Contributions by Ulukai (12)

I don't think it gets any better than this bib. Very well designed. Maybe the elastic cords could be more durable, but even those work perfect. Very easy to get in and out. And it will keep you dry.

Used it in -20, only had my socks and a light next-to-skin layer on. It was perfect, even a little warm, had to pull down the zipper on the side. Packs well into the sack it comes with it. Waterproofing really works, stayed completely dry on the inside.

Wore it for three days straight on the most recent trip, with a fleece and a gore tex jacket in 0F weather. Did it's job very well.

Used it in -20, only had my socks and a light next-to-skin layer on. It was perfect, even a little warm, had to pull down the zipper on the side. Packs well into the sack it comes with it. Waterproofing really works, stayed completely dry on the inside.

Lots of bells and whistles, but very durable. There are a lot of ways to make it very comfortable. Make sure you adjust it to your frame, or you will feel the pressure points by the evening. I did not fuss around with the oven thing they advertise, just adjusted it to the load. It worked very well. It's is a heavy bag though. If you are a minimalist you would probably pick up something else.

I'm a 36 waist, and size L was good. Hiked for three days with one pair on. Worked well.

Just used it in -20 weather, absolutely warm, easy to set up and pack away. Runs a bit heavy. Very-very comfortable.

Just like I wrote to to the SV bib: I don't think it gets any better than this jacket. You can adjust the hood in three different ways so it stays in place in high winds. It is very strong and comfortable. I had no problem with the length, and it was easy to operate th underarm zippers with a backpack on.

Just used it in -20 weather, absolutely warm, easy to set up and pack away. Runs a bit heavy. Very-very comfortable.

I'm a 36 waist, and size L was good. Hiked for three days with one pair on. Worked well.

Wore them in 9F weather in camp with sock liner and socks. The sole is not insulated enough i think. I would go with something warmer for below zero weather.

I gave four stars to the top, just because i wanted to see it with a hood. The bottom is perfect. Easy to get in and out when it counts. Wore it in -10 in camp, and worked well with a skin layer, fleece bottom and Gore-Tex bib on top. Keeps you warm for minutes just sitting before you feel that you need to move to get warmed up.

Throw it over your base layers when arriving to camp just under the Gore-Tex shell, it will keep you warm. Would love to see one with a hood. It is right for cold weather (0-20), but not for extreme cold (-20 and below), you need more layers for that.

Very durable, long lasting craftsmanship. It is heavy though. I would not choose it again for a mountaineering trip where every once counts.

Very-very warm. Runs a bit bulky, but you can remove the liner and use the outer shell with a tech glove. That's what I did in -15F, less than that, just use it as it comes. Truly waterproof. Bulkiness can cost mobility, i.e. putting on a crampon can be a challenge :)