SkiGearWomen's Insulated Snow Pants

I am so pissed off. Bought these for snowboarding and wore them sledding with my nephew to see how they fit and how warm they were. I went down the hill literally six times. Did not fall, didn't do anything crazy, nothing.Pants were a little big on me which I did on purpose because when I snowboard I layer up (so they didn't rip due to tightness)!They ripped down my left leg. What a waste of my money. I read some reviews that also said this and thought maybe this won't happen to me. Don't think like me, be smarter... don't buy these.

I am 5"1 and 103lb. I was extremely hesitant on whether to purchase the XS or the S after reading all the reviews. I said to hell with it and bought the XS. The pants fit PERFECT! Just enough room to fit a pair of thermal underwear or leggings underneath. Is snug around my waist (they come to my waist, not my hips) and long enough to cover most of my boots without dragging the ground. If I would have bought a small, they absolutely would have been too long. I have not tried them out on the slopes yet, but I will next week, so here's to hoping they hold up! Love these pants already though!

So many people suggested sizing up that I ordered a 1X. I'm 5'4" and wear 14/16 depending on the brand; 44" hips and 36" waist. The 1X was much too big. If you have similar measurements and like your pants baggy then go for it. Otherwise, XL would be a better option. I used the tabs at the waist and they were still way too big. I should have used a belt. They were very long (I'm normally a 30" inseam) and do not have tabs to hold up the pant bottoms like many brands. Great pants for the price and the color was pretty true to the image

I'm 5'6" and about 135 lbs. I ordered the small and they fit just fine. They're a little more form fitting than my former snow pants, especially if I'm wearing them over my giant baggy sweatpants, but I still felt that I have full range of motion. They look great and are nice lightweight material. I even poured water on my leg to test water resistance and remained totally dry. Plus they come in a great range of colors!

Great Pants. Very Flattering on. All ski pants look big when held up. But I was pleasantly surprised - fitted AND comfortable. I thought the waist was going to be to big at first, but it had straps to pull with velco so made a perfect fit! I had purchased these on Amazon and also a pair from a local ski shop for $139...almost 4 times the cost of these. My husband preferred these over the $140 pants! I purchased these for a trip and happened to snow here yesterday (only once or twice a year here) so they came in very handy. Ive never owned ski pants and WHAT A DIFFERENCE! in cold weather & snow. I enjoyed being outside in the cold; normally I'd rather stay in to stay warm). I played outside for 2 hours in the snow then looked forward to & took an hour walk later in the day.

So impressed! The quality is wonderful -- they are so warm and well-made. I'm a size 6, 5'1" and I bought the mediums-- these are roomy enough to wear leggings underneath, but are so nice and warm, you might not need to. The waist is adjustable and elastic, which is nice for bending over and not having your backside exposed! The lining is a pretty aqua blue color, and I really like the fact that they are waterproof. The length is a bit long (I'm fairly short), but with boots on, it isn't a problem at all. I love the zippered pockets, too. All in all, and A+!!

They seem nice, and they seem like they'd be warm. Unfortunately, they are way too small. I normally wear a 16W in jeans (I have junk in my trunk and thick thighs) and can fit into XL bottoms with room to spare most of the time. A lot of reviewers commented that the sizing was just what they expected. Not the case for me. These are not made for women with curves it seems. Sadly, I will be returning these. I had such high hopes!

I stand 5'7" in bare feet and weigh 173lbs. I wear, pretty much across the board (US brands), a size 14 pant, and I prefer petites or shorter inseams when I can get them. I have a 37" waist and a 44" hip. I have a 29.5" inseam; I have a long torso. Otherwise I am fairly proportional, though in recent years my waist has thickened a bit, so I'm not as curvy as I used to be.I used the chart provided by the company. According to that, I should fit comfortably in the 1X (plus size) - a bit of a shock, since I almost never take anything larger than a XL (reg size). I ordered them and they are WAY too big. So large I wonder if the XL (the next size down), would still be too large. Measured flat, they are 21.5 inches across. Also about 4 inches too long. Designers need to get it out of their heads that large sized women are long-legged giantesses. Often our inseam gets *shorter* as we gain weight. So adding extra length to larger sizes often means almost NO ONE can wear them well...That doesn't really matter though, as these are so poorly constructed that there is NO WAY I would reorder these in ANY size. I mean, I really think I could have done almost as good of a job. And I am not known for my sewing skills though I do have a machine.I count at least 20 places where the stitching is flawed. The person who sewed these needs to learn how to properly tension the thread in the sewing machine. I show a couple of the worse flaws in my images. Loops of thread, places where whole portions are just messed up and lots more thread bunched up in super poor seams. Almost nothing actually matches up - seems, closures and hems - all off just a bit, and one leg is slightly longer than the other. Absolutely NO attention to detail. The velcro is already coming undone because the stitching on one side just ran off the velcro and the sewer didn't even bother to try to run back over it. Lots of puckered seams, especially at the leg closures, seat of the pants and one of the side hips. Truly sub-par work here.That said, these feel hefty and warm, the fabrics seem to be of pretty good quality. I like the placement of the pockets and that they are lined with a fleece-like fabric, though I find them a bit too shallow. There are no cargo pockets and there are no rear pockets. The boot gator is the widest, with the "firmest" grip I've found in a like pant.I really dislike the velcro at the zipper and the slack hooks - would prefer a real snap closure, not one that is faked up. It is hard to unhook those with the velcro trying to keep hold of the other side...Might be a nice pant if they hadn't been so poorly sewn. Returned, not bothering with another size in these.