Hey Joanne,

It may be hard to find this exact model since it is from the 2012 season. However, we do have the 2013 version in stock here:

http://www.dogfunk.com/element-polynesia-2-dress-womens

Hey,

They actually make several versions of the Dotted line top, I'll include the links below:

http://www.dogfunk.com/volcom-dotted-line-underwire-bikini-top-womens

http://www.dogfunk.com/volcom-dotted-line-triangle-bikini-top-womens

http://www.dogfunk.com/volcom-dotted-line-reversible-halter-bikini-top-womens

http://www.dogfunk.com/volcom-dotted-line-zip-bandeau-underwire-bikini-top-womens

Hey Eric,

At the moment, there are not any on order. However, unless they stop making this shirt, I'm sure we'll re-up soon.

Hey Janice,

No liner on these.

Hey Chelsea,

Yes, it has a snap-back adjustment.

Hey,

Being form 2011, it is extremely unlikely you would be able to track this down. Best bet is to hit up Volcom direct to see if they know who might have some.

Their number is:

949-646-2175

Hey Ross,

They would need to be a women's size 13. You'll be hard pressed to find a women's size 13 in Supra.

Hey Kylee,

Yes and no. We do have your size, just not in this exact boot. Copy and paste these item numbers in the search bar on Dogfunk.com and you'll see what I'm talking about: TEC0083 and TEC0145. Or just search for the Tecnica Moon Boot Duvet and Moon Boot Vinil.

Hey Jennifer,

Unfortunately these are no longer made. You wont be able to purchase them anywhere unless someone has been hoarding them to sell on ebay. I apologize for the inconvenience.

Hey Alex,

It means those measurements are just the flat garment rather than circumference. So if the 1/2 chest measurement is 23", the actual circumference would be 46". Again, these are measurements of the actual garment, not what your measurements need to be in order for it to fit. Hope that makes sense.

Hey Colin,

Absolutely. The only concern would be your boot size. If your boots are US size 11.5+, you'll want to go with the wide option.

Hey Missy,

I let our photo guys know that they may want to get some photos up for the back of these bottoms. In the mean time though, if you do a search online for this same bottom there are a number of retailers with photos of the back. Hope that helps!

Hey Nick,

Some variants come with a bonus lens, some do not. The ones with an extra lens will actually name the two lens colors in the variant title. Unfortunately the only inventory we have right now just comes with the one lens.

Hey Nick,

Any variant with two lens colors in the name will have those two lenses. However, none of the variants we have in stock do come with an extra lens.

Hey,

It will come with washing instructions. It is definitely not dry clean though as I've owned similar jackets that were machine wash on cold, gentle cycle and tumble dry low.

I'm sure you can squeeze it in there but it's never a good idea to max out your straps/ladders. You always want to be as close to the middle range of the sizes as possible. We do have a 100% satisfaction guarantee though so if you want to try the small out and it doesn't work, we'll take it back for a refund/exchange no questions asked.

Hey Wallace,

You'll need to contact Nixon for specs like that. They may not even have that information though considering how old the watch is. You may even want to take it to a local watch/jewelry store and they could probably tell you.

Hey,

Hard to say as there are a lot of variables that go into "warm enough". 60g in the body/sleeves is pretty decent amount of insulation. This jacket with just a bit of layering (t-shirt and hoody) should get you through most any typical day at the resort, no problem. Assuming that typical day is anywhere from 15-25 degrees F. But, some people run hotter than others so there is really no definite answer.

Hey Owen,

Depends on your boot size, not the binding size. Also depends which size of this board you're looking to get. If your boots are 11.5+, you'll want to go wide, or at the very least no smaller than the 158cm for this board.

Hey Zoe,

Beginner to intermediate, yes. The rocker profile will keep you from catching your edge all day while you learn, and the medium flex will allow you to progress on this board so you can ride it for a few seasons.

Hey Janis,

According to Smith, the Prophecy and Prodigy share the same lens. So for a replacement you can refer to the Prophecy lenses.

http://www.dogfunk.com/smith-prophecy-replacement-goggle-lens

Hey Molly,

Negative. The closest I've seen is the Black Blue which is an all black flip-flop but with blue logo on the strap and blue "Reef" on the foot bed.

Hey,

Where you ride will have to do with the sizing as well. I wouldn't go larger than the 158 if I were you. Your weight is more important than your height when sizing. I'm about the same weight as you, same foot size, and only 2 inches shorter and I ride a 156W for my all-mountain board. I am an experienced rider though. I would go with the 158W if I were you. I think that is a great size for you to progress on. Eventually, if you get into more freestyle riding, I would go down to a 156 for an all-mountain board. I ride Snowbird and would only ever ride a 158-160W on super deep days.

Hey Corey,

I'd go with the XL personally. They will for sure fit even if you're only rocking your base layer underneath but will also have a bit of extra room if you need to layer up other days.

Hey Olivia,

Unfortunately what he meant by assorted is that the base color ships randomly. Our inventory is mixed between the pink and black bases. The top sheet will be as advertised but there is no way to guarantee the base color you will receive.

Hey Rodion,

I'm not sure I fully understand your question. If you're just wondering how long these shoes will hold up if you skate a bunch, that is hard to say. Everyone has a different style and some people are a lot harder on their shoes than others. I'd say if you skate in these daily and are pretty aggressive, they'll probably only last 3 months tops.

Hey Zak,

I would go with the 53.75 if I were you. It's still plenty short for getting your jib on but will provide that added length you'll need for stomping landings. 50.5 is really short and I feel like you'll have nothing to land on when hitting those booters.

Hey,

Unfortunately we will not be re-stocking this item as Volcom no longer produces it. Most similar I've found within the Volcom line that we carry is the Volcom Jail Bird Underwire Balconette. Perhaps you'll want to check that out.

Hey Eric,

Yes and no. If you're already an intermediate to advanced rider you'll definitely want something true twin and slightly stiffer for you to throwdown in the park. If you're a beginner to park riding, yes this is great for starting out on rails/boxes. Its soft flex and forgiving rocker will keep you up right and provide a super fun ride. Its a bit too soft for most jumps. But if you're just trying out some 10-15 footers for your first time, it will be fine for that.

Hey Kohei,

151.5 would be a perfect length for park riding for you. However, it is certainly on the short side for your all-mountain riding. I don't think you'll notice the length at high speeds so much as you will in deeper snow and landing big airs. So if those two things aren't too big of a concern for your area/riding style, the 151.5 will be a super fun length for you.

Hey JB,

Shouldn't be a problem. It is about as narrow as I'd recommend going though. If you have newer style low-profile boots, you'll definitely be okay.

Hey Ben,

The Navy variant we are currently stocking has redish orange numbers, is that not the one you're looking for?

Hey Michael,

At the time, $230.

Hey Hyrum,

This board has your classic reverse camber profile so its going to be between your feet where the rocker is taking place, not at the tip and tail so much. A normal camber board will have a bit of space in between the inserts where the board is raised off of the ground. With this you board it will make contact with the ground in the middle and then curve up from that point out.

Hey Connor,

We should be getting the multi back in any day now.

Hey Hyrum,

Really depends how big we are talking. These are a good medium stiffness boot but stiffness alone isn't what you should be concerned with if you're stomping big booters. Boa lacing is sick. The tongues material won't allow the boa to cut the boot and the system rarely fails like you mentioned.

All in all this is a good inexpensive boot but not recommended for "big" booters.

Hey Jeff,

Yeah, go with the 6'10" and you should be all good.

Hey Randy,

Best bet is to contact Sidi directly on that.

Hey Dave,

All of my research says China, sorry man.

According to their website the answer is 65.

http://www.conti-online.com/generator/www/de/en/continental/bicycle/themes/mtb/cc_marathon/Race%20King/raceking_en.html

The only difference is the ones on sale are discontinued colors/older models. Here is the link: http://www.backcountry.com/the-north-face-horizon-convertible-pant-womens

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No. It is water-resistant but not water proof. Buy a rain cover with it and you'll be good to go.

It really is personal preference and riding style. With the rocker in these skis it isn't necessary (in most applications) to mount your bindings back any. I'd say go center mount for most and if its really steep and deep, go -2 at best.

I wouldn't say they are MADE for the computer. They are just headphones. The 3.5mm gold-plated & 6.3mm adapter makes them very versatile, from plugging into your iPod to your computer and everything in between.

We have two shipments coming in on these bad boys. The first shipments ETA has already come and gone so these bindings are on a day-to-day basis for now. You can keep checking the website for availability or get set up with the "Email Me When In Stock" function. In short, any day now!

All that is in stock right now are the sizes "XS" and "S". I just checked back order as well and unfortunately we do not have any more inventory coming in either.