Arc'teryx  Rush Bib Pants - Men's

I purchased these in 2012 (12 years ago) and they are still getting the job done. I ski about 15 -20 days per season, and never worry about the conditions. The Gore-Tex Pro still keeps me completely dry and warm with one base layer. It looks like the design has slightly changed (the angle of the top pockets) but my phone and keys go in top pockets and there is plenty of room in the thigh pockets for my kids gloves, goggles or other items on warmer days. Everything about these has stood the test of time. Zippers, buttons, and straps all continue to work perfectly year after year. If you purchase these and take care of them, they will take care of you for many years to come.

Just bought these for a ski trip and I got 10 days of backcountry in them before the cuff ripped and the zipper completely malfunctioned. I have primary used arcteryx for years and never had an issue. The brand has gone way downhill and they don’t stand behind the quality of the items. It’s no longer reliable or “Rugged Technology”. Very sad.

Firstly let me state that i am a proper Arcteryx "fanboy" own dozens of pieces and very happy with all of them , this is the first negative review i have felt the need to post Wish i had read the other reviews before wasting mine and the postmans time - 100% not fit for purpose. Design seems ok, fit was ok, features as expectected but the Gore-tex material used is at best tissue paper thin and im sure it wouldn't have lasted me a weeks off piste boarding without some sort of damage/tear/rip occuring. I realise its supposed to be a lighter weight bib but the choice of material is very poor. Even at the 45% off outlet price they were still not worth the money or risk so went straight for a refund.

I've only had two very short and light days in ski boots and already they have holes. I expect they would be torn to shreds after any rigorous use. I have arcteryx pants with hundreds of days on them sadly these ones are not built for purpose. A service request has been submitted.

Super pleased with the rush bibs so far. Very light and flexible, totally keep out all water and snow and wind, while remaining quite breathable. I like the zipper configuration, the pockets are nice. The quads are on the tighter side, and the length (as with all arcteryx pants, seemingly) are definitely too long. While I haven't had any issues yet, I do worry a bit about the durability of the fairly thin and soft material. The straps are very comfortable, and the softer bib material around the waist feels like it isn't even there: perfect. Super comfortable while ripping through the resort and doing a bit of in-bounds hiking

I wasn’t sure I’d like a bib, but I absolutely love it! Somehow, my ski pants always used to come unbuttoned and slip down, but the bib has completely solved that problem. Plus, the design makes it super easy to take a bathroom break without having to remove your jacket—a total game-changer! Ladies, another bonus: the thoughtful design provides great coverage when nature calls. On top of all that, these bibs are lightweight and comfortable, making them my go to choice for long days on the mountain.

I purchased these in 2012 (12 years ago) and they are still getting the job done. I ski about 15 -20 days per season, and never worry about the conditions. The Gore-Tex Pro still keeps me completely dry and warm with one base layer. It looks like the design has slightly changed (the angle of the top pockets) but my phone and keys go in top pockets and there is plenty of room in the thigh pockets for my kids gloves, goggles or other items on warmer days. Everything about these has stood the test of time. Zippers, buttons, and straps all continue to work perfectly year after year. If you purchase these and take care of them, they will take care of you for many years to come.

First off I’m a big Arcteryx fan - with the exception of one pair of ski gloves I bought 9 years ago, I've found the items I have owned to be top quality. However.... these 2022/23 Rush pants have fallen way below my expectations! My skis, standard factory edge only, nothing fancy, have sliced through the ankle cuff "protection" like a knife through butter. Unlike my previous 2 pairs (1 of which was also Rush bib) where I had no problems with the ankle cuff, there's no way I'm going to get more than 2 seasons out of this pair! They're already 50% tenacious tape round my ankles! Sorry Arc - I would never recommend these pants in the current design to anyone, let alone friends.

Best bibs on the market. With a fantastic fit, premium materials, outstanding design, and perfect weight, this product truly stands out. The attention to detail is remarkable, but a couple of small tweaks could make it flawless: a dedicated beacon pocket and a larger right thigh pocket for gloves or a toque without compromising mobility. Overall, it's an exceptional piece with minor opportunities for improvement. Well done, Arc'teryx!

I recently purchased the Arc'teryx Rush Bib Pants and was initially impressed by their fit and comfort. However, after just two days of use in the backcountry, I was disappointed to find that the leg cuffs had already started tearing. This was a major disappointment, especially considering the high price tag of these pants. While the fit and comfort of the pants were excellent, the lack of durability was unacceptable. I had high expectations for these pants, given that they are advertised as being suitable for backcountry use, but they simply did not hold up to the rigors of the wilderness. Overall, while the Arc'teryx Rush Bib Pants may fit well and be comfortable, they are not durable enough for backcountry use. For the price, I expected much better performance and durability, and was ultimately disappointed by their lack of longevity. I agree with @Jaspreets comment in all points.