Arctix Women's Essential Insulated Ski Bibs, Water Resistant Snow Pants for Skiing & Snowboarding
4.5 | 55,953 ratings
Price: 44.04
Last update: 02-02-2026
About this item
- THERMALOCK: 8000mm WP WR resistant coupled with Critical seams are sealed for added protection from the elements; ALL-WEATHER PROTECTION protects against the COLD, SNOW, RAIN and WIND.
- THERMATECH: This technology removes the bulk and weight of the insulation, allowing greater mobility. Keeps you warm at temperatures from -20 to plus 35 degrees depending on the activity. Engineered recycled 85g of insulation offers maximum warmth.
- DURABILITY: 100% Polyester BALLISTIC 600 Denier Oxford found on the Ankles, Hem and Scuff Guards help resist daily wear and tear.
- ADDED FEATURES: Fleece-Lined Hand Warmer Zip Pockets for added security; O-ring for keys, gloves, and lift tickets; Boot Gaiters with Grippers form a seamless integration with boots to keep the warmth in and moisture out.
- FIT: Adjustable Shoulder Strap and Waist for a customized fit.
- Item model number : 14875211
- Department : womens
- Date First Available : November 27, 2019
- Manufacturer : Arctix
- ASIN : B096JHMNH8
- Best Sellers Rank:#10 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry)
- Women's Skiing Bibs
- Women's Clothing
- Customer Reviews:4.54.5 out of 5 stars(55,928)
Top reviews from the United States
- deena jacobExcellent, affordable ski pantI purchased these ski bibs last minute to wear to the bears vs rams playoff game in Chicago last weekend. The temperature at kick off was 5 degrees with the windchill making it feel like -5 degrees and snow falling. These pants are rated for temperatures up to -20 degrees and let me tell you, they performed. I was so warm, cozy and dry. I could barely feel the cold Chicago wind that was blowing in the stadium. These pants kept me comfortable throughout the entire game. They have large zippered pockets which are great for storing valuables. I loved that the bibs came up to my chest, providing extra warmth. The straps are adjustable. I am 10 months postpartum, 5’4 and roughly 185 lbs. I purchased a size XL with inseam of 29 inches in the dark grey color. The pants were a little long on me, but I had more than enough room to add layers of clothing underneath my bibs. I would rightly recommend these to anyone looking for a little extra warmth in the winter months. I did not use them or winter sports so I can’t speak to their durability during these activities.
- April B.Perfect Fit 2nd PairThis is my 2nd pair of Arctix bibs. Ordered same style, same brand because I love the fit of them. My first pair I've worn for over 5 years, just the wear and tear over the years and the zipper broke couple weeks ago, zipper breaking was my fault not the quality of the bibs. This is why I ordered an identicle new pair.
Even prior to ordering these I ordered an off brand and I got what I paid for with that pair they were cheap, ugly, too big and not warm.
I ordered this new pair of Arctix in length of 33 as I was not certain what length my first pair was. The 33in length are too long on me, but that is my fault. They are true to size and length. This brand is affordable and worth every penny. These bibs are wearable anywhere from a quick trip to the store, to treading through feet of snow. Very durable, warm and the fit is near perfect. My only regret is ordering length of 33 instead of length of 32. Had I done so these would fit me 100% perfectly. I'd like to return them for 32in length but I don't want to go without them any longer. The shipping time was around 10 days and it's very cold in SE Ohio right now. Thanks Arctix! - Joyce BarnettShort girl friendlyI am 5' tall and 170-175lbs, 38G, I ordered a size 1X inseam 27. They are absolutely the perfect fit lengthwise. My only problem with them was the inner liner for the legs at the ankles is way too big, very loose. I had to purchase ankle straps to tighten around my ankles, So the wind wouldn't go up my legs. Love the adjustable straps. Material is light weight but very warm. I use them for hours of snow tubing in 12° weather. They snow no signs of ripping. I love the pockets. And waterproof
- souperman1985Warm and dry, consider your needs when choosing your sizeThese are excellent snow pants, but the sizing is a bit wonky. I have used them for sledding in ~30 degree weather on a few occasions now, and I have consistently stayed warm and dry even with rolling off the side of the sled, kneeling in the snow to get up, etc.
I am 5'2", 140lb. I am hourglass shaped. I usually wear a size 10-12 pants and a small or medium top. Initially, I ordered the size large with the short inseam, since I am on the short side. I actually wore them a couple times. They were closely fitted to my shape in the hips but not "tight" per se. However, I noticed that while the inseam on the pants was fine, the bib top was super short. Even with the shoulder strap extended to its longest length, it was pushing down on my shoulders and pulling up the pants in the crotch area. I finally decided they were too uncomfortable to keep wearing. I obviously couldn't return these, since I had worn them, so I decided I will keep these for my kid, who is just a few inches shorter than me at this point.
More recently, I ordered both a large and extra large in the standard 31" inseam to try on, hoping for a better fit in the bib part. The large is probably the "right fit," technically. It is fitted to my hips, and even though the legs are tad bit long, I find that a bit of extra length usually works ok with snow boots, so I'm not worried. And the bib part of these fits much better than the shorter size did. However, I also prefer to be able to move easily and freely when I'm sledding with the kids, and I noticed that if I bend down too far, then the large squeezes the hips, making it a bit harder to move around. The extra large has extra room to move around and gives space for bending. While technically bigger than what I need, I decided the XL just feels overall more comfortable for what I use them for. So I would say if you're going to be skiing and don't want any extra bulk, stick to your standard size, but if you're planning to do a lot of bending like sledding, consider sizing up for ease of movement. - cbutler2Elastic panels to fit all body types. Yay!I haven’t worn them outside yet but am impressed with the quality. My kid has the same brand and they’ve last two seasons already. As a curvy woman, it’s nice that there is elastic panels built into the sides to help fit all body types. They’re a bit long but I wasn’t sure what length to order. I like that they have two side zipper pockets to zip up your keys so you don’t lose them when you’re skiing or sledding. We just moved to the northern Indiana area near Lake Michigan and the winters here get pretty gnarly. We get a lot of snow. I spent an hour at a local sledding hill with three layers of pants but none were waterproof or water resistant so I ended up soaked and freezing. Great quality for the price. They do run a but small. I recently lost 25 pounds and went from a 2x to an xl in most things. I’m
A size 16 now in most things and I ordered a 2x. Order up so they fit over your base layers.