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Foursquare Q Pant - Men's - 2009
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Foursquare Q Pant - Men's - 2009
With 15k waterproofing and plenty of breathability, the loose-fitting Foursquare Men's Q Snowboard Pant lets you hike for fresh tracks without being soaked in your own sweat. Your perspiration escapes through the Q’s cross-thigh inseam vents, but external water won't seep in when you’re punching it up mountain sides. Aside from hard-to-beat weather protection, Volumizer cargo pockets magically expand as you cram more stuff in them, so you can stash your gloves and goggles when it’s feeding time.
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I wear w32 L34 pants. What size should I get in these pant?
I wear w32 L34 pants. What size should I get in these pant? Also, is there an adjustable waist band inside the pant?
By: Justin Q
August 19, 2010
Mediums are the size for you. The waist adjustment is on the outside of the pant. One on each side. It hold nicely.
By: Wooden Robots
August 19, 2010
Great Piece of Equipment
By:
Thegarbrah
December 17, 2012
Bought these pants recently and wore them for the first time on my vaca to Breckenridge this past week. The conditions varied from bluebird skies to a white out and windchill. These pants worked extremely well, and I think that as long as you have some performance under layering, you can rock these pants in any conditions and be completely comfortable.
Can't say that I found any downsides, they were kind of expensive, but the bang for the buck ratio comparative to other pants on the market makes these winners.
I really want to get a pair of these snow pants but I'm not
I really want to get a pair of these snow pants but I'm not sure if I should get a medium or small. My waist size around 30 and I want the snow pants to be baggy but not huge. Should I go medium or small?
By: gingerberry
August 17, 2010
I'm 6' and wear 32 inch jeans. I run the medium. If you are shorter than I am then Get the smalls. Great price = Great deal
By: Wooden Robots
August 17, 2010
The BEST
By:
Andrew Mui
April 28, 2010
SICK SICK SICK! I have the citron in size Med (more on that later). They may not be the most durable or most water proofed but what they lack in those areas, they more than make up in steeeez. I love pockets. two huge, baffled cargos, left side is zippered and has a velcro flap. Also has a mini pocket on the outside of the cargo one. Perfect for my cable lock. RT side has just the one big cargo with a velcro flap. The right pant leg has a calf pocket(velcro flap) that is perfect for a tool or a clif bar. Two more front zippered front pockets and two rear. Inseam as well as cross thigh vents. I rode on 60 degree temp days and those vents will cool you off fast! Never had a chance to test them on cold, wintery days but if they're not fine by themselves, adding a light wicking pant should be fine. I heat up pretty quick and never wear thermals anyways.
The best thing about the pants are the hem adjustments. I like my pants baggy and these really help. I'm 5'6" exactly and I'm sure I could fit the Smalls but the Meds offer the style that I like. Even with the Smalls there might be some pant drag anyways. Inside the inseam vents is a ribbon with buttons on them. If the pants are too long, just pull on the ribbon and button them higher. Allows for about a 3 in. adjustment. This of course only pulls on the inside cuff but for the outside of the pant, there's a button that you can pin to the pant gaiter. I have never seen this before but EVERY pant should have this. Saves from shredding your pants or them from getting dirty as you're stomping through the parking lot.
Some other tid bits: glove holder, micro fleece front pockets, micro fleece on the inside seat area. Nylon lining throughout. The citron is sick...super bright if that's what you want. The pix is pretty true to color.
The only thing that would make these pants maybe a tad better are seam sealed zippers and maybe a tad heavier weight material. My edges already put a small cut on my rt pant leg. But for $130, the pants are a STEAL!!!
Me in my new riding gear!
By: Matt Hardy
October 2, 2010
is the citron color pants a bright yellow or a dim yellow
is the citron color pants a bright yellow or a dim yellow
By: SKI FREAK
June 18, 2010
Bright for sure.
By: Wooden Robots
June 24, 2010
BRIGHT yellow!
By: Cory Guru
June 21, 2010
My Favorite
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Wooden Robots
January 23, 2010
This pant is awesome. I'm 6' even, i wear the mediums, from the pic you can see that they are not crazy baggy or slim at all. A great all around pant. The picture features the charcoal Heather color way. Great venting in between the legs allows for optimal climate control. The mesh in the vents are taped back so they won't get stuck in the zippers. Great pant.
Foursquare q pant citron with 686 ACC x-ray
By: Daniel D
August 14, 2010
jacket: 686 ACC X-ray purple
pant: Foursquare Q pant citron
Is the keep cool blue a bright blue or a pale light blue? iv
Is the keep cool blue a bright blue or a pale light blue? iv seen multiple pics where it coould go either way...i have the michalyria (not sure if i spelled that right) jacket from last year in the heather gray with blue stripes and was looking for a pant in the same colr blue.
By: jgb3580472
February 24, 2010
The "Keep Cool" is more of a light powdery blue (true to the pictures above and on the Foursquare site). Very light. Kind of like something you would see in a baby's crib.
By: Icecoast101
March 2, 2010
The Q pant is more of a sky blue color. I'm sure if it is the same color as your jacket but i'm sure it will look fine. And for the price you shouldn't care that much, this is a crazy deal for theses pants.
By: Wooden Robots
February 25, 2010
Love it!!!
By:
Daniel D
August 14, 2010
I'm 5'10 180 lbs, L fits baggy on me... but that's how I want it... the color I got is citron which is very bright yellowish green, quality well built in details, 15k waterproof for only $100, I knew I couldn't go wrong with it... Cant wait to test it out this coming season!!!
On the lumberjack, is that a gray or black stripe? Also does
On the lumberjack, is that a gray or black stripe? Also does anyone know the waist and inseem for the XXL pants, the size chart doesn't say.
By: Charlene
November 30, 2009
The stripe is black, for XXL Foursquare sizes are 38"–40" (96–101cm) waist width with an inseam of 34.5 inches. Large are 36"–38" (91–96cm), inseam of 33.5". Choose accordingly. Hope this helped.
By: Wooden Robots
November 30, 2009
i'd guess it to be a 40w and 36L...based on the pattern of sizing for M to L to XL, etc. the waist is adjustable, so you have 2-3 inches to play with, plus there are belt loops.
By: Matthew Falcinelli
November 30, 2009
On the baggy side, but kind of constricting through the seat and thighs. Similar to a sessions "loose fit."
By: Squatch
November 21, 2009
Yes this pant is Baggy, But not gangster if you get the right size. M:32"-34" L:34"-36"
By: Wooden Robots
November 5, 2009
Baggy.
By: Shredwise
October 19, 2009
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [Shell] Oxford nylon; [Lining] nylon
- Insulation:
- None
- Waterproof Rating:
- 15K
- Breathable Rating:
- 10000g
- Side Zips:
- Yes, ghetto slits
- Venting:
- Inseam vents
- Pockets:
- 2 Front, 2 back, 2 cargo
- Seam Taped:
- Yes, fully
- Waist:
- Belt loops, adjustable waist tabs
- Gaiters:
- Yes
- Recommended Use:
- Snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 180 Days
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 180 Days
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