Patagonia Snowdrifter Women's Bib
Built for years, not seasons, these are a lightweight 3-layer stretch fabric with a flannel backer for extra range, minimalist design, H2No® Performance Standard protection, crafted for backcountry adventures and lift lapping power carves.
Why we like it:
In addition to being comfortable and easy to move in these full-coverage bibs have a drop-seat with two-way slider side zips for venting and convenient relief… which to be frank is an absolute requirement for any backcountry or hut to hut bib
Features and Functions:
Stretchy adjustable suspenders, a knit backer inside that makes these comfortable with or without a baselayer and helps them glide over a quilted baselayer for really bitter trips. Pockets placed so as not to interfere with climbing, two cargo pockets on the thighs and a generous zippered chest pocket with an inside loop for securing a communicator. And because safety first: a concealed RECCO® reflector provides a directional signal to determine the reflector’s location.
Fit and Sizing:
Regular sizing with stretch and room for layering
Bottom Line:
A bib built to be comfortable, flexible, and offer multiple layering options so you can create a capsule wardrobe to meet all your winter needs the Patagonia Snowdrifter Women's Bib is ready to take on the backcountry or the groomed trails… wherever the day may take you.
Built for years, not seasons, these are a lightweight 3-layer stretch fabric with a flannel backer for extra range, minimalist design, H2No® Performance Standard protection, crafted for backcountry adventures and lift lapping power carves.
Why we like it:
In addition to being comfortable and easy to move in these full-coverage bibs have a drop-seat with two-way slider side zips for venting and convenient relief… which to be frank is an absolute requirement for any backcountry or hut to hut bib
Features and Functions:
Stretchy adjustable suspenders, a knit backer inside that makes these comfortable with or without a baselayer and helps them glide over a quilted baselayer for really bitter trips. Pockets placed so as not to interfere with climbing, two cargo pockets on the thighs and a generous zippered chest pocket with an inside loop for securing a communicator. And because safety first: a concealed RECCO® reflector provides a directional signal to determine the reflector’s location.
Fit and Sizing:
Regular sizing with stretch and room for layering
Bottom Line:
A bib built to be comfortable, flexible, and offer multiple layering options so you can create a capsule wardrobe to meet all your winter needs the Patagonia Snowdrifter Women's Bib is ready to take on the backcountry or the groomed trails… wherever the day may take you.
Original: $399.00
-65%$399.00
$139.65Description
Built for years, not seasons, these are a lightweight 3-layer stretch fabric with a flannel backer for extra range, minimalist design, H2No® Performance Standard protection, crafted for backcountry adventures and lift lapping power carves.
Why we like it:
In addition to being comfortable and easy to move in these full-coverage bibs have a drop-seat with two-way slider side zips for venting and convenient relief… which to be frank is an absolute requirement for any backcountry or hut to hut bib
Features and Functions:
Stretchy adjustable suspenders, a knit backer inside that makes these comfortable with or without a baselayer and helps them glide over a quilted baselayer for really bitter trips. Pockets placed so as not to interfere with climbing, two cargo pockets on the thighs and a generous zippered chest pocket with an inside loop for securing a communicator. And because safety first: a concealed RECCO® reflector provides a directional signal to determine the reflector’s location.
Fit and Sizing:
Regular sizing with stretch and room for layering
Bottom Line:
A bib built to be comfortable, flexible, and offer multiple layering options so you can create a capsule wardrobe to meet all your winter needs the Patagonia Snowdrifter Women's Bib is ready to take on the backcountry or the groomed trails… wherever the day may take you.
