1 US quart is actually 0.95l professor not ml.

Not only will this pack carry all your big school books, it will also carry your desk, locker, desktop computer, & the car you drive to school. Absurd.

No video available to date. This is not a stand alone. Attaches to a TNF tent that supports the dock system by using an S/R buckle and hook attachment. Trust you instincts Bro. You can make it work.

Negatory again maam. No military time. This is a casual beach/surfer/diver watch. I would have checked out the functions more carefully before making the purchase. Kudo's are in order for what it does perform.

Absolutee. It will work fine for your Neoair.

Just remember to pronounce it "me-yay." I think you would appreciate the "Peuterey" more. It's versatility to combine with winter activities is worth considering. I sure like the way it's more self-conforming to my back & the way it packs. Slightly larger & more expensive but worth it.

Big face yes but very scratch resistant, rest assured. You will find yourself being more on time than ever before like a good player should.

This unit includes a 12-volt accessory outlet with overload and short circuit protection. It also includes two 110-volt AC outlets on the front panel to power regular household accessories like your hair straightener, a battery status LED light indicates when to recharge. The battery is rechargeable via AC wall outlet at home or a grounded extension cord in the field. It is a maintenance free, sealed, lead-acid battery with compact, durable, corrosion-proof case.

48mm x 51mm x 7mm

Since this tent does have some mesh panels, it's not as hard core a 4 season tent like some of the expedition tents but it will endure all but severe winter conditions. Since you are going to spend a few months in it, be prepared for bouts of claustrophobia & boredom while sharing the premises with others.

If you camp in the winter months you won't need an AC.

It is free standing and you get enough heavy duty aluminum stakes for all but a high wind fly guy out. You'd max out with four more stakes.

Sorry dude. It won't work with your watch.

Absolutee. get 'em at this link, http://www.suuntowatches.com/Suunto_Accessories/All_Suunto_Accessories/index.cat?viewall=1

The large face is 28 - 39 mm from the 3 o'clock to 9 o'clock position.

The all black you're referring to is the one that's in the above picture, black face & stainless steel band. Hope this helps.

You're good to 50 meters or 155 feet diving, underwater that is.

8.5" x 18" but can be compressed smaller.

Water resistant. It's best to have a small pack cover on hand.

Negatory maam.

I agree with Jack. The heli is a little bigger than a lumbar pack. I think you would be happier with something between 1200 and 1500cc's. Carry more armada jj's.

The RidgeRest is way too flaccid for this application. Rigidity is what you need dude. Look at it like something else.

No compass on the standard Axio. You will have to move up to the Axio Max for that feature.

I'm big too Frank, eggspecially where it counts. If this pack is big enough for me, it will certainly be big enough for you, eggspecially the XL size. Plenty of girth all the way around. If you buy it and think it's too big for ya, this company will always give you an exchange or a refund.

The crystal is hard. Just don't drag on the rocks or drop it off any cliffs & you'll be OK. Typical Suunto quality.

You' o ll tem que contatar Suunto diretamente para tê-lo calibrado coordenadas de Brasil, Ámérica do Sul. Verific para fora este Web site para ver se há mais informação. Eu espero que este ajuda.

http://www.suuntowatches.com/Suunto-X10.pro

Go with the Osprey. You won't regret it.

I think the Osprey is a better pack overall & it will fit your 5'3" bod. More important, finger out how you will be using it.

Nuns love to eat these things for lunch at noon. That's my guess.

I changed out mine for a Superfeet insole. Not necessary but more comfortable on high alpine & mixed routes.

These puppies work best with strapon's. Stepin's will work but not as good. Not as tight a fit. Air Tech's & G10's also work great. Best of all, they go well with a wee dram. Make sure you're prepared when in Scotland.

I don't know about how taunt it gets but it doesn't have any problems getting taut.

Depends on the length of your pad but any T-a-R 300+ TC Egyptian cotton single sheet would work.

Check out the international shipping options:

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I purchased this boot to use with traditional crampons but soon realized they are only one notch better than strapping crampons onto flip flops. A much stiffer shank is required to use any type of crampon successfully.

Dark red, almost maroon, purple, and red all mixed together.

This sit on top seat is compatible with all kayaks. Is was designed that way.

Sue, this seat is compatible with all the Redfish models.

Yes the 10sxw is the only one that will work for you. http://www.keenfootwear.com/search.aspx?q=venice. Special on-line order only.

The 850W element offers temperatures between 100° and 150°C.

It has a 2" table clamp opening.

Go large young man, go large. Arm length and torso length are deciding factors.

Yes Curly it will easily hold a liter bottle as long as the diameter doesn't get any bigger.

Depends on your metabolism. I board down to 0 and my hands are still toasty. The Seirus are serious.

It's on the upper end of a small. Close to a small medium.

This jacket is much warmer than the Cloudveil-G due to the Climashield & Thermogreen insulations. It's also more moisture repellant.

And now for a more comprehensive answer to Mark's question, any 20" wide pad will work in this sleeping bag. Big Agnes even makes one that is 48" long. NOT recommended for winter camping. There's nothing on the bottom. This is the major drawback with this type of sleep system. Also BA pads are heavier than most others. The 78" long pad will give you the most ground coverage but at the cost of weight. The 1.5 x 78" pad weighs 2lbs, 7oz and the 2.0 x 78" pad weighs 2lbs, 14oz. These are more than twice as heavy as other pads with the same R-value. Between you & me dude, I would consider a more versatile system, period, end of answer.

Indeedydo but bring along a balaclava or another head layer just in case your dome gets cold.

It's water resistant Sam. You'll still need to use a pack cover.

The cordura material can almost take a bullet and when combined with tough weave makes it darn near impenetrable.

Wendy, You have a defective rubber gasket and check your pump interface.

Pac Out's website sucks. Their catalog is in PDF format and they don't publish R-values but this pad is somewhere between 4.5 and 5.0. The rolled dimension is 8in. x 9 in.

Air pads only have a minimum R-value. Somewhere less than 1 and for some reason Pac Out doesn't publish R-values anyway.

Choix excellentee. This baby will get you up & down with limited resistance.

Try using a small, grommeted tarp bungeeded down. I've used this system before. Its tight.

Absolutee & soitenly. Old school, new school, it works the same both ways. Gets your wp back and cleans thoroughly. Good stuff for renewing & rebreathing. I use once a year religiously.

It adjusts over the helmet & attaches by using special clips. For the price it should include a round trip plane ticket to pick it up.

It will charge your steripen in about 3 to 4 hrs. The key to faster charging is how much the big yellow ball is shining.

As long as your boats are not wider than E.

No bro. These boots are for hiking not construction.

No ansi bro but more important they are comfy and strong with mucho support.

No ansi bro but more important they are comfy and strong with mucho support.

These are not merino wool. They are four-way stretch polyester with Ciba antimicrobial treatment.

These are not merino wool. They are four-way stretch polyester with Ciba antimicrobial treatment.

You will have to contact Nixon direct for spare links.

You will have to contact Nixon direct for spare links.

Don't count on it anytime soon. I've been told they are selling as many as they can get.

Soitenly. Remember to use the poles and stakes to complete your lighter weight shelter.

My girlfriend is put together in a like manner but probably a little more pear on top & these fit her great. They also have enough room in the lower legs for snowboard boots.

Absolutely. With a little room to spare.

Gross. The fecal smell is not normal dude but a slight odor is. Someone might have confused your tent for this tent http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/Restop-Privacy-Tent/RES0005M.html

If you can't find the exact match, pick up a light weight ground cloth. It can also double duty as an awning. Then you can party outside when its raining.

Sounds like you're camping in the rain forest or Olympic NP. This three season tent should handle any of that plus some. Just remember, most gear is waterproof to a point then you gotta find sun to dry out.

Just the shoulder strap Jimmy. It carries easy mon.

Easily Jimmy with room to spare.

Dude Belize? I'm envious. The Futura is a great carry on. I'd suggest any of the Osprey duffels for your other grip. Check them out on this website.

Different flavours of this watch are available. All the ones I've seen have a bright red LCD.

The glass is hard. Just don't drag on the rocks & you'll be OK. Typical Julbo quality.

1.25" in diameter.

Most definitely. Check the shipping info to Canada.

Most definitely. Check the shipping info to Canada.

It will fit but you'll have to feed it down with your hands so it won't bunch up.

I didn't get free gloves with this pack bro. I wish I had.

As long as the coil counts are the same. 8's with 8's, 10's with 10's & there the Twain shall meet.

Medium blue with a tinge of green thrown in but mostly blue.

Jim Jam fuchsia dude. I'd even do chartreuse!!!

Not difficult to keep the dirt off. Use nikwax tech wash & polar proof every once in a while to clean & keep clean. Its nice to get a windfall.

That is one of it's most basic features. More advanced ones give distances between points following a certain road instead of in straight line. Most Garmin's have this function. All of the basic Garmin's work on this principle.

This pack is very good for any backpacking trip. Plenty of room for all your essentials, comfortable & the price is right. I really like detaching my lid for day hiking. Go for it dude & have a great A.T. trip.

Go for it bro. This stuff is t,a,& c & works on most everything. Wool like in lanolin is the kicker here.

It looks smaller because it has a snugger fit, and therefore it is.

I'd go with the M/L, being a lady and all. Even though you're a 40 on the chart, the 40 would still fit a man smaller. I hope that makes sense.

This has more of a lawn chair height. It'll keep the crawly critters off ya.

With two compatible zippers.

This is only way to fish in faster moving water. There's even enough room for a small livewell.

The new latches are a lot beefier & don't open up in a hard roll. Much cleaner than bungees.

My girlfriend says yes but only if she's not too cold. I can see them either way.

Hey Agnes, you're so impudent that time out is in order. Children should be seen and not heard.

Hey Agnes, you're so juvenile, grow up.

It's not exactly the same but close. The Greenland fits a little tighter.

Put a tape measure around your head. Divide the number of inches by two. 6.5-7 is small, 7-7.5 is medium, 7.5 & above is large.

This pack is TA&C. Wrong specs. No wheels. I've had it all over Europe & Mex. Excelentee for quality & comfy. Day pack is adequate for essentials. Happy trails.