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Llm
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
Purchased to stay warm while working outside. Warmer than I expected and unrestricted movement. Fit according to the guide but a little snug in the waist for fat boys.
Lori Smith
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
I ordered for my husband and he loves them.Said they are very warm and easy to move around.
Tammy C.
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
Looked great when delivered. My husband stated they were good and warm although they are too long for him. The 2nd day he wore them one strap completely ripped and he can't wear them anymore. Pricey for one day of wear
Corey brown
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
They fit good..they are very well crafted..and hold up pretty good in working conditions as a wood framer always looking for good work wear..
Michael Reid
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
Seems to be very well made, have only wore them once. Did not know exactly what to expect as far as size but I have been a large for over seventy years. This is my first pair of bibs.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
XL fit great from the waist down. The waist up was too tight to permit a sweatshirt. The XXL fits better up top but bottom is pretty large. Iām not a fat guy. 6ā2 and 220. Other than that these are top quality. They are well made and will last for years.
Tony V
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
These coveralls seemed to be well made but unless I plan on using stilts while wearing them, they're not going to work out. I'm 6'0" and have a 30" inseam. I ordered the 2xl short. The legs were about 4 inches too long. I measured the inseam on the overalls and it measured about 31 inches measured from the crotch to the end of the leg, which I could have lived with if they fit like a pair of slacks, but they don't. The problem is compounded by the fact the the overalls do not snug up to the crotch area even though the suspenders are adjusted tightly...too tight in fact. The suspenders just didn't have enough strength due to the elastic in them to hold these overalls up properly. The overalls themselves are heavy which speaks to how well they're made, but too heavy for they're own good. I returned these and went with a different brand.
Robert G
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2024
For my intended purpose, the fit and function of these bibs are perfect.I'm 6' 5" and 230. I originally ordered the L because the stated waist size covered my actual waist size, and I assumed that being "over all", they would account for wearing heavy winter clothing under them. Nope. Instead, the L fit me like a pair of jeans. I returned the L and purchased an XL, and the fit is great, so sizing up one is probably a good idea.My inseam is 36", and the legs of this garment easily reach my boots. Other reviews have noted the long inseam length, and those reviews are accurate. I could raise them a bit by tightening the shoulder straps if I really needed to.If I have anything to complain about, it's access to the my jeans. Normally there are 2 pockets on each side at the waist of these garments. One is a pocket in the garment, and the other is a pass-through to reach your pants pockets under the garment. These do not have the pass-through, so if you leave your phone in your pants pocket, you'll have to tuck your arm inside from the top to get it. Also, the zipper is only top-down, there is no bottom-up. And finally, the leg zippers don't go all the way to the knee, which is not an issue for my intended use, but it is outside the norm I'm used to.As I write this, the heat index outside is 117 (it's very humid), so I cannot attest to the warmth of the garment at this time. However, it seems like they are of average weight/insulation and not so bulky as to bind much when working in them. But if you're in Alaska, they may be lacking.
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