claytona87

The liners are great. Low profile, warm in just below freezing, rigid enough at the the wrist that they won't bunch up when wearing layers. The covers are totally waterproof and fairly sturdy, although I wouldn't go climbing or anything with them. They are not seam-taped, so they will leak after a while, but is that really necessary here? They also stop the wind well. If I had to add to it, I would make them touchscreen compatible, but still great. Medium fits well and I wear a size 7.5 surgical glove

I'm 5'11", 155lbs, 32 waist and the Medium fit great, if not slightly big and baggy. Bought the OR suspenders from OR.com cuz I like to use those when skiing, and they would sag a bit without them. I don't use these pants as rain pants when hiking/backpacking because they are too bulky and warm, but they work great as snow pants. You would think that paclite would be too thin for a ski pant, but they are actually quite bombproof and hold up great to falls and scrapes on ice, ski poles, etc. They feel much thicker and abrasion proof than my marmot paclite jacket. I really like the full-zips on the side, easy on and off and can use them as vents. The cinch cord on the bottom is great for wearing with snow boots, and the zip-out gaiters are great (but they are mesh, so when skiing in powder, some snow does get it, but not enough to matter). I haven't worn them enough to speak about the wear and tear on the seat from getting on and off the chairlift, but they seem sturdy enough to hold up to it and its goretex pro on that part as well. Overall great product, love OR and backcountry

I wear a 9.5-10 mens and I bought a 9 in these, took a few hours to break in but now they fit great. Super comfy with light socks in 20 degree snow for hours of snowshoeing and the straps keep your snow pants connected to your boots as if they were piece. The stability strap on the front does little but cover the laces, which may or may not be useful, and they're kind of a pain to get on and off. But great boots!