Columbia  Highland Summit II Insulated Bib Snow Pants - Women's

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These bib overalls are definitely not for me. The fit was boxy and strange, the snaps are limited -- just two sizes with no in between. Once I used the snaps to size the bibs down, the bunched fabric felt uncomfortable at my sides. The pants legs are a little on the short side. But the worst part about the design of these overalls for me is that the zippers are on the sides. So to take them on and off, you have to unzip one or both sides and then duck under the elastic strap. As someone who needs to use the bathroom several times a day, this would be an annoying and cumbersome process. These are going straight back. I will be keeping the Iceventure II Bib instead.

I have 3 pair of these bibs. My daughter confiscated my 1st pair. I am an adaptive skier and my favorite part of these bibs are the 2 way side zippers on both the right and left. I like that the side zips all the way to the knee. These makes bathroom breaks easy for someone who has mobility issues. I don’t have to remove my jacket. The 2 way zipper allows for easy venting when sitting in the bi ski. This product has great universal design. They also do a fantastic job of keeping me warm and dry. I also love the soft lined zip chest pocket and hand warmer pouch.

I purchased these snowpants at the end of January with the intention of using them next winter, but they came in handy for the blizzard we just had in February—and I couldn’t be happier that I already had them on hand! Long Island got hit with a blizzard with 19-inch snowfall, and I spent over 3 hours outside shoveling snow. These pants kept me incredibly warm and dry the entire time. For reference, I’m 5 ft, 125 lbs, and I purchased a size small. The fit is perfect! They’re snug but not too tight, offering plenty of mobility while keeping the warmth in.

I bought these bibs because my 2yo REI pair in medium were snug. I really like the tan (canoe) color, omni heat, insulation & features. With a long torso these actually fit length wise. But the large was so big I could literally put each arm inside the bib on my sides. I'm going through peri & HRT so my weight/shape changes at a blink of an eye that said these run big! I do miss the drop seat feature for easier restroom process. Cycling thighs, smaller waist. 5"6' about 159lbs. Ordered large need med (hopefully).

I ordered these for snowboarding and working outdoors, and am so disappointed. They are super small in the thighs and stomach/rear area, I can barely move. I’m 5’9 with muscular legs from other sports, and followed the size guide. Other than the poor fit, they seem sturdy and warm, so I’ll try to exchange for a larger size. The color is also very much more dull than pictured, and the “Everblue” is more slate teal-gray than the vibrant color advertised.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I live on a mountain and needed new snow pants. I've never used a snow bib before and it is a game changer. This also arrived in time for the snow! It kept me perfectly warm while i played and rolled around in the snow. I stayed warm and dry as it continued to snow down on me. With a 27" inseam I thought I needed a petite length, but they only had regular in my size - no issues there. Would recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am just under 6 ft tall and ordered this in a size Large, Long. My previous pair of Columbia snow pants lasted me 10 years, so it was a no-brainer to go back and try something else. This is my first bib. I recently ordered it and haven't used it while skiing yet, but I really do love it! Very comfortable, looks great, long enough for my legs, many pockets, and already feels as warm as my previous snow pants. Would recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am so excited to find a well-fitting insulated bib in a short inseam that doesn’t break the bank! This tick all my boxes. It’s so hard to find snow pants that aren’t shredded at the bottom by the end of the season. It took a little practice to get in and out, as I am not used to having bibs with side zippers. For reference, I got L short, and I’m 5’2” with thick thighs and a booty. :-)

The maroon is actually more of a brown, which is a bummer. I got these a size up so I can fit some layers underneath. I would rather that they are a little loose than so tight I can’t move well. I don’t think snow bibs are meant to be flattering. 😂 They are a bit of a bootcut which I guess makes sense, but the flare is pretty serious.

I am 5 foot four 142 pounds and the medium was just too tight in the crotch. I don’t think I could bend all the way to my knees or go to my knees in the snow. But other than that, they seemed really nice. They’re also very hard to get on as you got to put the suspender over your head. It’s just kind of weird.