilly rainstorms. A good layer to pack around for chilly situations can be found here:

http://www.backcountry.com/store/group/195/Womens-Midweight-Long-Underwear-Tops.html

Matching a midweight layer with a jacket like this should be perfect for some mild summer nights in Oregon.

The fabric used is 263 g/m² (7.8 oz/yd²) 100% polyester moule fleece

yes, attached with buttons

Yes but it will be tight. You might want to check out some laptop specific bags for that. Something like the this might work better for a laptop that big.

http://www.dogfunk.com/dogfunk/DAK1148/DAKINE-Dispatch-Backpack-1600cu-in.html

YES! The fur is removable but not the whole hood.

It's made to pop over just about anything from that snow covered casa to your favorite handrail, even at 160 you can't go wrong.

A 7” x 38” Shoulder Carry Bag Included

For the ankle issue I would go with a high top. Something like the MON0084 will work. If those are not what you want you can always go low top with ankle braces, that is what I do because I prefer low tops and the braces help a ton.

GoLite features more of a tight, athletic fit for running and hiking. You might want to try The North Face, Mountain Hardware or even Columbia jackets. Those brands might be more of a comfortable fit for you but it really all depends on your preference.

Several things to consider. 1)Is your toe touching the end of the boot? 2) Heel slipping? 3) All around feel and comfort 4) Tight enough to support but free enough to allow movement?

The inseam is listed in our sizing chart, right below the pull-down selection menu.

XS S M L XL
Inseam 28" 29" 30" 31" 32"

This board would be solid for some backcountry kickers also check out some of the rocker boards like the Never Summer SL-R. The rocker tech will help you stomp landings in powder.

Size M: Inseam 73.5-76cm 29-30in

Additional info is listed in the sizing chart below the pull down selection menu

Size 8, Inseam: 32in (81cm)

All info is located in the sizing chart located below the pull down selection menu

Waist: 28in (71cm)
Inseam: 32in (81cm)

All info is listed in the sizing chart below the pull down selection menu

No but it features an awesome powder skirt that will keep the snow out

all brass

Mediums would be perf

Accessory packs are equipped with slider clips which are attached to webbing located at each “corner” of the Side Order pack. The sliders on the Side Order “button” thru hypalon strip “button holes” located beneath the pack’s front compression flaps. You’ll need to twist the slider until the narrow side goes completely thru the “button hole”; then twist to its original angle.

XL measures 22.5 inches

Listed in our sizing chart under the pulldown selection menu. If you have additional specific questions, I will be happy to answer those as well.

unfortunately, we do not sell liners separately.

Resistant, you will probably end up with water marks similar to what happens with uggs.

Jacket is listed on the Marmot site as helmet compatible

It should all depend on where you ride. In warmer areas go, 60g other than that go 80 g. That should keep you warm while shredding with a nice base layer.

Size Small= 9.5 inch inseam

The small size might be pushing on the small side for you but all we have is S and XL in stock

Back length is 26.5 inches from bottom of collar

Sleeve length size medium is 35.5", add an inch as you go up a size.

Yes, thin layer

Size medium vest length is 22 3/4 inches measured from the back of the collar

Size 10, pant inseam is 31.5 and shorts are 9 inches.

On those -5 days, you would want to use this as a layer rather than the only jacket you are wearing. On those 35 degree days this should do the trick.

182's weigh about 4.35 lbs each. No rocker.

If it's about sizing they recommend sizing up if you normally wear half sizes. If you have any additional questions, our community will be able to help you, just be a bit more specific and we will have your answer in no time.

The shoulder straps will always be exposed and can not be tucked away. If you are looking for more of a laptop travel case, check out something like Item #ANL0401 unless you like the backpack style then this should work fine.

No but you could stuff one inside the main pocket

Ribbed synthetic mesh upper

This is definitely compressible but is made more for skiing rather than a backpacking trip. Check out some of the Montbell products instead (ie. MTB0070).

No but it should not get in your way when you are not using it

.40 lbs

These run true to 1/2 size short so be sure to 1/2 size up from your normal size and use the heat molded liner to your benefit.

Newest version indeed

Inseam Length (cm)

* 29

Fit: Relaxed-fit Mid-Thigh

1.79 lbs

The image is showing the pants and shorts only. They only become capri's when using the pull cords at the pant cuffs, it's a 3 in one deal. They feature the sport rise that Contourwear offers which is 1-2" below the belly button.

Because they are made for hiking, they will feature a bit of a baggier fit to accommodate movement but nothing too extreme. I would go true with your normal size, which would give you the most comfortable fit.