Pretty sure 1 1/2 inch.

Yeah no prob with the a-frames, might get a cold spot where your strap goes over your helmet though, but a skull cap could always fix that.

the gas struts have a bump stop on them to keep from over extending, and it swings out pretty far too.

No pit zips sorry

Hey skybabe, the large seems to be an equal to a lrg mens shirt or jacket. From what the Head site can tell us. All I can say is that when I see one of these gnarly back protectors' You better be gettin heli dropped or something along those lines. The only time I think I have ever seen anyone where one of these is when I was track riding my 1125R Buell at Pocono Raceway. I think you should have more confidence in kickin' it down hill, and not so much worrying about what might happen. But you can never be to careful. Wax side always down except for inverts!!!

Rock the 13's They will fit you no prob..

I am pretty sure most hiking boots will have a tendency to pick up small rocks on any trail. But they might fall out just as quick as they get picked up. You might also be able to feel through the sole of the shoe where you got a rock stuck. But I would say if your using them as an everyday shoe, no problem- But if your going to do a high peak or a 14 mile day trip- take them off before you cross into the hardwood area.

Looking like 23 lbs.

Ocean, not so much- you might get tossed around a bit, plus your going to need a skirt. This bad boy is a 10 footer. It will be great for the lake and streams. Has a nice keep dry storage area behind your seat, plus all the bungee's you need- some other yaks' you have to pay for those little things. So for your trips- an awesome choice until you want to go faster. But maybe you will get used to this one, and not need the speed. All around good choice!! And it's on-sale

Well Dan, Any wind is tough in a tent, but as long as you stake this puppy it ain't movin' looks like over 10 stakes? With all your bags inside that is good weight. Cold- tent's are just to keep you dry-not so much the cold. Your bag is what is you need. Bag rated for cold temps- your good to go. From the reviews this thing is like a bus.

Buy the lrg. You will thank yourself later. The med my bro has and they are tiny, just fits his boot. Rock the lrg. crank down.

This watch has got it, 3 different set-ups for your training, you might have to sit down to read the configuration though. And its out of stock forever

Sure does

I agree with Kev, don't sacrifice an Arbor board for a split. Look into your convo. kit for a split to see if they have a suggestion. If your first tracking, you got to get skins, plus a big pow board should do you no harm on the descent.

Well BC says they don't have anymore, but I would say a good board and use a kick-ass wax.

With the waist belt, you should be able to distribute the weight to your hips. So I thought that the trailblazer had a hip strap also? Maybe try moving your shoulder straps up, and tighten up the belt strap to sit above your hips a little, not so much dead center.

This bag for sure will fit. I've seen a whole lot bigger get through those frames at the airport.

Yo Jason, Looking at freestyle's pdf. Set up time in your zone, then the date. Make sure it isn't setup for a leap year. The watch claims that it has tide data for 145 beaches worldwide. So if your beach is on there you should be good. Also that S3 button is a factor when setting up. Make sure your in feet not meters- 1 through 10 tides rising, 11 through 20 falling. I think that if you set in on big time that throws in animation with the shark fin, set in normal I would say. Your beach charts may be slightly different because of better data, but your watch should be close or on the money with them. The tide button shoots you an idea on when the high or low tides are coming in the future. Remember the moon stages happen every 5-6 weeks, this will impact your dates so if the dates are set right everything should be lined up

Most Thule hatch racks strap on to the frames of the door. So if you got a little room at the top of the door, and you can see weatherstripping, You could prob fit a hook strap in there. Your spoiler, if you can get your hand under it, you might be able to fit it. This might flex your spoiler a bit though.

Thule says its a go for your Corolla. 910 passage 2 rack, I see your concern for the spoiler but I think that you can adjust this plenty of ways to fit over your spoiler, like bringing in the bottom a bit more to give you a little more height up top. Plus, it's on sale

They are not supposed to once you got them strapped in really well. The only prob. I would say is maybe your handle bars would turn and your tire might rub, but a simple strap fix

This shovel says it will shrink down to 24in. The blade is 15in. wide, so I would say sure, but that cramps up some room for anything else. You could strap it to the outside maybe. Those holes in bottom of the shovel, could use those for strapping.

Pretty sure neither. By the look of the pic, the white mesh resembles the hood so it looks like it just folds down. It may have a velcro strap on the hood for a quick roll up, but most Columbia jackets have that sweet hood stash pocket- not seeing it here.

Hello Simone, the top of the page under the price and select options,(sizing chart) should help. I would say use weight and height to base your size since they really don't have a top set-up. Plus it's on sale and only 12 in stock according to Backcountry.

Hey Julie, according to Yaks fit guide you could roll with a couple of set ups. This set of 4 will def. work with fac. rack, but Yakima is saying that your ski rack should not need extra accessories . Just need to double check with what style rack you have for your skis to see if they match up. This setup seems to be a single bolt thru the clip. The Fat Cats and Powderhounds should have the setup on it already.

Yup, these gloves are it. Breath excellent, cuz your gripping handle bars instead of poles. Use of the thumbs will be great for your turn signals, and taking these puppies off is a breeze if you have to dig for something in your pockets. And super gauntlet style so you don't have try tucking your sleeves in. I would get these bad boys in a second especially because they are on-sale

Nixon has no info on band length, so my guess would be about maybe 6 1/2 to 7. The band is poly so if you wanted to you could customize it to your wrist if it doesn't go small enough, poking a hole in a plastic band isn't that horrible, but shelling out 270 coin for a watch that doesn't fit is. If you dig this watch, you might be able to get a different band(velcro)from Nixon Repair On-Line.

dakine's site seams to be down, but i am going to guess less than 2 lbs. Aircraft alum. for the whole structure, so mos def super light. Plus the two holes in the shovel make it usable for a sled. Anyway its permanently out of stock :(

This watch has got a battery in it, supposed to be replaced every 2 yrs. according to the instruction manual.

I am going to say the large. Most all of the camelbak packs have so much adjustment on them your frame should have no problem. Plus your getting 305cu in more.

Sizing Chart gives you a choice between med and lrg. 8-11 for med, 10+ for large. It's up to you Alex. If your foot is still growing, rock the large. You have a good pair of burton binds for a while then

Def you should get the 10 1/2. These boots don't seem that they will stretch out a whole bunch. The boot calls for snow, so I'm guessing that they got a good layer of insu in them. So your reg foot socks for hiking should be adequate. Plus you get free shipping!!

Def will fit, should have a close fit between the top of goggle and helmet, but I think BC has no more stock on the chrome goggle...

No, because you still have that square tubing to dance around even after you swing that thing to the side.

Def the black frames, maybe you could buy the gold chrome replacement lenses to hide your eyes better

Well looking at Nixon's site this model in no longer in production. If I am looking at this right it seems to be maybe 1 inch to 1 1/2?? The site shows from 21mm to 28mm, but that is around your wrist

North Face Trail shoes are excellent. I would recommend these in a heartbeat. My feet are 4 1/2 wide. These shoes breath really well also if your worried about blisters because your feet are going to rub, but my wide feet have no problems.

Low light, Night time-Yellow makes everything pop out more. Clear tends to lead you on, over shoot jumps, dips from sno-guns- because of shadows. You still get shadows but more defined easier to read when your cookin'

Yo Mike, as far as I can tell, If the strap going on has the long pin on it should have no problems. Just pull straight out on the end where the strap swings. Don't twist from side to side- you'll snap that pin off in the hole. You can get it out though if that happens, just pull the foam back at the sides and use a pencil or pen and pop it out,

According to the Bolle site these lenses should be top notch for night time. The site has it to be listed as lemon gun/clear combo-low light I guess. Stay away from ther Vermillion, and Citrus

Yup that fits your Prius. 910 Passage 2 Bike

91724 Uni Flattop 4 will fit your 08 Yota Rav4 with Factory rack.

You most likely need the load bars, feet, and a fit kit. That is just to start. The Thule site at the top of the page will help. The whole kit priced about $350. That didn't include your canoe carrier either. 3024 is the fit kit # 460R Aero is your mount. RB47 load bars. And it looks like Thule doesn't have a canoe carrier for you, maybe you could sneak it into a kayak carrier though

Hey Ronzoni, The A frames are a great google. Hopefully the foam on the sides fills in that gap for your arms. The Wisdoms are your next best bet. Oakley goggles are primo for the slopes. Anon Ops are great too. My only problem is if you yard sale(even the best of us crash) I hope you can get your glasses back. Then you most likely will have a little fog problem for a bit. So yes, you should have no problems with that. Next option would be contacts.

Burton Cartels, or The Ride Alpha and last but not least the K2 cinch- if you are looking for speed.

Always go bigger. If her feet are not quite tight in those boots, the extra cushion from the smartwool will help. These socks compress really well too. I've had Columbia brand socks that were about the same, but they bunched up in my boots. My friend who goes 100plus days always buys 3pairs of Smartwool at the start of the season.

873 is XL so my guess is, 44 in the options up top. Try Thule.Com for a little more advice if you don't trust mine.

Honda doesn't make a piolet. Maybe a pilot. Use the rack configurator at the top of the page to find out. To answer your question that Angus couldn't, yes we all have big fingers SOMETIMES...and this will fit the pilot with a factory rack from Honda

This is a really old answer but, the face is 1 inch 3/4 long, and 1 inch +/- tall. Circ. is 8 1/2 round but can stretch about 9 or 10, but then you deal with gaps in between.