Arctix Mens Essential Insulated Bib Overalls

I'm a woman 5'10 150 lbs, and med/34" inseam fits well. I like to sit in a frigid arena watching my granddaughter practice barrel racing. I have been doing battery socks, a heated jacket, and a lap blanket, but these snow bibs will enable me to 86 the blanket, making things much less cumbersome for this spectator Mimi. Searched for snow bibs forever before I finally realized I should be looking at men's sizes, due to my height (plus who doesn't love ordering a medium instead of an XL lol). With boots they will be the perfect length for either tromping around the barn or playing in the snow. I can reach down and grab something off the floor with ease, and they will add a nice layer of warmth and protection for whatever I do in single digits or worse! The price is quite reasonable when compared with other snow bibs, they look great, and seem high quality. They are not battle tested yet, but if I am wrong about their five-star performance I will quickly update this review! Read more

These are excellent quality for the price. It took me 3 tries to get the size right. I'm 5'9" and usually buy size medium everything. I got medium and they were too tight in the butt. I usually buy 32/32 pants, so I returned them and ordered large, 32" length. Too long. Returned those and got large, 30" length and they fit right. They're warm, comfortable, and great quality. Read more

I bought these so I could play outside and do other winter activities without wearing jeans or overalls. But at the same time I didn't want to pay a ridiculous price for name brand bibs. The size fits perfectly and the fabric is a great quality. They also look like they would be a higher price bib. These are worth it and keep your warm and dry during any winter activity outside. Read more

Got these early into ski season as a back up pair of bibs. I am about 5'7", 152lbs, and typically thin athletic build, ~30" inseam; I ended up going with Medium/30" inseam. The fit is quite good. I could have gone with Medium 32" inseam, which would have allowed a little bit more zipper room for when using the bathroom, but the 30" inseam is comfortable. Not overly baggy, I would rate these are more ski oriented than snowboard oriented, where a baggier fit would be more ideal. It is lightly insulated, which is nice. I tested it down to upper 20F temps and was very comfortable, though keep in mind I'm not standing around much. The main body material seems to be lighter weight nylon, and there are reinforced slightly tougher nylon patches on the inner lower areas made for ski boots. There is a inner elastic sleeve that snaps tight around your upper ski boot, common feature in ski pants. Waterproofing is pretty light. It should keep you mostly dry, but I noticed after coming in from very wet conditions (heavy wet snow) and sitting down after several hours of skiing that the fleece lined pockets were a little wet, and just a trace of moisture came through the seat of the pants. Very minimal, but not as water tight as my 20k/20k Flylow bib. The weaker waterproof rating is likely the main compromise in these inexpensive and softer-nylon material pants. Overall I am fairly satisfied; I don't expect $70 ski bibs to be used for critical or severe conditions, but as a 2nd or 3rd pair of "back up" bibs, these will work fine... Read more

Great winter snow bibs. We got these for our son and were really happy with them. They keep him warm and dry while playing out in the snow for hours. We sized up so he still has room to grow into them for next winter and they still fit well. I would definitely buy these again. Read more

Was very grateful for another comment that suggested sizing up. I wore this today on a cold, RAINY day. So haven't tried these in snow but I suspect these will work nicely because they worked so well in wet rainy weather. Kept me totally dry. Very warm. I consider them breathable, or at least not anti-breathable, if you can follow that. SOME room to stretch and move. I wear a LARGE for this BIb Overalls snowpants thing, but otherwise I wear a 33 inch waist but wear baggy jeans with this waist size that take up a lot of space and I wear a bulky belt with a huge belt buckle so it's very necessary for me to size up. STILL it can feel a tad snug in the back but not horrible at all. I guess I'd recommend them. They are worth the money. I'll be wearing them all winter. I don't love that they're made in bangladesh but they're good snowpants Read more

175lbs, 6'0" male. I'm closer to a 33x32 or 34x32 but I went with Large and 34" inseam to give added movement and to be sure length completely covered ski boots when skiing and sitting on lifts. Very warm. Coupled with a ski jacket, balaclava, base layer top and bottom, ski gloves, and goggles, this withstood 10-15 Fahrenheit degrees comfortably while skiing. Had a fleece vest under this and had to remove it when temps were around 25 and sunny while skiing. Allowed for good movement. Even standing in -10 Fahrenheit temps, I was comfortable. Read more

Very happy with these bibs they fit great and not to much insulation that makes it bulky a good compromise of warm with athletic movement allowed, very good for the price. Read more