They should all fit relatively the same but expect any down jacket to fit a bit large because they are not designed to pull tight to your body they are designed to be light, fluffy and leave lots of air space

You will feel like a towering giant on this small boat!! I am 6'2" and have never really found a sit on top which I was comfortable in... Maybe check out some larger sit in models in the 11-12ft range

a few tiny carabiners, some fabric, and 5 minutes will have you a perfect fit custom gear loft!!

The leather is rather thick. As long as you arnt putting huge gashes in the toes with an axe you something they will be just fine.

There are 4 sizes so just pick the one appropriate for your boat.

"made it out of parachute nylon, sand and water skim right off" right in the description

I had one of these. They are study if you are careful but one wrong tweak of motion and its a goner! Id say around 200lbs is pushing it

Definitely go with the 10 you will be much happier with the tracking and stability of a longer boat.

Write your answer here...Anything more than a gallon or two would probably be pushing it. Its only designed as a cover or changing room.

A midweight hiker such as these is perfect for what you will be doing. Best off to order a few pairs and find what fits you best or go to a local shop and try some on.

By the time you wear out the sole you will most likely need a whole new set of boots. These and almost all modern boots are built to last as a unit without one piece wearing out before the others.

At that age I doubt you will get a repair for an cheaper than just buying a new pair...

You should put this in a review not a question.

The M in that color is currently out of stock. Pick a different color or wait for next season.

Its meant for a car with a trunk so it wont fit a wagon with the back hatch

It should roll up well enough to fit

This would be a pretty good ski to get you started. Shoot for the shorter length since you are a small guy.

I would be more worried about the cork falling apart than the carbon breaking
Carbon will be stronger than aluminum in all cases. Its a woven network rather than an extruded metal so it will keep its flexibility even at low temps where aluminum would be brittle

Its a single layer and only weighs 500g I would imagine It is very compressable
I have a similar jacket and it easily goes to about the size of a Nalgene bottle

Yes they are polarized

Salomon fits very narrow. Not the shoe for you. Look at Saucony and Mizuno

Its a pair I believe. You might want to call to make sure though..

They are designed to fit a "medium face"
They are not Polarized

Look towards the Black Diamond poles with a triangular profile. They will be much stronger

If you want your voice to be heard it would be best to go on chat and ask for the email address of whom to contact about this type of thing.

Everyday go with brown.
Snow, water and other harsh light conditions go gray

Gray is best for harsh light off of snow and water
Brown is better for bright days around lots of grass trees and the like...

This bag certainly does not lend itself to holding a large water bottle such as a Nalgene but if you need to you could just use some cord and a carabiner to clip it on

Might not be a perfect fit but it will work

Might want to go a half size... Or order both and send the one back that doesnt fit

The Pro version has longer straps and weighs about 2/3 as much

The Pro version has longer straps and weighs about 2/3 as much

Large will be good... give you a bit of room for layers but not too baggy

Its on the back shoulder you cant see it in the photo

Probably wound not fit very well...

The black photo is wrong. The black version will look like the other two but in black

absolutely!! Might not be super warm like a heavy fleece but certainly doable

Probably wont cross over brands very well... Shafts are different shapes

Lenses will definitely not swap between brands... Buy new goggles or find replacements for your exact model

Lenses will definitely not swap between brands... Buy new goggles or find replacements for your exact model

Fits pretty true to size maybe a little big for a looser baggy type fit

The BD fabric is highly breathable and you should not encounter any problems. If you have issues you can always return for a full refund

Probably not
There are plenty of other options though

All are good beacons. Its a personal preference type thing

you will need to remount the bindings on the ski... Take them to your local ski shop and they will fix you up

Its a bit more high tech fleece but they will look pretty much the same

Should hold up ok

It might just be a typo in the description... Check the tag to make sure they are the same model pants and then use the chat feature to either inform the description mistake or return if its the wrong thing

It is directional in the fact thats its almost purely for skiing forwards. Its twin tip in the fact that the tail is turned up a bit so if you do a bit of messing around going switch you wont hang the tail up on a lil bump or something

Your best bet is to go to a master boot fitter so they can fix you up exactly to your foot

BD Carabiners are made in Utah

no

yup

Sorel is a subsidiary of Columbia now that they were purchased and since then some of their products have expanded to be produced elsewhere but these boots are still made in Canada with some of the highest quality materials and best craftsmanship in the world. Are there cheaper boots out there? Yes. Is this one worth the price? YES.
Owe me $10?

Yes anything with a headphone jack

Scroll all the way to the bottom of the drop down. there are a few colors and sizes on sale

Check the sizing chart for specific lengths based on size

The lifetime warranty only applies if you purchased the item and it shows up on your account.

Go for the longer ski! You wont look back! Especially for bigger taller guys like you and I that like to charge hard. Lots of stability and support that wont give out on you when you push it to its limits.

Yup. 60M

Yeah its a great all around forgiving board for lots of terrain

Yeah its a dark grey. Just the way the light picks it up in the photo gave it a purple tinge

This is a great value but Arc'teryx will be better quality. Check out Norrona... Amazing stuff and great prices

the 12 means it goes up to DIN 12

Get a skin wide enough to cover the widest part of your ski. You will then trim it to fit the rest of the skis shape

They will be a bit different Check out the size link below the drop down menu

This will get you started but you will need quick draws and rope and lots of other stuff

Yes the gear loops on the sides are perfect for an ice axe

Certainly could!! Loops on the sides will hold pretty much anything

Yes its removable

The Black/Red is the top sheet
the red/yellow and white/black are the bottoms

They are included

800 is sure going to be warm!! that with a good base and shell will be bomb proof

Yep its totally independent from the activity... Just wear it

You can probably order replacement lenses from the manufacturer

Thats a bit excessive unless you are pushin 200lbs which I highly doubt... Size down

Go 175 you dont have enough weight to be throwing around to need a 185 it will just make you feel sluggish

Learning isnt hard just try it out and you will get the hang of it. As for lifting you can buy pulley systems that will allow you to hang it from the ceiling and lower it onto the car which is probably the best bet

US

Should be a good combo

It would work just fine.

It folds up in different configurations to slip down through the baffles

Go ahead and add them to your cart and select shipping methods it should quote you prices or availability

The zipper goes to about hip height and I dont think there are foot zips