Skytour AscentShell Bib Pant - Women's
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Why We Like The Skytour AscentShell Bib Pant
We pull on the Skytour AscentShell Bib to keep cool on the skin track and protected in the white room. The lightweight construction breathes and flexes with us, while the articulated knees and gusseted crotch increase range of motion for executing kick turns. On the descent, the wind-resistant, waterproof membrane keeps us dry and temperate as we find our line through trees.
Details
- Rugged bib pant for chasing fresh pow
- 3L membrane and fully seam sealed for complete waterproof protection
- Adjustable suspenders allow a customized fit
- Zippered outer thigh vents for dumping excess heat
- Drop hatch makes it easier to answer nature's call
- Internal gaiter stops snow from packing in
- Zippered bib pocket with avalanche clip for your transceiver
- Zippered cargo pockets keep your other smaller essentials nearby
- Item #ODRZ8JK
- Material
- [membrane/laminate] AscentShell 3L, [face fabric] 40D x 65D 93% nylon, 7% spandex, [backer] 50D 100% polyester, [bib] 90D 50% nylon, 43% polyester, 7% spandex, [scuff guard] 420D 100% nylon oxford
- Seams
- fully sealed
- Fit
- regular
- Inseam
- [x-small, small] 32in, [medium] 32.5in, [large] 33in, [x-large, xx-large, xxx-large] 33.5in
- Pockets
- [bib] secure zip, [pant] 2 zippered hand, 2 side-set cargo
- Venting
- zippered outer thigh
- Waist
- bib
- Bib
- adjustable
- Gaiters
- yes, powder strap slot
- Claimed Weight
- 1lb 7.6oz
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
- Activity
- skiing
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Overall Rating
4.5 based on 31 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageApril 27, 2024
Awesome bib for skinning
These bibs fit great and are light, stretchy and breathable. Perfect for skinning/backcountry.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
April 16, 2024
Great gear
Very well designed gear. Love the zippers and the stretch of the fabric. For sizing reference, I originally ordered a medium, but then it was huge and returned for a small. I'm 5'6, 135 lbs and have very muscular legs/butt. I'm using these for spring skiing so have lightweight base layer beneath, but I think it would also work for a standard base layer for the winter
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
April 6, 2024
Love these, a little long in the body
I love my new overalls. Bought primarily for the drop seat and have not been disappointed. I purchased the short length and it fits well. The only negative thing I notice is that the body seems a bit long, so my crotch area looks a bit strange as the material is hanging low there, don't know how to better describe it. Ideally the short versions would have a modification to the body and not just the legs, but that doesn't seem the case. But who cares, I wear these skiing and they work great! Nice deep thigh pockets and a convenient chest pocket.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
March 31, 2024
a perfect gift
bought as a birthday present for my girlfriend. got a size too big, but exchanging for the right size was simple and easy. the bib looks great and works great!
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
March 27, 2024
Nice! But there is room for improvement
I purchased these after researching and reading lots of reviews about the limited number of petite bibs. Pros: these are actually a good length (some "petite pants" are not short enough these days), these stayed dry while sitting in powdery Colorado snow, they are seam taped, and the zip down potty flap is great. Areas for improvement: the internal gaiters are not tight around my boots and therefore did not prevent snow from getting in my boots (I will likely modify mine), there are not boot clips, and the shoulder straps don't have buckles. I wish it had fleece lined hand warmer pockets in the front also. I am 5'1" and 110lbs. I am right in-between the XS and S sizes. I ended up going with the S because of some reviewers mentioning sizing up. I wish I had gone with the XS. The S are a little baggy even with multiple layers underneath. I had to pull the straps up as much as I could. I would have exchanged them, but we got three feet of snow and I wanted to help my husband with snow shoveling.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
March 8, 2024
Love These!
After trying on so many bibs in person and not finding a pair that fit my body type, I was hesitant to order online. However, these are the first pair of bibs I've purchased that flatter my figure but are also comfortable & functional. For reference, I am 5'3" 155lbs (size 8/10 in pants). Also love the zippers that make it easier for women to go to go to the bathroom! Wish I would have ordered earlier!!
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
March 7, 2024
Water resistant / breathable
Sat on wet ski lift a few times, base layers stayed dry. Breathable during hard powder runs and ski touring.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
March 1, 2024
Cute but thin
Cute design but very thin material. Started seeing tearing after one day of use. I will keep them because I got the matching jacket but I would not buy these again.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
February 24, 2024
I love these bibs
Great bibs, I like them so much more than expected. I'm 5'5, 135 with a skier booty and got a size M, fits baggy in a cute way. The only thing that's weird is the vents, they are pretty far to the back instead of directly on my sides.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
April 4, 2023
Nice bibs - not the best waterproofing?
Love the fit and color of these bibs. Ive gotten around 20-25 days in them so far skiing in California and Colorado. They seems to be extremely durable, they look like new. My main complaint however is that on snowy days, i've found that my legs and butt end up damp underneath. They seem to be ok in light snow, or snowing on and off, but if its snowing hard and you're out there for a couple of hours, they end up soaking through. I like the pockets, the color, the durability seems good, theyre probably excellent for warmer ski tours, they were warm with proper layering even in single digits in Colorado.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
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