Dogfunk has a great return/exchange policy. you can check it out in the "help" tab at the top of every page.

Going with the wide board would be best if you are seeking powder more than freestyling. if you spend more time on groomers the 154 non-wide should be fine.

If you are starting out and wanting to go with Burtons check out the missions.

the 145cm bag will fit your board. if you want more room for boots, jackets, etc... you may want to size up. cheers

stomp pads just use an adhesive on the bottom. If you don't like them you can take them off and it will not hurt the board.

this will fit as long as you have crossbars. this does not come with them

Zack,
I am on my second Nitro Haze and I ride it everywhere. If you are looking for a dedicated powder board you will probably want to go with the "yes" stubby. The Haze is my go to board for everyday riding!

Luffy, with this board being a hybrid you should be ok with getting the 154cm. If you are wanting to do more backcountry/powder go with the 157cm.
hope this helps

Don't worry so much about height. weight is more important and your riding style. If you want a park board 150 should be great. if you want an all mountain board you may want to size up to the 153cm.
hope this helps

If you are going for freestyle and the rocker you can size down a couple cm's. if you want big mountain and standard camber you will want 158-ish. hope this helps

If you want this board you are going to want to get the 159cm

for most wrist guards you will want to size up your glove unless you get gloves with built in wrist guards.

you put this on your board for added traction when you don't have both feet strapped in.

yes if you put it between the bindings.

This has a 5000mm waterproof rating. if you are looking for more look for a higher number or goretex. or you can always wear a trash bag.

sensor mirror is for flat light and the gold sensor mirror is for low light

This does not have wrist gaiters. it is just like a work jacket from dickes

Alex check this out. this should give you all the info.
http://store.dcshoes.com/product/index.jsp?productId=15456196&gclid=CNCY78qwwLUCFYWo4AodkWwAeA&camp=dcdid

low light conditions go with a yellow lens. if you need an all around everyday lens get something in the persimmon range.

you can always contact never summer and see if they have one in the back.

you will have some extra in the bag for sure but you can always stuff your pants or jacket to take up some room and give extra padding.

these do run a little big so unless you want baggy you should be ok with the small. if you don't like the fit dogfunk has a great exchange policy

this does have 40g insulation. my suggestion with any outerwear is layering. always layer.

you would need to use the base plate for the three hole system.

yup.

32 inseem. hope this helps

the main difference on the boards are there shapes. the pbj is a rocker and the deck is a hybrid. the pbj is going to be a great park freestyle board. the deck is going to be a really good board on the whole mountain. hope this helps

Max,
the mission is a great all around binding. you will be really happy with this.

you may need to adjust your highback. this model should have a couple different positions where the highback mounts to the base plate. if you need help a local board shop should be able to help.

You may have some problems with the deep pow but you can also move your bindings back and put more weight on your back foot. or you can rent a board.

3cms does not sound like much but it is. If you ride mostly groomers and the park. you should be ok going with a smaller board. if you get into any powder or backcountry you may want to size up.
hope this helps.

The mitten does not but this comes with liners that are a glove. hope this helps

This is a directional twin. That means the board shape is the same tip and tail but the stance is set back. the nose is longer than the tail.
hope this helps

yes. for some reason they are not shown in the picture. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkslxzdem6A
this video shows them on the gloves but the mittens are the same.

no wheels on this puppy. check out the low roller.

this is more of a shell and if you are worried about being cold always bring a base layer. the shell will only keep the wet and wind out. the base layer will keep your body heat in.

if you are going to fly I would suggest getting a full padded bag with wheels. this will help ensure your board makes it.

yes if the burton does not have EST

This does come with wrist gaiters even though they are not pictured or listed

if you get cold-wet butt you are going to want to go with a gore-tex pant

Chase, What type of rider are you? do you spend most of your time in the park? or are you a big mountain rider? are you freestyle or a powder hound? go with the libtech if you ride more park. if you ride the rest of the mountain go with the burton.

measure the length of your boots. this will let you know. you can have some over hang but if you want there is always a mid-wide board.

what do you weigh? how tall are you? do you also ride the rest of the mountain/pow?

These are super durable. these will go plenty of hard seasons without letting up.

Arbor boards are made in Austria

These will not fall off on the lift. you NEED to properly adjust the binding to your boot prior to riding. this will ensure correct fitment and binding performance.

you will need to take off the bindings of at least one board to get everything to fit.

If you need to just get a men's in a small

you should have enough room for your stuff. if you want to keep your board in good shape a board bag is a great choice

nope. the leather for the belt is cheap so you will want to replace it anyway. hope this helps

the liners from burton are always going to be a glove. hope this helps

If you ride a lot of big mountain and powder you should think about the 169cm. if you ride the groomers go with the 162cm. hope this helps

160cm amigo

if the zipper is on the wrong side it is probably a ladies jacket.

hand panties. awesome!

negative on the bindings. this is a board only

you are going to need to talk to one of the dogfunk experts for this one. good luck to you

these are 4-hole and channel compatible.

standard fit: Classic fit that feels good in any environment. This style is comfortable yet functional without looking too baggy. New articulated elbows and knees are featured on all styles to suit your movements at best.

I'm 6'2" 175lbs and can ride my 154cm non-wide as long as the pow isn't to deep. if it is deep then I ride a 157cm non-wide. unless you have huge boots i would reccomend staying away froma wide board. if you are looking for a pow hunting board go long. hope htis helps.

If you want american made you should get a never summer. denver co.

dogfunk can not ship DC products out of the US. you can always check what they can ship in the help section under shipping.

you could size down to the 153cm. I ride a 154cm standard camber board and am 6'2" and 170lbs. If you want to do more pow and backcountry maybe stick with the 156cm. hope this helps

these will work for holding a rope but if you burn through gloves and want something more durable check out mountaineering gloves. they will stand up to a lot and keep the cold out.

Yes but you will need to remove the bindings off of at least one of the boards.

if you going with the 149cm board the waist width is 248mm so if your boots/bindings are much longer than that you may want to look for a different board.

grenede makes a couple pairs. if you want you can try a womens xs but other than that your options are going to be a little limited. hope this helps

the waist width for the 153 is 254mm. so probably a size 10 or less. what really matters is what fits your feet. If you have big feet get a big board/wide board.

The DC Chalet boots are more than capable of keeping out snow and slush but don't go chasing waterfalls in these.

these gloves are not "totally" waterproof but they do have a 15k rating which really good. if you need "totally" waterproof you should look at rubber gloves or latex.

ride does not make ski gear so their stuff will be listed for snowboarding even though you could use them for skiing or snowmobiling or fighting ninjas.

I wear an 11 boot and use a large ride binding. you can go x large but unless you wear a 12 i would not reccomend it.

55% nylon, 25% merino wool, 11% NanoGlide, 7% polypropylene, 2% spandex

I wear an 12 in dc skate shoe but an 11 in snowboard boots. fitment really depends on what you like and how you want your boots to perform. dogfunk has a great exchange poilcy if you need to get a different size. hope this helps

The waist width is 239mm so if your boots are much longer than that you may want to get a full size board, angle your stance or go with a different board. hope this helps

The waist width of the 146cm is 244mm. if you are wearing a size 10 you may want to pass on the kids boards and go full size with a DH2 or a Matchete.

They do have a "U" around the boa on the inside of the boot and they also are a full grain leather instead of the reinforced fabric on the judge. in my opnion the judge is a great boot but the t. rice comes with a few nice extras

http://www.thule.com/fitguide/default.aspx?Language=en-US&Market=US
according to thule they should. if you run into any problems dogfunk is very helpful and has a great return/exchange policy

http://yakima.com/shop/rack-systems/naked-roof/whispbar-s1-flsh
go here and check out the fitment guide on yakima website.

not all bindings will work with burons est system. you will need to say est/channel compatible

found out only the ones listed as rett come with the detuned edges.

i hope this answers your question

yes this does have lining in the body area and not just the hood.

this is not waterproof and is a fleece exterior

most places aren't going to carry something from 2011 so you may want to check out ebay or a thrift store.

This is a great pair all around bindings that will complement your machette. hope this helps and have a great season

that is a good one. DC has it listed for $160. dogfunk is usually price competitive but who knows what the deal is with this one...

this does have carbon strigers but jp can press it

i would reccomend the M. if you don't like the way it fits dogfunk has a great exchange policy

yes this will fit the custom. The moto is a solid all around boot that burton has only made better each year.

the top of the description will usually have the year if it is not the current model. "Nitro T1 Snowboard - 2011"

yes this is this seasons board so be ready for the snow.

the same disc works for the 4 and 3 hole setups and yese the bindings do come with the mounting disc

your firefly should have a four hole mount system. so yes.

Just the neck warmer. i think they show the benie as a reference