I have the BC.com wool hooded jacket that you refer to and it appears from the pictures that this is not meant as a replacement for that jacket. From the pics this looks more like a normal hoody and more floppy than the wool jacket that I have. The wool jacket is more for casual wear and not very good for active pursuits.

If you're a XXL, you can still pickup the wool jacket here:
http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/Backcountry-Siphon-Wool-Hooded-Jacket-Mens/BCC0178M.html?CMP_ID=SH_FRO001&CMP_SKU=BCC0178&mv_pc=r126

Negative Ghostrider - the pattern is full.

It looks like they can't ship to Hungary - sorry.

http://sales.liveperson.net/hc/s-9551721/cmd/kbresource/kb-7339460706946507530/view_question!PAGETYPE?sp=94&sf=101133&documentid=239530&action=view

Sorry, thought this was Oakley. I would use the Chat and talk to a rep (very top right of the site).

Now I feel guilty:
http://www.olukai.com/DealerLocator.aspx

Actually, I think they run a little big. I bought them at a store and the salesperson said so and I found it to be true. I usually wear a 11.5 or 12 and I got an 11.

I think the grip would be good, but I don't think they're very water resistant.

I don't have this exact shoe, but I have a NF shoe that has the same tread and was looking forward to using it in the snow - it's very grippy. My shoe (and this one looks similar) feels very light though, almost like a slipper and doesn't seem like it would be that warm. That's what socks are for though, right?

I'd guess about 5 days or so. I think your best bet is use 'Chat Now' at the very top right of your browser - they're pretty helpful. You can also call em: 800-409-4502.

via "help" at the top right.. you can also always ask a gear expert on the live chat too.

"To find out if we ship to your country, place an item into your shopping cart. Proceed to Checkout. When entering your shipping address, if your country does not appear in our dropdown menu, we cannot ship to your country."

Timbuk2 also sells laptop specific gear. Unfortunately, I'm not sure that BC has it...

I don't think you can go wrong with any of these. I've always heard great things about the Gotamas and it is always well reviewed but I can't speak to it myself. I have a pair of Line skis and they are great, the Prophets are a solid ski. The Helix has more flex than the Prophets so if you like your skis stiff go for those. I've heard lots of good things about these Helix's - from some ski instructor friends. What you should really do, is check Tramdock.com for the Helix skis to pop up again - they were like $250 - that's a decision maker right there. :) (Check out TramAttack.com for Tramdock history...)

First, we have the same last name - crazy!

Second, not sure what type of Yukon it is, but hopefully this helps:
http://www.rv-inno.com/fitguide/images/12-gmc.pdf

Pretty sure you cant get mighty mounts for that, you need crossbars.

As in the other answer below:
http://www.backcountry.com/store/car_rack/yakima/begin.html

I guess it depends on how big. At some point, I don't think a helmet matters.

Not sure about the comparison, but the helmet should be snug when you first get it so I would get a smaller size. The padding will compress over time giving you a better fit.

I'm partial to Line but have both Line (EP) and 4FRNT skis (STL) and love them. I think I would take the MSP, it's a little fatter. But really, can't go wrong with either one - so just get both. :)

Nenad, I'm 6'3" 220 and the XL fits perfectly.

Agreed on the PX 12s. Good bindings so far and the colors even match the skis.

Thanks James. I did find a store and tried a L Alaskan and a different XL Orage jacket on for comparison. L was a bit too snug in the chest if I was going to wear anything underneath or stash goggles inside (length was good). I think XL would be perfect. Now, if only I could find the blue Alaskan in XL...