ARCTIX

I am 5’7” and 135lbs -140lbs and I purchased the long medium. I wish I hadn’t gotten long because they do bunch up around my feet and I step on them. The medium feels good considering I’m layering this on top of pants and sweaters. I am able to comfortably squat and am not swimming in material (except the length, as mentioned).As far as warmth, phenomenal. I am in NWPA. During the latest arctic blast and unprecedented amount of snow, I have been doing ALOT of snowblowing. Anything not covered by this snow bib is notably chilled while my legs and torso will be sweating! I also love the side pockets with zippers so I dont risk losing my phone. They are located a little lower on the legs too so you aren’t fighting to get underneath a coat.Highly recommend!

I got these not expecting much because finding women's bibs that fit it's nearly impossible and I'm not that tall. (5'9") I wear a 30x32 pants and large shirt. (38across chest) These fit over my insulated leggings and jeans. It regularly gets pretty cold at night around here (I work outside 6p-6a) these things are plenty long I actually had to shorten the straps quite a bit so tall ladies you going to like these!! I got a large 33 honestly expecting them not to fit but I was pleasantly surprised. I got the longer one because I like them to rest on my boots when I sit so I'm not getting a gap. Well worth the money! Inexpensive and warm.

I only gave this a four star because it didn't fit me well, but everything else about this product was amazing!I'm 4'11" and weigh 182 lbs. The Large Short with 29" inseam was a bit short for me and snug. If I was to wear leggings it would be too tight but I like the bib style and feel more secure in it.I also got the XL short size (29" inseam) and will see if that fits better. I want to be able to wear leggings under if needed. And just might get the 31"inseam next if the XL 29" doesn't fit well.But overall this product felt good.

All the winter trousers I have ever owned were either too long, that they were under my feet constantly, or so tight at places that I was not able to bend over or go on my knees etc. which playing in snow is quite normal. And today I got these Arctix overalls and let me tell you, THEY ARE PERFECT. I put them on top of my thick winter leggings and even with then there was enough room for me to do cartwheels and somersaults! They end right at my shoes, so no more tripping over either. I will see how this pair lasts this winter and probably buy a second pair! Really really recommend these if you are shorter like me (167cm) with curvy hips!

Nov 20, 2019 I just got these and wanted to chime in as soon as possible. I will update as I abuse... erm... use them.Fit: Just to give you an idea, I am 5'7"ish and 175, and usually wear Wrangler Q Baby jeans in a 7/8×36" and in 5.11 EMT pants, I wear a 12L. Clearly, sizes rarely mean anything without context. My waist is 31" and widest part of my hips are 43". I have athletic(ish) thick thighs, and overall am an equally proportioned hour glass shape. Suffice to say, if you find clothing for curves a challenge, this review is for you.I purchased the Women's Large Tall, based entirely on hip measurements on the manufacturer chart. In the photo, I slipped these on over yoga pants and a sweat shirt with no "too snug" spots. Right away, I was able to do all my usual squat and stretch movements that I'll be doing for regular use. You'll notice the sticker says "Men's 34". This appears to confirm what another reviewer suggested, that these are the same as a men's medium tall. Which, is BS, cause the men's ones were fifteen bucks cheaper when I bought mine. Overall, I have no complaints on the fit, since I'll be wearing these over leggings and with uniform shirts and coats. The length was good for me. Barefoot, the hem just touched the floor, so I know I won't be dragging them, but also won't have to constantly pull them down to cover my ankles.Use: I'll be rocking these in Virginia, doing wilderness search and rescue... basically, crawling around in briars and other nasty stuff. Usually in temps between 15 and 40. I'm not expecting them to hold up against nature's sharpest stuff, so I won't hold it against them if I get rips. I have kevlar safety gear that can't hold up to that. Anyhow, these will hopefully protect against battering cold wind and precipitation. In years past, I've layered under my protective equipment and still come away with chapped, cracked, and bloodied wind burns.Features: I haven't seen anyone mention the lower leg layer. It looks like bloomers and is attached to the main leg, 8" from the bottom. The under layer has elastic, but isn't snug. I'll probably be tucking mine into muck boots, instead of over, since I'm more likely to be in standing water than snow. The side zip on the pant could afford to be less sticky, but it's not a deal breaker. The straps are easy to adjust and only stretch a little, so no drastic suspender snaps with those. The bib zipper moves freely and has a pull attached, so it can be operated with gloves. I was able to get them on and off without messing with the zipper, so if it ever busts, I know I can sew it shut and keep going. The pockets do zip shut. I'll never understand why manufacturers won't make those zip down, so we don't have to worry about them opening with gravity, and losing items. The zippers do move freely and have pulls. The inner pocket material looks a little cheap, so two strikes against using those pockets for anything but hand warming.For the ratings, they asked if they're flattering. They're not... if you ask me. My husband would never tell me if they weren't. He's a good man. I gave it 4 stars for water resistance to start. I'll go sit in something for science, today, but for the long term, I plan on treating these with water proofer, cause 2 hours from base, on foot, is not when I want to discover they're only kinda resistant.Bonus feature are reinforced ankle guards from where legs may sweep together. That's a big deal to me, since gortex and other rain suit brands have failed me here, so hopefully that holds up well.