Is this a good battery for solar panel?

I don't want to buy one online and pay like $100 for shipping fees. So I'm thinking of get this at Sears,. if it don't work out I can return it.
So what you think about this battery?
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_02850131000P
Product Overview:
Item Weight: 75.0 lbs.
Battery Type:
Transportation Type: Marine and recreational vehicle
Battery Group Size: 31M
Temperate Zone: North or South
Power Configuration:
Voltage: 12.0
Power Ratings:
Cold Cranking Amps (CCA at 0 deg.F): 1150
Reserve Capacity (RC): 205 min.
Amp Hours at 20 Hour Rate: 100
Design & Construction:
Container Material: Polycarbonate/polyester
Warranties & Coverage:
Months in Use Free Replacement: 36
Dimensions:
Height: 9-1/2 in.
Width: 6-4/5 in.
Length: 13 in.
So what you think about this battery?
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_02850131000P
Product Overview:
Item Weight: 75.0 lbs.
Battery Type:
Transportation Type: Marine and recreational vehicle
Battery Group Size: 31M
Temperate Zone: North or South
Power Configuration:
Voltage: 12.0
Power Ratings:
Cold Cranking Amps (CCA at 0 deg.F): 1150
Reserve Capacity (RC): 205 min.
Amp Hours at 20 Hour Rate: 100
Design & Construction:
Container Material: Polycarbonate/polyester
Warranties & Coverage:
Months in Use Free Replacement: 36
Dimensions:
Height: 9-1/2 in.
Width: 6-4/5 in.
Length: 13 in.
Comments
the battery seems ok, but i think it's overpriced for you can get 2 of these batteries (wired in series) in this link for $50 over that sears price and have 225ah or more than double the capacity than the sears.
http://store.solar-electric.com/cr225am6vode.html
now this is only an example as i know you don't want it shipped, but you can do better. got any rv places, auto parts stores, marine supply stores, etc. around you?
This battery does not seem to be a true “deep cycle”.
If you want a very similar product, for just $80 you will find a marine, deep cycle, Interstate battery (105 amps/20h) at Sam's Club.
Even better: Also at Sam’s you can find 6 volts golf cart batteries (210 amp/20h) for about $70 each.
Interesting battery, especially from Sears... check the following select "Overview" comments (bold emphasis mine):
This appears to be an AGM battery... I'm a big fan of AGM's, and, while they require little/no maintenance, they are very sensitive to overcharge, so you must have a charger (with a remote battery temp sensor) that can be set to the battery's specific charge voltage targets.
You might also chack a local battery warehouse for AGM batteries from East Penn (Deka) or MK.
HTH,
Jim / crewzer
that explains the overpricing as agms are more expensive too, but as agms go this isn't a bad price.