Arctix Men’s Overalls Tundra Bib with Added Visibility,Black, Medium/Tall
Arctix ski and snow bottoms are made with quality first and foremost. Before you head outside in cold weather, you can rest assured that Arctix snow pants will keep you warm. Specialized insulation and lining will keep you warm and happy in cold, wet weather. Great for playing in the snow, sledding, skiing, and snowboarding. Arctix is the no.1 Supplier of black bottoms to the snow sports industry, offering high-quality, value-priced snow pants, ski pants and bib overalls. Arctix bottoms are perfect for active sport lifestyles, including snowboarding, skiing, playing outdoors, working in the snow, shoveling or blowing snow, ice fishing, hunting, and attending outdoor sporting events. Unlike most competitors, Arctix pants and bibs are made of nylon fabrics with thermalock coating and Thermatech insulation. Arctix snow and ski pants are designed for maximum comfort and motion.
Product Features
- DWR finish (Durable Water Repellent) helps repel water from fabric surface
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Adjustable waist! I got the to warm up my walk to work. I’m 33X33 in men’s pants and these fit me, although they could stand to be half an inch longer. See pictures below for how the pull tabs allow these pants to be adjusted for big butts.The pockets are zippered, and big enough for hands. See pictures below. There are only two pockets.The elastic that goes over boots is too big for regular boots but might work for things like ski boots. There is also a loop tab on one side in the…
Solid Ski Pants! Would Buy Again! These were my first pair of ski/snow pants. I bought them for a trip to Germany, where there was constant snow. See below for a general overview of pros and cons.Pros:- Waterproof: truly waterproof. I tried them out in rain and snow (up to knee-deep) and there was no water damage or leakage of water inside the pants.- Breathable: never sweat in these despite hiking for hours.- Warm: these pants are very well insulated. I did not have to wear thermals under these…