Every model has volume control except for chrome according to NATE B from Dogfunk.com's live chat help.

They're pretty close to proper sizing. Billabong and Hurley are almost identical in their sizing range. If you're a 34, order a 34. If you're a little tight on 34 normally, you can reliably order a 36 as you can tighten them to suit your needs.

You can probably use that comparison on just about all of the sizes.

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Just to compliment Shredwise; Ghetto slits are awesome. I find they serve more of a purpose when you're actually boarding than when you're not. They're the best line of protection against snow somehow making it's way into your boot. I only wear pants with ghettos, but you don't usually see a whole lotta pants without them.

If you're not leaning too far on the chubby side, then you could wear a large no problem. If you're sorta iffy about it, you can't go wrong with an XL.
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Yeah. L is gunna be large on you.
Medium should be snug.
XL will be a dress. I'd avoid the XL.

Unfortunately, DC shoes doesn't make the Kalis SE in anything larger than a 13. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news dude.

http://product.dcshoes.com/mens.asp?catalog=2009SUMFWCORE&category=SHO-CURRENT

Sick. Thanks dude.

It has an interior pocket that can function as one, but not a designated ipod pocket.

It's not the baggiest jacket out there. It's not very thick.
But it's still a nice jacket.

It's pretty skinny. I guess it depends on your idea of what a skinny tie is.
PERSONALLY, I think this is pretty skinny.

Cotton shorts tend to shrink much less than regular clothing anyways. If 28 is usually snug on him, a 30 shouldn't be too risky. The obvious risk with the 28 is that if 28 is usually his perfect fit then you're placing all your hope in these shorts not shrinking.

both are great. If you've got a darker skin color, I think that olivine would look better as it leans more towards a brown. Northsea will look good either way, as it is dark AND it will go well with a lighter shade of skin because of it's cold colours.

It'll probably end up being around 30 bucks AFTER your check out. Canadian shipping can be a pain in the ass. If it's delivered to your door, it's about double what it is if you pick it up at the post office.
Dogfunk isn't responsible for the extra charges that Canada post or UPS/Purolator applies, and they can't really calculate it.
I've had an online order cost 22 dollars through Canada post, and an order of the same size cost 58 extra with door delivery. Trenton is about half the distance from the border as Sudbury, so I'd assume it'd be between 18 and 32 bucks extra after the online payment is complete.

Note: In no way at all am I discouraging Canadians to order. But the hidden Canadian shipping cost is usually overlooked, and can make for a nasty surprise.

Not gunna lie. I loathe flexfits.
The largest flexfit size [that I know of] is just slightly smaller than 7 5/8s.
I'm in agreement with Andrew.

Depends on how you like it to fit. If you're looking for it to be a bit baggy, go for an XL. However, if you want a snug fit, I'd rock a large.

a medium should be good. a large fits to an ideal length IF you've got a long torso, such as myself.
Anyways, my votes for the medium. Enjoy.

It's more of a question of if you're comfortable in a hat. If you're not much for baseball caps normally, then I'd avoid it as it's a very "out there" sorta hat.

the volcom tops are roughly the same sizing as a regular dc regular shirt.
it's more of s height issue. if you're over 6', you can probably fluant an XL.

Yes.

I found it sorta leaky in terms of holding any heat in. If your winter doesn't drop much lower than -10 C, then sure.

You'll find a lot more girls DC stuff than girls Burton stuff. I'm not sure why.
Probably cause Burton was started by a group of guys.
We may never really know.

Yes, it does. It's slightly thinner on the sleeves compared to the rest of the body though.

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I've tried this on before. Let me clarify, I don't own it. But I found that it didn't run much larger than the norm. I'd shop around, see if you can find it in your size. You'd probably be disappointed with a medium.

The tongue is thick, but not very poofy.

Depends on your height I guess. If you're over 5'6, I'd go for medium legs.

Go for the Enjoi Baby Maker. It's relatively close I guess. It's thin. I'd rock it.

It's not really light weight. It's sorta midclass in weight.
Mine's sorta a leaving-the-house-after-midnight sorta hoodie.

Somewhat baggy.
Xlarge will devour someone who's 5'10, 175 lbs.
Go for it.

I'm 6'2 200 lbs, kinda bulky. A large can be tight on me.
My brother's 5'11 165lbs , really skinny. He wears a medium.

I'd get a large.

I found it a little small. I guess it depends on your build though.