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Ski Bibs- Acrteryx Micon, Mtn Hrdw The Viv, Norrona Tamok, Ortovok 3L Deep Bib

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SouthEasternSki
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Looking for my next pair of bibs. I know these are expensive, but I’ll use for the next 7 or so years. Do it all bibs- Pros and Cons. Any experience much appreciated.


Each are close in price point, but vary in material and construction. All have no insulation, which is preferred.
Nov 10 2021 12:38PM
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swaggrandpa
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those are all great, its sick that arcteryx brought back the bibs, but I gotta suggest some flylow baker bibs. super quality, good looking and same features just cheaper and imo cooler looking.
Nov 10 2021 12:46PM
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SouthEasternSki
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Thank you. Anybody have experience with the one I listed above?
Nov 10 2021 3:53PM
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junior1derful
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swaggrandpathose are all great, its sick that arcteryx brought back the bibs, but I gotta suggest some flylow baker bibs. super quality, good looking and same features just cheaper and imo cooler looking.


Agreed. Baker bibs are fucking dope
Nov 10 2021 8:12PM
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RudyGarmisch
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OR.
Nov 10 2021 8:55PM
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tominiemenmaa
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I've had multiple pairs of Norrøna Tamoks. Easy 5/5. Superb product.
Nov 10 2021 11:42PM
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tominiemenmaa
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I actually have three pairs of good condition Tamoks for sale if anyone is interested :D grey XL, camo XL, and camo L. Located in Finland so the shipping might be a tad pricey but hit me with a dm if you feel like it
Nov 10 2021 11:51PM
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lil.Boye
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i got some dakine bibs wich i love. super durable and baggy enough for my taste. they are just a shell though. still waterproof after 4 seasons of heavy use
Nov 11 2021 7:38AM
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ejj
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The only ones I have tried on are the Micons--they are pretty nice if you are looking for a lightweight bib that can tour. I'm 6'2" 165 and the mediums felt a little short.

Have you tried the Trewth or Capow bibs from Trew? Pretty nice options as well.

Some people above have recommended the Baker--they are wildly different from the Arc bibs mentioned--much heavier, looser fit, etc. What fit are you looking for?

I own some Norrona pants that are awesome--but again I like the fit and pocket layout. You probably need to order and return a bunch of stuff.
Nov 22 2021 11:30AM
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goatmaster
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baker bibs
Nov 22 2021 5:47PM
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SouthEasternSki
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I had a pair of arcteryx ski pants that I wore for 10 years. I can’t remember the name. They were great except I had to use an extra belt and crank down on so they didn’t fall down. Makes me want bibs.

the Capow bibs look nice and it sounds like they are really well made. The orange look cool
ejjThe only ones I have tried on are the Micons--they are pretty nice if you are looking for a lightweight bib that can tour. I'm 6'2" 165 and the mediums felt a little short.

Have you tried the Trewth or Capow bibs from Trew? Pretty nice options as well.

Some people above have recommended the Baker--they are wildly different from the Arc bibs mentioned--much heavier, looser fit, etc. What fit are you looking for?

I own some Norrona pants that are awesome--but again I like the fit and pocket layout. You probably need to order and return a bunch of stuff.
Nov 29 2021 7:07AM
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