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Standing guard against powder penetration.

If you're lucky enough to be hitting deep powder more than a few times a year (or even if, alas, you're not), indulge yourself in the total protection offered by the Arc'teryx Women's Sentinel Full-Bib Pant. Waterproof breathable Gore-Tex shell fabric and a high-back bib design that's backed up by the Slide 'n' Loc jacket interface system ensure that not one flake of the fluffy stuff gets through to your baselayers. The fact that this bib features a quiet supple fabric, graceful lines, and a shred-ready articulated fit is just icing on the cake.
  • Quiet, supple, breathable N70p Gore-Tex shell offers total protection from stormy, windy weather
  • Flannel-like low-loft backing fabric provides against-the-skin comfort and light insulation
  • Micro-seam allowances and tiny Gore seam tape reduce bulk and weight
  • Relaxed fit gives you room to layer, but won't sag in the butt to give you the dreaded 'garbage bag' look
  • Articulated knees and seat, gusseted crotch, and comfortable crossback suspenders allow all the mobility you need
  • Side vents with watertight zippers open wide so you can cool down quickly after an intense run or arduous boot-pack
  • Powder cuffs stretch over the top of your boots and seal out snow on particularly deep days
  • Slide 'n Loc snaps join your pants to select Arc'teryx jackets to create a system that keeps snow from sneaking through at your waist
  • Multiple pockets, including two front bib pockets and thigh pocket, give you easy access to your on-hill essentials
  • Keprotec instep panels guard against abrasion at the bottom of the pant legs; are backed by ballistic nylon on the inside to protect against boot buckles
  • RECCO reflector aids emergency location when you need to be found by a RECCO-equipped rescue team

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5 5

LanS

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  • Gender: Female

I just have to say, BUY THEM!!! Worth every dang penny. They are so breathable, lightweight (all my reviews are about the weightlessness) I have worn them from -20 Celsius, to +10. I just roll the bib over and dont wear the chest part when it is so warm and zip the sides down. They repel water, mud, dog snot, embers from the fire (sort of), everything. I am 5'9 and 140lbs and bought the black mediums and they fit like a glove, i can still wear warm wool first layer underneath and plenty of room, I can bend over and not worried about them tearing, they are long enough, and LOOSE ENOUGH AT THE CUFF TO FIT OVER MY SNOWBOARD BOOT. That is what I was worried about. They are the best.

BEST ITEM EVER OWNED!
5 5

Lexi D.

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I am 5'3" and 120 lbs, the size small fit perfectly and XS was too tight.
These are INSANELY lightweight. They are about half the weight of my Norrona Lofoten bibs, even though they have more fabric!! Woah.
These are sick in the backcountry if you live in a colder climate, though you may overheat if skinning in warm temps.

Definitely pretty stoked on these!

5 5

brip135621

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These bibs are well worth the high price tag, as I don't expect I'll have to replace them anytime soon, or ever. They're a much baggier fit that most ArcTeryx stuff (which I wanted). Super waterproof, bullet-proof construction -- they keep the wind out and are quite warm. Venting system is great for touring. Pocket placement is just about perfect. There are only 2 downsides to these pants: the adjustable suspender buckle tends to slip, so I'm constantly having to adjust them. And there is no drop seat so going to the bathroom can be a bit of a chore, especially in the backcountry. Honestly, I love these pants so much, it's worth it though.

5 5

aal4479117

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Thank you Arcteryx for making this bib! It fits beautifully, is incredibly comfortable and has the bulletproof construction you expect (and pay for) with Arcteryx. Been waiting forever to buy new bibs. These will last for years.

5 5

goingglacial

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Shakespeare once wrote that "brevity is the soul of wit," and his wisdom proves useful in concisely describing these bibs. Again: best.bibs.ever. Bar none. I ski between 70-150 days a season, and will only wear bibs, whether I'm skiing the resort or touring in the backcountry. I love faceshots as much as the next guy or gal, but I simply don't want the fluffy stuff up in MY stuff. I skied last season in the fancy schmancy Norrona Lofoten Pro-Shell Bib, and while I loved them for their style, comfort, and functionality, those bibs ultimately didn't stand their short test of time. Multiple tears in the cuffs, as well as one in the rear end, in the past few weeks eventually prompted me to trade in the Norrona bibs for the Arc'teryx Sentinel...and I haven't looked back. Alongside the obvious steeze factor (critical, of course), the Arc'teryx Sentinel is super comfortable, 100% weather-proof (windproof, waterproof, powder-proof, you name it), and, shockingly, LIGHTWEIGHT. These bibs weigh in at less than 2 pounds, a shocking feat for an item with this sort of construction and resultant durability. The pants aren't insulated, but the flannel-like fabric lining the inside provides extra comfort for a bell-to-bell day in the resort or in the backcountry. While cuffs and gaiters on ski pants or bibs are usually apt to tear (whether from boot buckles or binding brakes), the inner cuffs on the Sentinel seem particularly tough (and my experience with durable Arc'teryx bibs in the past provides sufficient confidence that the cuffs will survive many rugged days on the hill). The price tag is certainly hefty, but I simply cannot speak highly enough of the Arc'teryx Sentinel. These bibs are completely and utterly fantastic.

SNO4711109

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Are you able to go to the bathroom in the backcountry with these without having to remove your jacket? or is the design not like patagonia's bibs where you can unzip both side zips and the backside drops open for 'female bathroom ease'

Lexi D.

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Thanks for this review! I've been in the Norrona Lofoten Bibs and am looking for a replacement. I think your review may have convinced me to give these a shot to see how them compare!
Thank you kindly!