Description
Technical, breathable, and bulletproof; this are the last winter pant that you'll ever need.
- 3-Layer Bombshell fabric offers 20K-rated weatherproof protection and supreme breathability so you're comfortable, not stifled, underneath this pant
- Mechanical stretch fabric construction keeps this shell flexible so your mobility isn't hindered when you're fully-layered and battened down
- Fully-welded seams increase the Bombshell’s durability over standard taped-seam pants
- 3-D ergonomic fit offers uninhibited mobility without drowning you in excess fabric—if you tend to like a roomier fit, size up
- Backcountry.com is the exclusive US distributor for Stoic products
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how long are the side zips?
Brandon Smith
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how long are the side zips?
Angus Bohanon
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The side zips are actually crotch zips, and they extend from the crotch to the knee.
second pair
emosewa
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bought my first pair two years ago & have used them mainly for resort skiing in rainy Washington & a handful of times hiking/snowshoe/skiing the backcountry. They have been great so far, lots of pockets are the key as most bibs/pants rarely have more than two pockets. I'm 6'2" with a 35" waist & the XL fit perfect(a little baggy & free moving). I WAS SUPER EXCITED TO GET MY SECOND PAIR AS THE DESCRIPTION SAYS THEY HAVE SIDE ZIPS-THEY DON'T. They only have the inner thigh zips which are awesome but a bib with both would be way better for hiking. For resort skiing these are the pants I choose over my arc'teryx minuteman & my mountain hardware berillium pants. Great price for great bibs.
Fantastic bib pants.
matp242759
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Almost through my first season with these and they have been awesome! Super dry and comfy with a little bit of stretch. Other reviews said they fit tight but i disagree. I went with the XL's and I'm 6'4" 240 and they fit great. I would happily recommend these to a friend.
Great Bib
Jason Andersen
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I've had these bibs for two years and they've been great. still look as good as the day I bought them. I do alot of tree skiing and not a rip in them. It was 2 degrees out side in this pick and I was warm as could be. Great bib!
Put them to the test.
shredtheshit
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Test 1: Get in the shower. On a scale from 1-10 how wet does the protected area get? 2
Test 2: Rip a huge one and see how long for you to smell it. 2.8 seconds
Test 3:Is there an awesome flap for you to take a crap out of? FAIL
Test 4: Ask six random women if your ass looks good while wearing them.
5 yes 1 no
Material is too thin
Chabidiah
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I bought these with the jacket, love the jacket returned the pants. I was riding early season and caught a small branch in the leg, it tore along the seam from the knee to the crotch. I bought a nice pair of Patagonia's that were sweet until ski patrol cut those off. I suggest going with a different bib..
3rd Day Failure
Gabba
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
The fit and weight of the pants were suitable.
3rd day of use in Japan (skiing) the seam behind the left knee came apart (glued). Nothing struck the area to cause a rip/tear or extra pressure placed on that area of the leg. Adhesive simply did not hold. Luckily I had taken a spare pair of pants so I didn't have to go looking for a new pair at the slopes. I don't know if I would be able to get the correct size in that area.
Would have been happy with the performance of the item otherwise
Nice Bib!
imcp351152
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
the bib feature is great, big pockets on the bib part for just about anything. and the pants are tough, cuts the wind down just like the jackets... however make sure to bring your base layers, its just a shell, went to Crested Butte last weekend, and brought it thought the tough environment of -5 to -20 F it cut the wind but was still F#$@ cold. I think its a great pant for warm/mild days and back-country tours or hut trips. They fit perfect for snowboard boots and ski boots. I'm 6'2, 180-185 lbs and wear a size 12 snowboard and ski boot and I got a Large. kind of a little tight in inseam but with long-underwear or compression-underwear they fit perfect.
Epic Bib!
prozac0311
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Lightweight, athletic fit waterproof / windproof pants. The bib portion is removable, which is nice when it gets warm out. The pants have adjustable velcro straps to tailor the fit to your liking, and there are covered snaps on the back that you can use to button down your Stoic Bombshell jacket's powder skirt.
One rear pocket, one leg pocket, 2 hand pockets.
I prefer a lightweight shell so I can layer underneath depending on the conditions. I normally only use 1 base layer.
The fit is athletic and perfect. Not skin tight, not overly baggy. I'm 6'4" 220lbs and tried both the L and XL before going with the L. If I had to nitpick, the length could be like 1 inch longer, but the fit is fine IMO.
This is my 2nd season with Stoic, and I've never had any issues with durability of their gear.
These pants rock, especially when you compare them to TNF or any of the other brands. Give them a try and you'll fall in love. Promise.
Seam failure
mswp302676
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These bibs just ended an extended trip early. Left leg inseem and pocket failed (about 12") and cargo pocket opened up. Many other seems are showing signs of failure upon close inspection at home. I really hope this is not a wide spread problem and hope for some kind of explanation from Stoic. I have been using the bombshell bib and jacket all season and have been loving it until now. Now I can't trust it, and worse.... I have to find replacements fast. Needless to say both jacket and bibs are going to be sent back Monday. My apologies to my bummed partner.... I'm not usually the guy with gear failures.
BTW- Duck tape doesn't seam to stick to the bombshell very well.
A-Isaac88
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I had the same problem. My thigh pocket ripped. I had a pair of these from 2009 or 2010 and never had a problem with them, bought a new pair this season, and after 15 days, they've ripped. I try to love Stoic, but I'm quickly losing faith. Probably will go with MHW pants now...
A-Isaac88
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BTW - gaffer tape doesn't stick well either, haha
Jay
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I had the same thing occur yesterday. Returned from a multi-day trip in Austria, put bibs in the wash (cold water) and the bibs literally came out in 10 different pieces. Every seam gave way, strangest thing I have seen lately. These were brand new from Christmas, and as mentioned, until this point I was quite pleased with the pants. I am in the processing of returning, the pant is out of stock, so I must go find a replacement. Backcountry has been helpful, no issues there...I wonder if this is an endemic problem with this pant.
danp183039
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Interesting - I have a pair also from around 2009-10ish, wear them every time I ski, and they still look brand new and have been incredibly durable to branch snags, etc. Arguably, one of the best ski bibs on the market on a per dollar basis. I wonder if anyone from Backcountry.com can speak to any difference in manufacturing, etc?
Stoic Bombshell is the Bomb
adap304038
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I am very happy with these pants / bibs they are confortable, warm (even for a shell) and kept me SUPER dry backcountry boarding. The gaiters are more than adequate even though they do not have a hook. DEFINITELY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
versatile bibs
Bucket
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Glad I got these while they were around. I love being able to remove the bib section when not needed.
Awesome
payp220963
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Returned the size L for a size M. I'm 5'10 175lbs and the medium fits perfect. Love having the option of using the bib. Bib pockets work great for cellphone/wallet. Used several times this season already varying weather conditions (including rain/snow mix). These pants kept me warm and dry with one thermal under layer (average temps around 25-30F). Hope the quality of these pants hold up for a few seasons because I love the fit.
Sizing: Pretty baggy for a skinny guy
NickM
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
Could be helpful when choosing sizes...
I'm 6'0, 155 lbs and wear 32" jeans with a belt to snug. Size Medium: fit waist fine, length was good. But the cut is wide and baggy; there's a LOT of fabric flopping around the legs. Fine for lookin' cool at a resort, not ideal for hiking/skinning around in the backcountry all day. So I tried and kept the size Small: nearly too tight on the waist, a bit short on the length, but with a considerably slimmer cut.
Definitely not an ideal pant on slim people for active/technical use, but since it's the only bib like it in the price range, I'm gonna put up with a marginal fit for better function.
Awesome Bibs!
Matthew Pizza
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I love these bibs. They are plenty warm with a baselayer pant on underneath. Good ventilation in case you get warm. They fit extremely well. I am about 5'10 180lbs and I wear a large. The zip on/off bib feature is pretty cool too. I don't know why anyone would want to take it off though, its got two easily accessible and convenient pockets on it and it keeps your pants from falling down. Especially important for skiers. It does have belt loops as well if you need some extra help. Lots of pockets to store your items. The cuffs around the ankles are reinforces with stronger material than the rest of the pant, extremely beneficial in my opinion. The bombshell jacket interfaces great with these pants.
Lotta Bang for the Buck
BigMtnForever
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These pants are very waterproof. In addition to being pretty steezy, they are also super functional (lots of pockets, and you can remove the bib if you want to) and I'm amazed at how well they circulate air. I'm not sure how they'll perform during spring skinning without full length side zips, but I'm very stoked at their durability after a month of hard charging through Montana elements: only one tiny rip from a direct puncture, no wear from countless tree pummeling. The XL fits me great: 76" and 190lbs. Best bib I've owned yet, comparable to Trew Gear at a better price.
Very Nice!
npcp299467
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Already put the Stoic Bib to the test and they performed well. I'm 71" and aprox 175lbs and the large fit perfectly. Solid construction, warm, and breathable.
Are these coming back for this year? I...
Ian Lauer
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Are these coming back for this year? I have a pair from last year, which I would not recomend for durability. They have ripped in 4 spots from brushing pines.
-Otherwise an awesome pant! They jacket is made of a much better/ higher durability fabric.
Not worn, but still good!
latp103941
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- Gender: Male
I have not yet worn this for skiing, but trying it on for fit felt comfortable and can't wait to test it. From the feel, it felt as if it would keep me warm as well as allow movement. Perhaps I might review again after actual experience thru the chills.
A run and walkthrough
Cody Barnhill
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of the Stoic Bombshell Pant
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