Flylow Foxy Bib vs Prana Stretch Zion

With thoughtfully placed pockets (the kangaroo pocket quickly became a favorite), a drop seat for easy relief in the backcountry, and a variety of color options, this bib did not disappoint. We expect this pant to handle on-snow abuse with the best of them, too, potentially providing multiple seasons of use. This bib also has the most efficient ventilation system of all pants we tested, with leg vents on the interior and exterior of the legs to shed heat quickly.

Pockets got has stretch, it has a super nice gusseted crotch in it, and it does extremely well and uh for reference, i'm about 5, 10, 195 right now an...

I am 5'2 and 143 pounds and had to size up to a medium (the small was skin tight on my thighs). This is not a compliant against Flylow solely but generally I find it very hard to ski pants that fit over my thighs and be able to wear layers. My thighs are a bit muscular. I understand that ski clothing needs to be streamlined and not bulky but not all woman are built like 'models' with twig legs and are 6 feet tall

I got these in my size, but when I put them on they were uncomfortably tight in the waist. Since there is no elastic, they simply would not work unless I lost some weight (should, but probably not happening at my age). I had the impression from the description that they had an elastic waist, but the only elastic is a short tightener, which could be used to make then even tighter. I could exchange for a 40-inch waist, but I have never worn that size and worry they will be the opposite (too loose)

I bought these bibs last season. I had to size up a bit, as I'm pair shaped and wanted a little more room around my hips, especially for touring. I think the size guide recommended a large and I ended up going for the XL. I'm 5'5, 160 lbs with some strong thighs, and this size seems to work for me

I’m 6’0 160 lbs and I got them in 30x32s which seemed perfect. If you’re thicc in the thighs maybe go a bit higher on the waste size. Forgot to mention I love the built in belt!

Super soft, really durable, I love these and I am never getting a different brand/style every again. I went with a small instead of an xs because of sizing. Im 5'4" and 115#. I am in-between sizes but glad I went with the small

These seem to run large, 40in waist is more like a 42. Other than that they are really comfortable so far, soft and lightweight.

Mine are just tight enough that I am choosing to see it as a little extra support rather than uncomfortable haha. I am a ski patroller so I was looking for something that was durable and versatile for all conditions. So far, I believe these are great for that. I run extremely cold, but last week I was working in temperatures below zero and with proper layering I was comfortable! I will say that my butt has felt a bit damp at times, so I am not sure if I feel that these are 100% waterproof but I haven't gotten to truly test that yet

So, as I previously mentioned, these pants are made of nylon, which is a great material for pants. It's gon na be extremely durable, flexible and stre...

My only rub is that they wore out a little sooner than I’d hoped; if you ski a lot (80+ days a season) I’d expect 2-2.5 seasons out of these before seeing wear and tear in the form of peeling weather tape inside the pants and holes forming at the ankles of the pants from ski edges (even through the reinforcement). This wouldn’t keep me from continuing to buy these pants over and over, the pros still outweigh the cons and they perform great.

But as you can see they're you know they've they're holding up very well. The only major spots here is. This is right on the knee. You just have a tin...

I have the Foxy and moxie bibs and love them both! I really like the higher front on the foxy bibs. I also like how they fit, they’re very flattering but they are not restricting. I hate to feel restricted in pants while skiing and these allow me to move how I want. I would definitely recommend these if you are looking for high quality bibs and want to feel good!

I have tried The North Face Paramount 3.0, the Kuhl Liberator, and even gave good ol Eddie Bauer a shot and they all came up short. These pants are not convertible, but they do have some tabs to roll up your pants when it gets a little warm (and if you don't mind being a dude in Capri pants). The material stretches and I just can't say enough about how comfortable these are! Don't be mad at me Moosejaw but I liked these so much, I purchased another pair at a competitors website b/c you didn't have the color

Overal, I felt like many people that S is a little too small, but not much. If it was possible to adjust the top somehow, I'd consider it. One thing that I really disliked about it - price.

In order of general cost: Old Navy Dry Fit pants and Core tees, Eddie Bauer for pants and tees, Prana Zion and Brion pants, Patagonia and REI for tees. Outdoor Research for tees. All polyester, nylon and spandex, many with odor control in the tees.