I would say it depends on how you wear your suit. It would be a smaller fit but work. If you like a lot of coverage then I would say no.

It will keep your hands pretty warm. I wear a glove like this 90% of the days I ride and then I still keep a warm pair of mittens in my car for those super cold days.

Anything available in Dogfunk's inventory is up on the website. If you do not see it available we do not have it

The lower case letters are the older version. Any watch you order now will have the upper case version on it unless somehow it has been on the shelf for a couple years.

Yes, Two socks

It will get discolored if you are rubbing it up against dirty things and not careful however it looks super super sick on and if you take care of it you should be fine.

Yes, as long as the board is the 3 hole pattern and not the ICS channel system. (As long as your board has multiple holes for the bindings to go in then these will work) and they are a great binding

No it is sold out

Multi Color

Ya the wheels will be good for slides. A bearing with an ABEC 5 or 7 would be a great bearing. Some that would be good are enjoi ABEC seventeenish (come with 2 extra bearings, Bones Reds, Bones Swiss (more expensive but good), ATM ABEC 5 (great price).

It is a very light crew sweatshirt. It is going to be a little thicker then a shirt. I like these kinds of shirts a lot for summer time in the evening or just layering for all day wear.

Probably about 74 depending on how heavy you are and how tight your kingpin is. You can also try going with some sector nine risers or higher ones if you already have them to allow for a larger wheel.

It is personal preference more. Ride is a great brand and makes great quality bindings. The metal is aircraft aluminum and the return rate is extremely low. If you do not hit the binding on things to chip the paint it should stay on for the duration you have the binding.

I have the bamboo one and it is my favorite color. You can match the bamboo with anything and you will get a ton of compliments on it. You will love it and be so glad you spent the money on it.

Any regular headphone is going to be uncomfortable under a helmet. I would recommend either getting headphone ear pads for your helmet or going with ear buds like the Skullcandy Titans or smokin buds

This would be a good one because it is a shorter cruiser board. This will make it easier for her to handle. Also if she is just beginning you can tighten up the kingpin just a bit (nut in middle of the trucks) and it wont turn quite as easily and she will be able to keep her balance a bit easier.

It is not a good idea. Longboards are made of wood which has the chance of warping if it gets wet. Also is your bearings get condensation in them they stand a strong chance of rusting and inhibiting the performance of your bearings. If you have dirt of the bottom or wheels just use a slightly damp cloth to clean it off. If your grip is dirty you can buy grip gum that can be used to clean your grip tape. If you need to clean your bearings you want to completely take them out of the wheel and use a synthetic lubricant when you put them back in.

I would try and go with a wider board. Size 13 is getting pretty big. If you decide to go with this deck you need to make sure you have a binding with a good gas pedal to help reduce toe and heal drag as well

149. The 149 is going to be easy to handle and you will improve in the park at a faster pace with a smaller board.

You need a Wide board regardless of where you are riding. The reason for the wide board is people with a larger foot. You do not want to have your heels and toes hanging off the end of your board. Since you wear a size 12 you should always go with a wide board.

This board has the same quality across the sizes. Unless it is a child's specific model all the sizes in the run will be constructed with the same quality.

Yes, any new Burton bindings come with two sets of plates and and easy how to setup guide. Just use the plates designed for the 4 hole pattern which is what the Forum Chillydog will have

Nixon has had the 51-30 for years now and it is a very popular watch. At times Nixon will come out with a bit of a different style or look that will have some minor alterations from other styles or previous season's style

Dogfunk is an official dealer. They are a company based out of Salt Lake and only buy product from companies that are legit.

Burton comes with a great warranty called W48 you send it to them and within 48 business hours they will have sent your board back out or contacted you with help.

The all gold one has a gold face and all gold links.

you might be able to make it up to a 65. You also are able to purchase some risers to eliminate your wheel bite as well

It is really personal preference. The main difference between the sk8 banana and the pickle is the pickle has a deeper heel side cute. Regardless if you are goofy or regular your heels are always going to be on one side of the board. The thought and technology behind this is that you do not put the same amount of weight on your toes and heels and they are different so the sidecuts of your deck should be as well. The pickle still has a sintered base and magnatraction. Careful also you are looking at this pickle in a wide and you do not want to get a wide board unless you have a shoe size large enough that you need a wide.

It is def a pretty close match. This boot is going to be more of an advanced boot and a stiffer liner but many people use this boot for the park and powder. You will get a lot of response from this boot and should hold up for aggressive riding.

Yep just strap it on the back with your trucks facing out and you can adjust the straps depending on the size of your board

No these are Burton's EST system which needs to go with a Burton ICS board. When buying Burton bindings for a non ICS board ensure that it has the baseplates and is NOT EST and then they will work.

It just depends with the supply and demand and also what is available with Supra. New summer shoes will probably be landing soon and hopefully you see some Supras.

The highback of the binding is attached the way a normal binding would be attached however there is a wing of the left and a wing on the right side of the binding that just extends from the normal highback. The purpose is to give you more lateral response when doing boxes or rails and buttering.

The highback of the binding is attached the way a normal binding would be attached however there is a wing of the left and a wing on the right side of the binding that just extends from the normal highback. The purpose is to give you more lateral response when doing boxes or rails and buttering.

Yes the deja vu is the women's version of the Hero. If you liked the hero you will love the deja vu. I would definitely recommend buying a women's board NOT a men's board. Even if you are an intermediate or advanced rider you will benefit hugely by riding a women's specific setup. Women carry their weight differently then men therefore boards are cut and made differently as well as narrower. You will progress faster riding a women's specific board

The 149 would be a good size for her. She is tall but rather slim so you don't want to go with a board that will be too much for her. a 149 will def be big enough but she will be able to control it!! I am sure she will be sooo stoked this is an awesome board!

that is the black option

They will keep you dry for a full day of snowboarding. If you stand in a puddle or try surfing in them you will get wet. As time goes on the waterproofing will wear down so getting a good tech spray is always a good idea.

It just depends on sell through %, cost and quantity on hand. The black medium is probably selling really well.

they will def fit your skate banana and are a great set of bindings.

It comes with a box and inside the box is a padded area it fits in. It is a sturdy cardboard box.

The Skate bananas are going to be one of the best. They are made by Mervin manufacturing out of Washington and are made by snowboarders. The quality on the skate banana is awesome. There is definitely the technology and quality in that price tag. If you just cannot afford that I would check out the Gnu Park Pickle, Ride Kink, or Forum Scallywag are all popular and good quality park boards for less.

you could lock the two zippers together but there is no built in lock.

yes the top end of the tool screws off and that is where all of the bits fit. The metal long piece fits on the side of the tool. Its a great tool because it is relatively small but also has a really great shape that fits a hand really well to give you maximum leverage.

You could put them on however I would really recommend getting an burton EST binding to go with a Burton ICS board. The Rome bindings will fit although the baseplates from the conversion kit probably won't be a perfect fit. The whole thought process between the ICS and EST is you get extra sensory feeling because the EST bindings have a soft EVA foam and B3 gel padding between your feet and the board which gives you great dampening as well as allowing you to be more connected with your board.

Yes it is black with blue design and yes it classifies as the black one.

They are just a padded winter boot. There is not a lot of arch support however you could definitely put an arch support in it.

No it has no water resistant.

Yes there are easy instructions. Also on any website if you google it you can find great instructions or videos.

More gangster then not. It hangs at your chest.

There is still metal in it. The band is ceramic that is it.

No not common. The cord is made of intertwined flexible steel cable. You are able to adjust the resistance of the cable to move your forward lean by an adjuster under the binding.

Yes they will work with your ride board. Burton bindings come with plates that will fit a four hole pattern with four holes in the shape of a square or any Burton binding with the 3 hole pattern on the with the inserts in the shape of a triangle. The bindings come with great directions to help you mount them to your board properly.

Yes, It is an all mountain board and a very nice board as well. By having the C2BTX you have camber and reverse camber which gives you the benefit of buttering but also still getting good pop as well as being able to shred wherever you want on the mountain.

Narrow means that the waist width across the snowboard will be a little smaller then the regular. You probably want a size shoe 8 or smaller to get the narrow option.

If you are slender yes a small will probably work great.

Get the larger one. Your bag needs to be at least the size of your board but also with a larger bag you are able to pack your gear in the ends.

Yes, put your boots in between your bindings and your snow gear at the ends for padding.

You probably want to go with a 159-163.. Around a 159 if you are wanting to do a lot of jibbing or more park focused. A little longer if you would rather have more of an all mountain board. The biggest thing you need to make sure you get in a board is a WIDE board. Because of your foot size if you do not get a wide board you will have heal and toe drag.

Yes, You would want to take the bindings off of one of the boards and put the boards together with a towel in between to protect them and then put the two extra bindings inside the bindings on the top board. You will not be able to fit it with the bindings on both boards.

Yes it is iron or rub on. You may use it with either an iron or just rub it on and scrape and buffer afterward.

Like surf wax or a coconut and flower lotion. It smells great and will make the whole room smell like it when you are waxing.

It comes with the buffer pad which is the brown rectangle pad. That is what you would use for the last stage of waxing for the buffering after you have waxed and scraped your board.

They will work to fit your boot however I would spend the extra money and get a girls binding. Girl's have a lower calf muscle and carry their weight differently then a child or man. Girl's bindings have a lot of technology put into them to make them anatomically correct to help a girl progress as fast as she can and be comfortable while doing so.

It is a size and a half up from a men's size. If she wears a 8 in men's it should be a 9.5 in women's. This is usually true with shoes boots or any kind of footwear.

It is small. The size of a dot of a sharp sharpie marker. People def notice it and it gets lots of compliments.

They have sticky backs on them. To apply make sure your board is at room temperature and clean. Pull off the backing and press in the desired location. Leave in room temperature and keep dry for at least 24 hours after applying the stomp pad.

They will be better then a regular shoe however they are water resistant not water proof. Therefore they will repel water but they will not always keep you dry. If you are looking to be walking in deep snow look for some sorels or other winter boots.

There is not a hydration pack in the Mission bag. Check out the heli pro.

They should be good. They are still the quality of all the technine gear and they come with a 1 year warranty.

Yes they are. When you get them they come with an easy set up guide to help you mount them to your board.

If you look in the drop down menu to choose the size it says next to the size what color it is. There is only the black and silver ones available at this time.

They shouldn't pack out very much. You want your boots to fit so they are snug with your toes brushing the end and now pressure points. Also DC just redid how they do their lasts and boots. Now every boot is a 1 to 1 ratio so the inside is a 9 as well as the outside. The DCs made from this year and on will pack out less then the old ones from previous years.