Storm Defender® Loose Fit Heavyweight Bib Overall

Not very happy with it

Review from 6 months farm labor I'm 5' 8" 150 lbs and got a regular small Would recommend a short small for someone my size because the legs were a few inches longer than I'd like, even after using the velcro straps. I didn't use these too heavily so I didn't experience any real wear but build quality was on par. Waterproofing is pretty excellent. I work in rain, mud, wet conditions and water was always kept out. Kneeling is mud/wet leaves for a while can start to get a little uncomfortable. Stayed warm with a layer of jeans/carpenter pants underneath below freezing temps, but I havent worn them in snow yet. The side pockets were placed lower down than I would like and having them be zippered instead of velcro would have been nice. Also some additional smaller pcokets for holding small tools. But definitely would recommend for anyone needing something to go over a layer of clothes for tough conditions.

Like a dam sponge it just absorbs the water and gets u wet from the inside. It's not waterproof at all

The quality is great but the leg is too long. I am 74" tall and wear 32" inseam pants. I had to return XL-tall size and get XL-short. When I am in conditions that require Storm Defender pants I will wear rubber muck boots. I do not want the pant cuffs stacked around my ankles or draped over the heels collecting water and mud. The short size fits me but I cannot see them fitting shorter people.

The WORST rain gear I have ever had in my life. I used this for about four weeks, I might as well wear a blanket instead. These are like a sponge and absorb water leaving you soaking wet. Dry time on these is dismal at best. I hang them to dry for 12-14 hours in a 68 degree room and they're still wet the next day. You're better off buying three pairs of $50 bibs than these.