Yep it will fit any board and you can run the toe strap either over the top or over the toe.

Yes the majority of the Marmot bags zip together. The one problem you will run into however is the difference in length between a mens and womens bag. They will still zip together but may match up a bit awkwardly.

Oh yeah its just like a life jacket for humans, but for dogs. So it will keep your dog afloat no matter how long he is in the water. For the size he is going to be I would recommend most likely the Large would work perfect.

Depends on how much your discount code is worth. If it gives you more than 20% off then it will work and just give you the difference off. But if it is less than 20% than it will not change the price at all.

It comes with the fly.

20" x 15" x 6"

Yes it is. But I would classify it as a midweight fleece. The North Face does make heavier weight/warmer fleeces than this.

Length on this is XS: 24" S: 25" M: 26" L: 27" XL: 28"

It is not waterproof. As far as carrying on a bike that would be your choice. However since it does not have the second sternum strap I do not think it would be ideal for biking.

All that backcountry.com has available is the tan colorway. You can check back often though and see if they do get it in in black.

Yes it would. You would carry the battery charger and plug that in to recharge the battery. The USB cable would not work for recharging.

anything in mummy and long. So something like this would be perfect:

http://www.backcountry.com/store/BAG0124/Big-Agnes-Insulated-Air-Core-Sleeping-Pad-Mummy.html

Don't worry its not a bright "pink" style red. It is more of a darker red, almost burgundy. Nothing girly about it.

Nah they would fit perfect. I am a 32-33 waist and I still wear the XL just for extra room and comfort.

it has the little lever in the middle of the handle that you just press to one side and it unlocks the blade so you can close it.

It is form fitting i.e. Tight. That is how most all of CWX fits.

It does have a waist belt, but just the thinner webbing style, not the thicker backpacking style. You can see it in the photos.

Just whats available in the select options menu which is a 156cm. Nothing will be restocked until the new model comes out for next year which will be around August or september.

09/10 stock usually arrives for the next coming winter so around August or September.

2 lbs 11oz for the pair.

Not at all, its actually a little on the big size. Good though because then you can grow into it and it will last you a few years.

No sorry they don't really have those. Your best bet would be to get some mens shorts in a really small size.

This shirt fits looser, more of a "relaxed" fit. I am about your same size and I would purchase the large, mainly for the difference in length. That is what I would suggest.

If the continuum fits you snug in a Medium then I would suggest going with that same size.

Yes they do. If you get your order in in time then they ship the same day. Put the item in your cart and the next step is it will show you your shipping options so you can see how fast you want to get your item to yourself.

It is a very soft and park oriented board for sure.

Nope. No pockets on these.

It says the mic is for use with two way devices so I would assume they would work just fine.

It would work great. Good size and weight.

It is just not a very good photo. The coffee is a very very dark brown. Where from far away it would look black, but up close you would be able to see that it is brown.

This pillow is shaped that way to specifically give more support to your neck.

Water resistant yes, but not waterproof. You could put either kind of electronics in it, but waterproof would definitely be recommended.

No it will not. It is made specifically for the Holt and Hustle helmets by Smith.

it has a Hard-coated titanium housing and titanium/elastomer strap. So you should be good to go.

It is already geared to used Propane gas and to my knowledge that is the only kind you can use with this grill.

yes that is the same size. The 10 and 10.5 are built on the same sole size.

Yes they do.

Dalbello breaks on the half size. So that would be a 24 shell.

I would recommend the Small, it falls into that size category.

Its not different at all. It is just the Trans-Antartic (TA) edition to commemorate the dogsled crossing. It is just a special edition denali.

Looks like the only ones available are black iridium.

Yeah I looked into it all over the site could not find any without a rubber sole. However I did find out that the rubber soles on Acorns are non-marking. So you could still get a pair of those and be good to go.

Yes. The Rossignol logo on the bottom of the board is showing the actual wood core of the board and that is going to show the inserts as well. It will not effect how the board rides whatsoever. It is just made to cosmetically look like that.

I would say no. This item can handle hot liquids, but in the microwave it would most likely melt.

You have two options. You can call GSI at 800-704-4474 and I am sure they would gladly work something out with you. Or you can just return the item to Backcountry.com and they will send you a new one no questions asked.

Definitely. They are made for aggressive alpine climbing. Just make sure to wear the right socks and you will be just fine.

Just Windstopper. No Goretex.

from the bottom of the pole.

I would suggest a different shoe for hiking. Like at least a trail running or light hiking shoe. This shoe will be fine for really short/light hikes, but it does not offer the support you will need for extensive hikes.

That really is your call. A powder skirt is great feature, but generally I just wear a really long first layer underneath and tuck it in. But for those deep days a powder skirt is a great feature. Its really your call, if you like the jacket then get it and just make sure your first layers are all tucked in.

39.6 ounces

No, looks like just regular which fits someone who is 5'6

I would recommend buying a rain cover for your backpack and just making sure it is elevated off the ground when you leave it over night.

They do not. But I am sure if you gave Black Diamond a call they would be able to work something out with you.

No. This battery is brand specific to Suunto. I would look for a battery that is specifically made for the Mares Nemo Sport Dive computer.

Sure. It has compression straps all over the bag. When you have nothing in the bag just crank the compression straps down as small as possible and it will compress the bag down to a much smaller size.

Not crazy bright. It is more like a Royal Blue. Not an "Electric" Blue which is a much brighter color.

To my knowledge yes you can, but you would have to have Smith make you a prescription specific lens. I do know that they do such a thing. I would just give them a call at 800-635-4401 and see what they can do for you.

the one shown in the main picture, which is an amber lens. It is the best at blocking UV light as well as handling all other light conditions. It is basically an all purpose lens.

It is a 70 oz Camelbak reservoir.

The large will be plenty big, especially if you are over packing. The XL is really really big, so a large would be the perfect size.

In the photo it shows there are 4 plastic clips on the end of the grey webbing. That is how it clips on. Also I guess it depends on what kind of pack you have in order for it to work best clipping to the outside of the pack.

Well, Smith has a lifetime warranty and Oakley's is only for a year.

The come fully sharp and tuned. You will have to dull/de-tune them yourself.

Not really. The straps are full grain leather so continued exposure to water will ruin the leather.

Yes it has the same fit. The main difference is just the velcro instead of a lacing system.

1.5 lbs as a pair.

At the most I would say to go a half size down.

Not on the outside of the jacket. The interior does have some black accents on it though. Check out the Detailed Views pictures and that will give you a better idea.

it will be about 29-30 inches.

16.5ft (502cm)

Yes it is made in China.

Yes it can be removed. The lid attachment is just attached with some plastic barbs that slide into the tube. With some effort you will be able to pull it out.

No they will fit just fine on a Burton. They come with the discs needed for the 3D compatibility. Forum is owned by Burton so they are the same company, same factory etc etc....

They will work awesome. They are made to go together. These with a custom board would be a very very good setup for all types of riding, whether it be park or pow riding.

Yes it will, but only if you plan on not taking a sleeping bag. If you do plan on taking a sleeping bag then I would suggest finding one with a sleeping bag compartment. It makes things much more organized and manageable. Hope you have a great trip.

Yep a Large is the only size that will fit that big of a boot.

I would recommend the 44. The smaller you can get into, the better. Reason being is that these are going to pack out a bit and leave some extra room so the smaller the better.

It is a lightweight baselayer. I would definitely recommend sizing up. That way it will be a less tight fit and also be longer, hence easier to tuck in.

It is made in China. Yes the sizing is true, the sizing chart comes directly from Norrona.

Looks like all they have here is the blue. I would just Google it and specify the color in your search and that will give you the best results.

These would be great because of the anti shock feature on them. With how far your race is going to be, the anti-shock feature will definitely come in handy.

It is a midweight sweater. So it is perfect for layering over a base layer in the winter or over a t-shirt in the fall.

It is a fixed hood. So it is not removable, nor does it roll up. It is just always attached.

It does not.

It is a lightweight nylon so it will be pretty breathable. It is waterproof to a point. After too much rain, the water will definitely start to soak through.

These are pretty form fitting and a regular size will probably not slip off. But yes a half size smaller would most likely be the best idea since these do see a lot of water and are made of mostly mesh so they will stretch out for sure.

Yes it would be perfect for that. And even better, your Denali will zip in to this jacket.

This is more of a trail running rather than hiking shoe. I would suggest going with a more hiking specific, mid top to high top boot that will offer more support and last longer.

I would say yes. With Gore you are getting the guarantee of being 100% fully waterproof.

No. Just the shoulder strap.

Plenty of options. You can strap them to either side of the pack, the top, the front, or the bottom. I would suggest the front as the best option.

the lens on the black painted mirror option would be a good bet. It is an amber lens and made to be a good middle ground for all conditions.

It is just a rubber sole so it will be like any other water shoe. Definitely not comparable to felt as far as grip.

27.5 inches for the large and 28.5 inches for the XL.

Just give Black Diamond a call at 801.278.5552 and I am sure they have one laying around they can send you.

No. Its just made with the mesh for the summer months.

the shovel blade for sure. The handle and probe you may find it more difficult to fit in there and have to rig something for them.

they are standard made to only fit up to a 12. But if you buy these with them

http://www.backcountry.com/store/BLD1125/Black-Diamond-Standard-Center-Bars.html

then you can extend them out to fit your boots.

300mm