Gets pretty darn loud. Think you'll be stoked!

This board along with most Arbor decks are gripped with long-lasting crushed recycled glass. This ultra clear re-grip surface allows the deck’s natural grain and color to remain highly visible, while providing better performance than silica bead alternatives.

Unfortunately, this item is out of stock but we do have a number of other Volcom tops.

They have the red insoles in them.

Hi Ana, Unfortunately this item is sold out but we have a number of other Vans dresses on our site.

Hi Valerie, Unfortunately we cannot ship O'Neill products outside the US. For a full list of brands we cannot ship internationally check here: https://sales.liveperson.net/hc/s-9551721/cmd/kbresource/kb-1044231787614437123/view_question!PAGETYPE?sc=120&sp=97&sf=101133&documentid=239527&action=view&VisitorProfile=DogFunk&MESSAGEVAR!home=yes&MESSAGEVAR!cookie=no&MESSAGEVAR!docid=239527

Hi Valerie, Unfortunately we cannot ship Burton products outside the US. For a full list of brands we cannot ship internationally check here: https://sales.liveperson.net/hc/s-9551721/cmd/kbresource/kb-1044231787614437123/view_question!PAGETYPE?sc=120&sp=97&sf=101133&documentid=239527&action=view&VisitorProfile=DogFunk&MESSAGEVAR!home=yes&MESSAGEVAR!cookie=no&MESSAGEVAR!docid=239527

Hey Valerie, This item can be shipped to Canada. Enjoy!

Tough call, if they are a true 157 they may fit but it will be tight. I'd check out some of the ski specific bags on Backcountry.com

This wallet is 7x4x.75 inches.

Small is the best size for your waist size, but check out the size chart for inseams. You might need a larger pant depending on your height. If so you can just rock a belt!

It will be snug around your chin and face but with a little extra room in the neck.

You could go with either one. If you're on the taller or heavier side, I'd go with the m/l. If you find on the m/l your straps are a little long, you can take off the plastic attachment piece between your strap and binding.

If you ride a lot of powder then the 162 wide would be a good option. I'm about the same size and ride a 53 in the park and a 159 for powder. As far as a wide board or not, not sure what shoe size you have. If you don't have real large feet (11+) then I wouldn't get a wide board.

Yes, these bindings will work great on that board.

This board will jib, but it's on the stiffer side so it won't press quite as well as a softer board. This will be great at big jumps and handling higher speeds, and will lock into rail tricks fine, but if rails are your thing you might want to look at a slightly softer board.

I think you could probably go with either size, but the medium might offer a more comfortable fit. Check out the size chart located by the drop down menu for specific sizing info.

Hey Marcelo, check the size chart for that info. Click on the link for it below the drop down menu by the price.

Hey Dominic, I bet your local shop has some parts that can work. I think that will be your best bet.

If you ride a lot of powder, I'd go 159 for the extra float. But if it's not going to be a powder board for you, either size will be fun for you. If you want a more playful ride, go with the 156. In a size 11 boot, you probably dont need the wide version.

The 40 grams of synthetic insulation should keep you warm on the warmer winter days and if you layer well it will be fine in most temps. Be a great jacket for walking around Portland!

It is not waterproof but it is water resistant. Should keep you dry in a light rain.

If you aren't hitting a lot of huge jumps, I'd say the 155 would be a good jib board size for you. If you have big feet you might run into some issues though...

I do not think it will be too stiff. This board is fairly soft compared to most other boards in its category. I'm 6' and 155 lbs and I ride the 159 and it is still fun and playful. I think for a all mountain board for someone that rides backcountry and the trees, this board will be a good fun flex for you. As far as width, without knowing your boot size, its a tough call. If you have tiny feet, might want to stick with a women's board, but if they aren't super mini, you'll probably be just fine. Hope that helps.

Check back next Fall. With winter winding down, we're not bringing in much more winter gear this season.

You could ride the wide version, but without a bigger foot that board will be less responsive. A size 9 would be a pretty ideal fit on a regular width 154, I'd recommend you go with that instead.

This binding kills it for everything. This binder is great in the park and all mtn. Stiff enough for good response, but soft enough for jibbing and super comfy.

The large is for heads 58-60 cm so I think that would fit your head a little better than the med.

Unfortunately we only have the 154, 157, and 160 in stock. Check back in the Fall.

There is a link to a size chart in the top right below the drop down menu. You can compare your child's measurements with what is listed there.

Not bringing in many more boards this season. Keep your eyes peeled early Fall.

It's about 2.5 lbs.

I have a small but wide foot and these sandals fit great. The ankle strap has lots of adjustment and can accomodate skinny to larger ankles. The sole is solid and not some flimsy flip flop like other brands. Volcom really knows shoes and I will defiantly buy more Volcom sandals in the future.

Depending on the color you go with, some will be. In the detailed photos you can see reflections of light in some of the photos.

I'd go with the large most likely. Baggy is good!

This board is pretty soft. GNU makes boards that are soft, medium, and stiff. This would compare to their softer boards.

That's a tough call, both are really good rail boards. Either one you'll be super happy with. The Salmonder is the board of choice for pros like Jed Anderson and Chris Grenier. The Ultrafear is what Scott Stevens rides.

Yes, these will fit just fine.

I think you'll be pumped on either one of those. I think if you're more all mountain focused the Force might be a little more up your alley. I would not consider the Force a stiff binding. It is stiffer than many park/jib specific bindings but that just makes it a little more responsive and supportive. I love this binding for anything from handrails to backcountry. M/L should fit just fine.

You will most likely be a 9.5 then. Although I find that I wear a 9.5 in a skate shoe because I want it to be a little looser fitting, but in my snowboard boots I can get away with a 9 and then they last longer have they pack out some.

Unfortunately we cannot ship DC products out of this country.

You're looking at a good binder for that. These bindings kill it in any terrain. They do not feel super stiff for having a rating of 7. These bindings are super comfy and are just as at home in the park as they are riding big mountain.

The 147 will probably be the best size for you. You could size up or down a size as well, but I think for all mountain riding to the park the 147 will be the best.

Hey Chris, Thanks for the question. The L/XL forces will fit on that board just fine. The base and straps are larger than the smaller size of this binding, but not so much that you need a wide board.

We were sold out of the medium and only had the small. Now we're sold out of all sizes, sorry for the inconvenience. If you order the small and it doesn't fit the way you like, just let us know and we'll take care of you. We can return that and find something that fits you better.

Yes, prescriptions can be added to these. Backcountry does not do RX lenses, but after your purchase you could bring them somewhere for that.

Hi Anastasiya, We do have these pants in a large, but unfortunately we cannot ship them outside the US due to vendor restrictions. Sorry for the inconvenience. To see other brands we cannot ship outside the US, check out this link: https://sales.liveperson.net/hc/s-9551721/cmd/kbresource/kb-6852550520128216383/view_question!PAGETYPE?sc=84&sp=97&sf=101133&documentid=239527&action=view&VisitorProfile=DogFunk&MESSAGEVAR!home=no&MESSAGEVAR!cookie=no

These are not waterproof. On your average day you should stay dry, but if its snowy, rainy, or slushy you can expect your hands to get a little wet.

These are not waterproof. On your average day you should stay dry, but if its snowy, rainy, or slushy you can expect your hands to get a little wet.

These are not waterproof. On your average day you should stay dry, but if its snowy, rainy, or slushy you can expect your hands to get a little wet.

Hey, thanks for the question. As far as I can see, it looks like you are correct, you would want the size 8 for a 41 EU.

This bag is 50 linear inches. Most airlines allow bags 45 to 50 inches, so it will depend on the airline.

Na, it's a slimmer fitting shirt. I think the XL should be a good.

The large will certainly fit, but if you like your jackets on the longer size, I'd go XL.

Sorry for the confusion on that. The numbers listed in the drop down menu are waist sizes. Since a boys 14-16 is about a 27-28" waist, the 28" waist on these will most likely be the best option.

If you get the 166 size, you'll be good to go!

Hey David, thanks for the question. It kind of depends on how you like your clothes to fit. I like my hoodies a little looser fitting so I'd prob get a large and have it baggy with plenty of room to grow. If you don't wear em that super baggy you could go medium and it will still fit nice and loose and give you room to grow. Medium is probably what most people would go with. Unfortunately we are out of those sizes for this hoodie, but we have plenty of sizes in other DC hoodies like this one: http://www.dogfunk.com/dc-star-pullover-hooded-sweatshirt-mens

These shoes are 11 oz per shoe. Thanks for the question!

I really don't think you'd be disappointed with any of those 3 options. I personally have ridden the contacts a bunch and they are perfect for a jib set up - comfy and soft. I have friends that ride the RK30s and cobrasharks and they seem to feel the same way about them. The unions are probably the softest option with the flux close behind and then the cobrasharks. Hope this helps!

I really don't think you'd be disappointed with any of those 3 options. I personally have ridden the contacts a bunch and they are perfect for a jib set up - comfy and soft. I have friends that ride the RK30s and cobrasharks and they seem to feel the same way about them. The unions are probably the softest option with the flux close behind and then the cobrasharks. Hope this helps!

I really don't think you'd be disappointed with any of those 3 options. I personally have ridden the contacts a bunch and they are perfect for a jib set up - comfy and soft. I have friends that ride the RK30s and cobrasharks and they seem to feel the same way about them. The unions are probably the softest option with the flux close behind and then the cobrasharks. Hope this helps!

This board is 165 cm long. It will fit your board, boots and a helmet just fine! Enjoy!

Hey Luke, Thanks for the question. It will depend on the helmet, but these goggles will work with most helmets for sure. With the regular EG2's you would have a little more trouble with some helmets, but these being slightly smaller should work with most.

This helmet is very lightweight and not bulky. I barely notice it on my head! Hope that helps!

I think the wide option will be better for you. You'll be able to ride the right size baord for you without toe drag.

They are US sizes, however if you click the "Size Chart" link below the drop down menu, the UK sizes are listed too.

Good to go for both of those with Technine boards!

The 156 should be a good size for you. It will be slightly longer than 156 to accommodate that size board.

This sock is made of 57% Acrylic, 31% Nylon, 10% Polypropylene, 2% Spandex

It does. There is a zippered pocket on the front upper thigh on each leg.

Hey, thanks for the question! It comes in both colors. It's assorted.

I've ridden quite a few flat park boards and really like them. They do a good job bridging the gap between a rockered board and a camber board. You get a more stable landing platform (less wash outs on landings) and better edge hold, like a camber board, but its a much damper and catch free ride like a rocker board.

They are not headphones, they are an interchangeable band for Sol Republic Tracks headphones. Check em out here http://www.dogfunk.com/sol-republic-tracks-headphones

Hi Harmony, The XS is the smaller of the two. The XS is for sizes 11C - 1K and the Youth is for 2K - 6K.

You're in luck, we have it! Check out item number ROM0504 or just click this link: http://www.dogfunk.com/rome-reverb-rocker-snowboard-wide

Yes, there is removable tailbone padding. If you check out the image, you can see the padding on the rear view.

This is a past year's model that we are now out of. You may be interested in this forum kids board though: http://www.dogfunk.com/forum-youngblood-mini-doubledog-snowboard-kids

Hey thanks for the question, this hat is a snap back.

I think this board is a great option for you. Rocker will make the board easier to ride - gives it a "catch free" feel. Being a hybrid rocker, it will grip firm east coast conditions much better than fully rockered board. Another thing is this board is soft, that will also make it easier to learn on. I would look at the 155 or 158 options.

Either board you get you'll be stoked! Both are very similar flexes and profiles, the Disaster has a little bit of camber underfoot whereas the Salomon is flat underfoot. I personally have had great luck with Salomon boards.

With a size 10, the larger size will probably fit you better. If you're looking to do mostly jibbing, the Union Contact could be another binder right up your ally as well!

Unfortunately we are sold out of the XL black one. Check back this spring/summer for more or similar ones!

If you add the item to your cart and follow the checkout steps, it will calculate the shipping cost for you.

We are sold out of this older version of this helmet, but we have the new one on Backcountry.com! http://www.backcountry.com/smith-transport-helmet

We currently have this item in small and medium. If you check out the drop down menu in the top right hand side, it will show you what sizes are in stock. The size chart next to that will give you the breakdown on the sizes.

Hi Tiffany, A small would be a size 7 or 8. If you click on the size chart link by the price in the upper right you can see a breakdown on sizes.

A 46 is a 12.5 US. If you click on the size chart link located by the price you can see the breakdown on sizes.

These will fall right at the knees for a lot of people. They have a 12" inseam if that helps.

Yes, these will work fine with that board.

Unfortunately, we cannot ship to Argentina. If you know someone in the US to have them shipped to, you could go about it that way.

For a size small: Waist Measurement: 28 in, Outseam: 40 in, Inseam: 32 in, Front Rise: 8 in, Back Rise: 12 in, Leg Opening: 25 in

Yeah they come in a pair.

We will have them till they sell out. Popular sizes go first. I wish I had a better answer for you, but it really depends on how fast they sell.

Definitely. If you want to pack a bunch of extra clothes and what not I'd size up, but for boots, gloves and a few extra items I'd go 157.

The est bindings are meant to go with Burton's channel system (channel insert instead of a hole pattern). I'd go with the Mission Re:Flex. If will work better with the mounting system on this board and it pretty cool technology. http://www.dogfunk.com/burton-mission-reflex-snowboard-binding

The Mass Appeal is a great binding. I personally have been riding the Forces for years and haven't found a better all arounder than these. Great for park riding but has enough support for any type of riding you throw at it. I've used these bindings from everything from handrails to backcountry.

None of these lenses are true low light lenses, but we do sell extra lenses. Clear will be your best bet for night riding, yellow will be a great daytime flat light lens and I even use yellow for night riding sometimes.

http://www.dogfunk.com/dragon-apxs-goggle-replacement-lens

Yes, this rack will hold 4 snowboards.