Great review as always! Looking forward to these for next season to replace my too loud PowSlayer Bibs! I think that stretchier/softer/quieter materials are the way to go nowadays, especially if the waterproofness is on the high end! What kind of material is the chest pocket part? A bit more breathable than the rest of the bib maybe? The color is amazing and probably will be the same in other bibs as well.
Thank you so much! 🙌 Heck yes!! These are a really good option with the quieter material. Just nice to be low key on the tour. The chest pocket is a very stretchy mesh kind of material. I would say more breathable than typical hardshell material. Stoked you like the color too. 😎🤟
Heck yes! THanks for the nice note. I usually drop the seat by just pulling them down. I have not tried to use the zippers on both sides to do the traditional drop seat. I feel like they would do that. I will check that out here soon. I broke a foot and have been out of action for a month, but we still have at least a month of snow left this season. So, stay tuned!
@@Engearment Thanks for the answer. I know that the previous version had drop-seat. I was going to purched a pair, but they was sold out here in Norway. This new version looks even better. Greetings from far north!
Great review! I’m in the market for a new bib to wear patrolling in the Midwest, but also use anywhere both resort and touring. How do you think the material would hold up for resort patrol use? Also with the breathablity, do you feel they would be warm when properly layered? Thanks
Thank you! I appreciate the nice note. I think you can make these warming with layering for sure. As for durability, I believe they wold hold up. But you patroller are hard on gear! As far as holding up on my end, they have been doing very well with touring and camping and random winter use.
How did these hold up Sean? About to order a pair. There were so many complaints with the last version ripping the crotch. Also, would you recommend to steer clear from the powder town (2L H2NO) for backcountry use? Thx
Hello! These are still going strong. No issues with ripping. Not sure what other people have experienced, but that would be unpleasant. LOL. I would opt for 3L for backcountry use. Just my opinion. I feel like it does better with wicking and is more durable. Hope that helps!
Great review as always! Looking forward to these for next season to replace my too loud PowSlayer Bibs! I think that stretchier/softer/quieter materials are the way to go nowadays, especially if the waterproofness is on the high end!
What kind of material is the chest pocket part? A bit more breathable than the rest of the bib maybe? The color is amazing and probably will be the same in other bibs as well.
Thank you so much! 🙌
Heck yes!! These are a really good option with the quieter material. Just nice to be low key on the tour.
The chest pocket is a very stretchy mesh kind of material. I would say more breathable than typical hardshell material.
Stoked you like the color too. 😎🤟
Nice review. And nice gloves! What’s the name of the brand? Thank you for your videos!
Nice bib's! Do they have a drop-seat function?
Heck yes! THanks for the nice note. I usually drop the seat by just pulling them down. I have not tried to use the zippers on both sides to do the traditional drop seat. I feel like they would do that. I will check that out here soon. I broke a foot and have been out of action for a month, but we still have at least a month of snow left this season. So, stay tuned!
@@Engearment Thanks for the answer. I know that the previous version had drop-seat. I was going to purched a pair, but they was sold out here in Norway. This new version looks even better. Greetings from far north!
@@H.Stroem Cheers to you up there! Thanks or the nice note!
Is this a definite colour for the bibs? I really like it
Yep, these should be out in this color early fall 23. They are really nice bibs!
Great review! I’m in the market for a new bib to wear patrolling in the Midwest, but also use anywhere both resort and touring. How do you think the material would hold up for resort patrol use? Also with the breathablity, do you feel they would be warm when properly layered? Thanks
Thank you! I appreciate the nice note. I think you can make these warming with layering for sure. As for durability, I believe they wold hold up. But you patroller are hard on gear! As far as holding up on my end, they have been doing very well with touring and camping and random winter use.
How did these hold up Sean? About to order a pair. There were so many complaints with the last version ripping the crotch. Also, would you recommend to steer clear from the powder town (2L H2NO) for backcountry use? Thx
Hello! These are still going strong. No issues with ripping. Not sure what other people have experienced, but that would be unpleasant. LOL. I would opt for 3L for backcountry use. Just my opinion. I feel like it does better with wicking and is more durable. Hope that helps!
@@Engearment Thx for the reply! Best outdoor gear channel. Keep up the great work