I’ve worn these pants the in all conditions and they’ve kept me warm and cozy each and every day. Perfect amount of pockets. Amazing in the backcountry and just as good at the resort

Had to return because they were too big. If you are size 33, order size Medium.

I absolutely love these bibs!! I have put many hours into these bibs mainly for snowboarding and backcountry touring with my snowboard. The side vents are really awesome when it gets hot, and they are really easy to zip up ad down when its below 0 and when you have your gloves on. The last pair I had the zippers were waterproof like these but sucked when it was near 0 and you were touring for the whole day. The front pocket is really nice for phones and small camera gear (gopro) to keep warm or out of the elements when you are taking a breather from crushing it. The bigger front pocket is also really nice for gloves and hats when you are hiking or skinning. The only draw back to these bibs are that they are cold, there is no insulation in these bibs so you better but one more layer on your bottoms then you are used too. Even though they are super waterproof thy are also really breathable, besides boot packing and skinning I have used them during long steep winter hikes and mountaineering trips.
Overall I would recommend these to anybody who wants to upgrade their pants situation.

I was coveting me a pair of Flylow bibs, but I read all the reviews about the weird fit of the women’s Foxy. So I ordered four different models!

The firebird fit the best, and it looks like it’s one of the best for backcountry use. I have “athletic” legs and a curvy bum, and they all fit in there great. I followed the sizing guide and it’s much more true to size than the baker which runs big and has a weird fit in the crotch area. (And yes, the Foxy fits weird)

Love the features - side zips, access for bathroom breaks, lots of pockets, thigh pockets higher than on Foxy, Velcro waist adjustment straps, more breathable upper.

I got these for my husband and he wore them and the Flylow Baker bibs all season long and always stayed dry. He absolutely loved both. He liked these particularly because they are really breathable and a little lighter than the Bakers, which are really burly, almost like Carhartts. They are nice and stretchy with plenty of mobility and the outer fabric is soft. The fit is true to size. He has a 33" waist, is 175 lbs, and is 5'9" normally wearing a 30" inseam. The only complaint I have is that the thigh vents are on the outside of the pants instead of the inside, so if you are wearing boxers or underwear and not full long johns, the thigh vents are basically useless.
He loves them and will wear them again this season and I recommend them. These are some of the best men's bibs on the market and should definitely be considered if you are looking for a great pair of bibs.

I bought these as a gift for my dad who is a bigger man. They were too snug in the mid section. He loved the style and the specs this product offers they were just a little too snug for him in the waist. I would say they do run a little small for sure. Great motivation to shed some lbs. for next ski season!

I haven't had these for too long. In fact, I've only logged 4 days in them as of now, but they've been great thus far! The bib straps are very comfy, and I like the pockets in the upper front part of the bib for storing my phone n stuff. The fit on these is exactly what I was looking for. It's relaxed, but not super baggy. For reference I had some Outdoor Research pants before these that were much tighter, especially through the thighs.

The only issue I've run into so far is that the inseam is a very little bit too short for me. I went with a size Small since I am about a 31 inch waist. The waist is great, but the thing is I'm generally around a 31/32 inch inseam. The 29.5 inch inseam on mine winds up being just a hair too short. Honestly this doesn't bother me at all, though. It's really kinda nice that the fabric on the legs doesn't bunch up at all. I just wanted to point it out, because if you a very long/slim person you may have trouble finding a size that has the right combination of waist/inseam measurements.

All in all I'm extremely satisfied with these, and would recommend them to anyone looking for a bib with a more relaxed fit.

I was stoked to try these out when I first got them. My very first day I clipped a stump coming down off a jump and they tore at the knee. This is fairly understandable and I thought to myself it was totally my fault. So I sent them back to backcountry for a replacement and they were awesome with the entire return. This is the second day I have had the new pair and the fabric got torn at the ankle after a mild day at the resort.

So it was my first time buying a pair of bibs and I was worried about the sizing and all the reviews I did on bibs gave me a bit of mixed reaction. So I decided to just buy the size I would with my normal ski pant size and the fit is great. The bibs feel more on the lighter side and are very comfortable to wear. I've only wore the bibs once and they feel like they will hold up over time.

Early gift or husband..he loves the fit and has already taken it out. love the mobility of it and how light it is.

I'll start and comment on the sizing. I'm 5'8, 160, wear a 31 waist, 30 length pants and the small fit perfect. I only say it runs large as I think most people in my size range would think medium but if you look at their size guide its spot on. Its not a slim fit tailored cut as you go waist down but I think its a good design for allowing extra layering without having issues restricting movement.

Very very comfortable overall. A lot more lightweight then I was expecting. Given how flylow boasts about how beefy and burley these bibs are, handling gnarly conditions, deep pow etc etc.. it was a really nice surprise to see how lightweight feeling they are. Aka you'll be fine on warmer days and can definitely skin in these. Overall great so far. Can't comment on durability yet but flylow seems pretty committed to that in its mission and I don't see why these bibs wouldn't last.