I would go to their website. They have all that information there.

Polarized lenses for skiing aren't the best choice. You won't find that many that are polarized. The reason is you can't see definition of ice vs. snow with polarized lenses. I would go with a goggle that allows for a replaceable lens and then get a really dark lens. Smith has a couple great options for goggles and then you can get the Fire Sensor Mirror or the Gold Sol X Mirror. Hope this helps.

Yes it does. All the way down the front storm flap.

Click the sizing icon underneath the order drop down menu. S=6-8, M=8-11, L=10+ (men's)

The Radict weighs 12 pounds and the 185cm size is $659.95 on Sierra Trading Post. Go to my site and grab a coupon for another 30% off at the top of the page. www.whiteknuckled.com

Yes.

365 grams or 12.9 oz.

These will really fit any binding out there perfectly fine. I would say that they fit Burton bindings with the cap strap really well as the toe box in this boot is beefier. Hope this helps.

Should fit fine. Pretty much the same as any other boot. Flow bindings don't really fit any different. Hope this helps.

I think you probably want to go with a toe strap crampon instead of clip. My buddy has used his T1 with a strap crampon and it worked pretty well. I would go with the Petzl Lynx if you want to be able to do strap or clip. Hope this helps.

That's a little half pad that Metolius used to make. This would be the closest thing to it now. http://www.amazon.com/Metolius-Sketch-Crash-Pad/dp/B000VXTTPS

They should. It's only 2.5mm on each side, right?!?! You should have no problem. Hope this helps.

2000 cu. in. or about 32 liters.

1600 cu. in. This is about 25 liters.

Too bad you missed this guy then...

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Hopefully they get more!

Should fit fine. The bag will have a little give.

Absolutely they are. There is a toe and heel welt, so any clip crampon will fit. It won't be the best fit in the world like a normal mountaineering boot, but it will work just fine.

The size icon right under the "select options" purchase drop down has all that information.
A Burton women's small is waist=25"-26" inseam=30"
Hope this helps.

Well, since Apple didn't really change anything for the iPad 3, it should work fine since the dimensions barely changed at all. Take a look at the chart. I think .6 mm should be ok. Never know though.

Pretty sure it is a pair. You can always do the live chat and find out for sure though. Hope this helps.

This lens is one of Smith's darkest. It has a 15% VLT rating which means it is very dark and only lets in 15% of sunlight. However, the green base makes it versatile because the green amplifies natural colors like green, brown, blue, etc. I would recommend this for blue bird days and somewhat overcast days. For snowy days this wouldn't be the best choice. Honestly a Sol X Mirror lens and a Sensor Mirror lens will cover most everyday on the mountain. The Gold Sol X Mirror is pretty sick, 7% VLT! Hope this helps.

I would highly recommend the Burton Ion for two reasons. First, it has upper and lower independent lacing, Two, they size the boot down slightly so you won't get any toe drag. I have the Imperial in size 12 on a wide board and they are amazing. The lacing points are also flush to the boot, i.e. they don't stick out like the Malamute. Hope this helps.

Yes, they are all 22". You can add 6" extensions to make them a bit longer. There are other MSR shoes that go to 30". With your weight i would recommend at least the Evo with the tail if you are doing backcountry trekking. Hope this helps.

These will work just fine for touring. They are a heavier ski, but you can get up the hill just fine. No specific skin necessary, but i would recommend a Black Diamond Ascension and some lightweight bindings. Hope this helps.

I would go to 9.5. I am a 13 street shoe and get 12-13 in Evolv. Hope this helps.

Five Ten sizes about the same as a street shoe. You may want to size down a half size because these are unlined and should stretch. I would recommend 7 1/2 or 8. Hope this helps.

I imagine it would if you took the bindings off the second board and stacked them. You can put the second pair in between the bindings on the first board and at the tip and tail you could throw your boots and helmet. Hope this helped.

It depends on what you ride. I have a full rocker board in 159cm Wide and i am 6' 2" and 185 lbs. I ride all over the mountain and it is the perfect board. Groomers, trees, park, powder...it does everything well.

You would probably be ok ordering something like the 125X185. That will get you go coverage all over and you can trim the sidecut.

All i can say is that i am 190cm and 84kg and wear a Large. You should probably go with a Large as well. Hope this helps.

I think this is the new model. It looks and has the same specs as the Spot headlamp on BD's website. Sorry, nothing concrete i suppose.

Sure!

Nope. But it is attached with nuts and bolts, so it would be pretty hard to remove without a lot of time. Hope this helps.

They will as long as the boot isn't too big, probably 28+. They won't fit perfectly, because of the tongue, but i have seen it done. Good luck.

I believe the jacket is waterproof except for the side panels under the arms. These are a softshell stretch panel that dumps heat. These act like pit zips because the jacket doesn't have side zips. Also, this is actually a hardshell. Dry Q Core is the softshell material Dry Q Elite is the hardshell material. If you want softshell look at the Trinity jacket from Mountain Hardwear. Hope this helps.

Honestly probably about the same. I can't say for sure, but i wear a 13 street shoe and would do these in an 11.5 most likely. Hope this helps.

Yes, pretty much. I believe the waist sizing and shape might be slightly different, but not positive.

Absolutely. You would just need something to catch the attachment. The ski bindings does this, so you would want something...tie on string, rubber bands, etc. Make sense? Hope this helps.

I have had a few Arc'Teryx jackets in my day and all i can say is that i have always worn large. I am 6' 2" 185lbs. and i have used them for skiing and ice climbing. I think you will be ok with Large. I think Medium might be a little too tight and possibly too short. Hope this helps.

I believe it is two cap fulls per garment. So yes, i think one bottle will work for four garments. Hope this helps.

The biggest difference between the two is size. The Spectre has a larger gate opening and overall larger feel. I use Spectres for ice climbing draws (clipping with gloves and all, and i use Moses biners (Mammut's equivalent to the Phantom) for racking on alpine draws and gear. It just depends on personal preference, but for an ultimate alpine draw i would do Mammut contact slings with Phantom biners. Hope this helps.

I don't think i would recommend this for buildings. Definitely built for rock climbing, but overall the hook should hold pretty much anything (of significance). I mean, the material it is grappled to is more of a question than this piece of metal. What did you have in mind anyway? Hope this helps.

The biggest difference between the two is size. The Spectre has a larger gate opening and overall larger feel. I use Spectres for ice climbing draws (clipping with gloves and all, and i use Moses biners (Mammut's equivalent to the Phantom) for racking on alpine draws and gear. It just depends on personal preference, but for an ultimate alpine draw i would do Mammut contact slings with Phantom biners. Hope this helps.

No. Out of all the ice axes (not tools) and piolets out there they are probably 50/50 when it comes to rivets in the head. Some have them and some don't. For a piolet (non aggressive tool) you don't really need them. You see rivets on tools like this when the shaft is bent, leading to a more aggressive tool used for vertical-ish ice. Make sense? Hope this helps.

Pretty much just as durable. It's hard to tell, because i have never tried to break a goggle frame, but i have always had great experience with Smith goggles. The Phenom is definitely beefy when it comes to durability and substance.

I saw it at Outdoor Retailer back in January and the pad seemed fine as far as a landing goes. The ripples are pretty responsive and conform to the fall...foot, butt or otherwise. Hope this helps.

Yep, that's what i found.

These bindings are Dynafit whick means you need tech fittings on your boots. These are two dimples by your big toe and pinky toe and dual slots on your heel. Scarpa, Dynafit, Black Diamond and others make compatible boots.

It looks like the new one. New configuration of lights, battery level indicator, etc. Should be the 2011 model though because the 2012 hasn't really launched yet, i don't think. Hope this helps.

What type of boot? Burton does this boot print reduction thing where their boots size down, in length, almost half a size. I have a Burton Joystick 159 Wide with 12 boots and it is perfect. I think if you got a wide you would be great. I don't think i would go with a standard width board.

ST or FT would be fine for you. No need to upgrade if you don't want to. The brake is definitely too small. Pushing the boundaries for bending and shaving and retaining proper braking. I would jump up to the next size for sure.

Yes, there is pretty much no difference between a ski or snowboard jacket. Other than fit (ski is usually a little less baggy), snow jackets can be used for anything.

Hanging out in Alaska in the sprin/summer? Yes. Winter? Not a chance if you are outside for more than 20 minutes. Make sense? Hope this helps.

I think one of the most important thing is the weight. R3 weighs about twice as much. That, for me, is a deal breaker. I haven't bouldered with one though, so i don't know about the landing. I would look at Flashed Climbing crash pads if you are looking for something a little different. Those are pretty sweet pads. Hope this helped a little.

Should be 60cm. Alpine draws are pretty much always 60cm slings. Hope this helps.

I am 6' 2" and 185lbs. I wear a large and it is a little baggy. I can still throw it under another jacket. I think you should be okay, but not positive. I my experience this jacket doesn't run big or small. Hope this helps.

I think you want the widest width to match your ski width. 122mm at the tip, i would get the 125mm.

It does have the Polkatex DWR finish. Not sure of the actual differences between the two though.

I am 6' 2" and about 185lbs. I wear a large in this, so i think you should probably grab the XL. The length will help with your extra height and the extra weight will fill it out enough, i suppose. Hope this helps!

I don't know the length difference, maybe on Marmot's website, but i am 6'2" 185 lbs. and have Marmot large for everything. Hope this helped.

They are about 8.5" tall.

Typically ski pants are a little baggy and you can get away with missing some inseam, so i would probably recommend the XL/Regular. You could probably get away with a Large/Regular. I am 6'2", 185lbs., 34X34 and i have worn TNF pants at Medium/Regular. Hope this helps.

Should be no problem. 316mm is about a mondo 26-28 and i have used these with a BD Method 29.

Should be no problem. That is about a mondopoint size 26-28. Should fit pretty much any boot as i have fit a mondo 29 (BD Method) with these.

Yes. You would probably want to clean them every once in a while.

It should be the Ignitor mirror lens. 35% VLT instead of 70% VLT.

Yes, but not recommended. As low as you can go. Warming temp at the highest!!! Work it just like an actual boot over. Warm it up, keep them in there for a few minutes and then pull them out and fit 'em. Use caution!!!

The only question to ask, is if you will be doing technical vertical ice climbing. If you are doing vertical ice climbing then you will need a crampon with vertical front points, like these, and not horizontal. Otherwise, if you are doing glacier travel then the two horizontal front point crampons are the way to go. Make sense?!

Packed size is 7.5 X 15 inches. Basically a cylinder that is 7.5" in diameter and 15" tall. Probably just take a pillow off your bed and fold it twice. That should get you an idea.

Cheers!

Nope. Try SD, BA, or TNF if you need that.

Every harness will essentially give you the same problem. I have climbed in Petzl, Mammut, BD, BW, and Trango. What i do is girth hitch my anchoring sling on one side of the belay loop and tie-in on the other. That usually keeps things under control. I climb in two BD harnesses now and 7.7 twin ropes or a single 10.2 is always fine for me. Hope this helps.

Yes. That boot has front and rear bailer attachments. You are good to go with this combo.

Cheers!

These will be fine. The Khumba isn't very technical, so a horizontal front point is perfect. Clip or pro is up to you. Either will work fine.

The load for testing within BD for protection is always 80kg. I think that is what you were asking. Otherwise the failure strength, in force applied, is in the sizing chart (8kn-14kn).

You have to buy the leashes separate.

It does have pit zips.

Year before. 2010 model has gray/black topsheet and pink sidecut.

Yes you can keep it on and drop trou. This harness is pretty adjustable so make sure you get the right waist size and you should be able to adjust to sizing for legs and waist. I have the same size harness for rock climbing and ice climbing with layers on and everything is good. Hope this helps!!!

I might suggest something else (price and comfort).

Camp USA Alp 95 - cheaper and lighter weight (not sure if bathroom with harness is possible)
BD Alpine BOD harness - cheaper and lighter weight/simpler (bathroom with it on is a go)

Tough to say for sure. All i can say is that i wear a 13 street shoe and have 42 venoms (supertight curled toes, boudlering) and 44 Miuras (toes touching up front). It seems like, with an 11 street shoe you could shoot for 42-43 in Miuras. Sorry i can't be of more help...choose wisely!!!

Extremely well. I have the Vasque M-Possible and i love them for vertical ice and mountaineering. These have front and back bailers so you can get an aggressive crampon too! Cheers

Should be a welded double layer 600d abrasion guard. You can see the seam about halfway down where the fabric changes. That is where you start to get the burlier fabric.

The fit will be almost identical, but the fell and performance with differ a little. The Force is lined and Veloce (will stretch more) is not. The midsole is also thicker on the Veloce (stiffer overall). Hope this helps. Cheers!

I am sure you could fit two boards as long as you take the bindings off of one and stack the boards. Then put the second set of bindings in between the bindings on the top board. That should work to perfection...Good Luck!

If it is this years pole (which i think it is) it will come with full size BD baskets and not the 3/4 basket from years gone by. Cheers!

Honestly once you have used the O1's you will probably just be pissed off. I suppose you could try them out (demo) or something, but ultimately i think you would want your O1's back.

Yes, you can change these baskets.

Think La Sportiva Venom or maybe Mad Rock Mugen for fit. Maybe 5.10 Dragon as well.

Get the 90mm brakes. They should work fine, but if you feel you need a little more you can just bend them a little.