GSOU SNOW Men's & Women's Ski Bib Overalls - Waterproof Windproof Insulated Snowboard Pants for Winter Sports | Warm Snowboarding, Skiing & Outdoor Activities

This is generally a well made ski bib. I'm graduating to this one from my old Columbia bib which I had for many years and which is now fraying. This comparison is going to be mostly between that Columbia bib (sorry, I don't remember the exact model, but it was very basic) and this one.- Size: I used the sizing chart on the product page. According to all measurements, it seemed like Medium should be about right for me. This is not unexpected as I am usually somewhere between Medium and Large. However, right at the time I was getting it, Medium was out of stock, so I decided to give a try to Large. I also put on a few pounds recently, so I thought a size a bit larger might not be a terrible idea. Turns out size Large fit me perfectly. Keep in mind that according to the sizing chart I really should be a Medium. Just account for that when purchasing this bib.- Quality: The outer layer seems really tough and sturdy. Actually much tougher and sturdier than Columbia's bib. Boot guards have this special rubbery patch stitched in to protect the pants even better.- Zippers: I lost count after 10. Seriously, there are zippers everywhere: front, right, left, crotch, side pockets, pockets inside of pockets, back pockets, etc. Most outside zippers are water resistant also.- Pockets: They're everywhere, as you can gather from my previous point. I especially got a kick out of zippered pockets inside of zippered pockets. Seems ridiculous at first, but actually quite useful for differentiating between stuff (keys vs phone, etc). This is a vast improvement over my old Columbia bib which had only 2 main side pockets.- Fit: Aside from the size issue, the fit is quite comfortable. The legs are a little looser and baggier than I would prefer, but that's just personal preference. The bottom of the pants do not have a zippers, so you can say they're wide by a necessity.- Warmth: Despite the claims that these pants are insulated, they're not really. They do have a thin inside polyester layer, but it's literally see-through thickness. This is obviously bad for cold conditions, but is actually good for warmer conditions such as near freezing or just below. It also allows you to customize warmness to your own likely with thermal under layers. In contrast, my old bib came with a nice padding of insulation. It was great in the cold wind, but it got too hot during the warmer weather.