  Recently, Borisenko et al have posted a Comment (arXiv:1108.1159) where they
suggest an alternative interpretation of our de Haas-van Alphen (dHvA)
measurements on the superconductor LiFeAs. In our original paper
(arXiv:1107.4375) we concluded that our measurements of the bulk Fermi surface
were not consistent with the surface bands observed thus far by ARPES.
Borisenko et al dispute this and suggest the two measurements are consistent if
some of the orbits we observe are due to magnetic breakdown. We argue here that
this scenario is inconsistent with the experimental data and therefore that our
original conclusion stands.
