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The zippers can be fixed

Mountain Hardwear Exposure II Bib - Men's

Mountain Hardwear Exposure II Bib - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 January 27, 2009

This is a rockin' bib for technical alpine climbing, as others have mentioned. Also mentioned were the snafu's with the zippers. To get around this problem, I just applied some SeamGrip to the zipper backing--the little strip of cloth that the teeth are attached to. This holds the zipper a bit more rigid and creates a little clearance with the surrounding cloth, plus makes it more waterproof. I haven't had a snag since. Make sure not to get any SeamGrip on the zipper teeth. Once you get past that, this is far and away the most abrasion-resistant climber/skier out there.

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