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Bibs for bigger dudes?

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NoSkillsCrew
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Looking around for bibs this season and have tried on some stuff and just felt like a sausage stuck in a casing. It's not even my stomach that's the trouble. Like a lot of these xl-xxl bibs people make seem to be to stick thigh no butt dudes. Which is fine but that's not me. I can get in to these bibs but can't lean over or move in them.

So far I have tried, North Face, Saga, Bloom, DC, and Burton and couldn't find anything comfortable. Any recommendations or do I just need to buy pants and get over it?

My stats are:
5' 8"
200lbs

36 waist
xxl tshirt is loose xl is tight.
I got a big butt from all these squats and lunges I do.

go ahead and roast me but there gotta be other people on here have this same issue?
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eheath
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Yeah I've never been able to rock bibs because of the same shit, lots of ski stuff is made for skinny people. I've been a big fan of the suspenders, doesn't keep you warm like bibs but I don't get cold very often anyway.
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NoSkillsCrew
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eheathYeah I've never been able to rock bibs because of the same shit, lots of ski stuff is made for skinny people. I've been a big fan of the suspenders, doesn't keep you warm like bibs but I don't get cold very often anyway.


what brand of suspenders do you use?
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Quaggy
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I've got a friend that is a bit bigger and he has nothing but good thing to say about his Virtika bibs.
I also have a pair but I'm a string bean.
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C.R.E.A.M
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My fellow dude,

EVO.com has a filter function. Go to Ski > Ski Pants & Bibs and there is a filter all the way at the bottom where you can choose "fit", select loose and you'll get the roomiest of outerwear.

https://www.evo.com/shop/ski/pants/mens/fit_loose

Also, not a employee or advocate of Evo you can identify the pants you want this way though.
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eheath
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NoSkillsCrewwhat brand of suspenders do you use?


Treeforts🙌
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skiP.E.I.
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NoSkillsCrewLooking around for bibs this season and have tried on some stuff and just felt like a sausage stuck in a casing. It's not even my stomach that's the trouble. Like a lot of these xl-xxl bibs people make seem to be to stick thigh no butt dudes. Which is fine but that's not me. I can get in to these bibs but can't lean over or move in them.

So far I have tried, North Face, Saga, Bloom, DC, and Burton and couldn't find anything comfortable. Any recommendations or do I just need to buy pants and get over it?

My stats are:
5' 8"
200lbs

36 waist
xxl tshirt is loose xl is tight.
I got a big butt from all these squats and lunges I do.

go ahead and roast me but there gotta be other people on here have this same issue?

I'm 6', 215. I have some xxl Armada bibs and they are super baggy.
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skiP.E.I.
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skiP.E.I.I'm 6', 215. I have some xxl Armada bibs and they are super baggy.

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**This post was edited on Nov 18th 2021 at 2:05:58pm
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NoSkillsCrew
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thank you all for the suggestions. Def will get pants and suspenders so I at least have something to start the season and will try out the rest of these bibs. I will be in PDX soon so a visit to evo would be good.
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