What up Chris. The Duval pants are designed to be baggy and oversized. If you want them to fit normally (less baggy) then choose a size Medium. You will still have plenty of room in the inseam if you go with a Medium. If you're going for a baggy look, choose the larges.

There are loops on the pants that you snap the jacket to/ around at critical points around your waist. It works out pretty well. If you are looking for a completely sealed fit, Check out the volcom line next time you buy. its worth the research for sure. Keep Shreddin!!

Large for sure. XL will be giant on your waist.

i guess it depends on how you wear your pants. i usually wear a 32 waist, but can definitely fit into a 31 as well. i find a foursquare medium to fit a bit big in the waist, but if you are between a 32 and a 34, you could probably get away with it. how tall are you?

foursquare fits considerbly small in the waist, and everywhere else actually, but they are really long. We got the same waist size and i opted for the mediums, the larges fit better in the waist (better sagging potential, less butt sucking) but they were soooooooooooooo long, so i had to get the mediums, they fit alright but a little sung...as for the smalls i didnt even bother trying those on haha

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.

Hey Tim, ghetto slits are vertical zippers, about 3 or 4 inches in length, found on the bottoms of most snowboard pants. Their purpose is to allow the pant cuffs to flare out when the pants are unzipped. When zipped, the cuffs get tighter around the boot. I keep my slits open to get more flare over my shred boots.