I bought these for my 15yo son for Christmas but let him try them on ahead of time because I was worried about the sizing. He's 5'10", 145 pounds and has a waist size of 32" and inseam of 33" or 34". I got him the mediums in regular length and they are perfect; a tad long with socks on but will fit well with snowboard boots. I hope this size reference helps someone else. He was excited about the velcro waist to tighten that area up and the zipper vented inside thighs. The bib straps are adjustable and have plenty of room to go one way or the other.

Perfect bib for a big guy (6'2", 250) like me. Fits great, super warm and dry as a bone even in late season slush. Keeps me toasty on icy NE peaks, but not at all bulky and moves great.

Super great bib. I am a firm believer that the bib is always the way to go for snow sports and this one shows exactly why. It is warm yet breathable, and it allows for a ton of movement. When I was out snowboarding, i had a few good slides on my butt and didn't get or feel a single bit of snow on my back throughout the day. It kept me perfectly dry and I love it. Awesome pass pocket as well and lots of great pockets for phone/wallet/snacks.

I liked the fit and from North Face, I expected a durable piece I could trust, especially as an occasional backcountry rider. Instead, the pants tore at the seam behind the knee after 3 chill sessions at a local Vancouver resort.
I'm feeling very frustrated with the lifetime warranty - the cost to ship these pants out to get them repaired and the potential repair cost add up to more than half the price of the pants. Even if they do replace them, I don't really want them anymore. I'd rather just put that money towards a buying better quality snowpants that can survive their intended use.

Using during warmer snowboarding days. Wish they were a little more fitted (they are baggy through the legs) or came in a slim fit, but overall great bib for the mountain.

Amazing product! Warm and waterproof, exactly what I was looking for.

Just for the powder hounds, the Chimney Vent systems of the the built in gators that go around your boot are basically installing a screen door on a submarine.

Take a step into powder and all of a sudden you have snow melting into your boot - I've told NF about this as soon as they released this TradeMark design. It's a huge design flaw.

If you like going into powder, this Chimney Vent is going to ruin your ride when your feet are cold and wet.

I also, gave 2 stars because I owned the model up from this bib, the Ceptors and the crotch blew out within weeks of ownership. North Face have great service and warranty so they replaced them for me however, they need to go back to their old manufacturing, this stuff used to be much more durable and the Chimney Vents I mentioned are horrible.

I'm a snowmobile guide in Whistler BC, I've been using TNF gear for years now and these are the worst snowpants they've ever made. They lasted me 3 weeks until the crotch ripped, I even got a size up from my normal medium as this years models fit smaller that last years. I always go try on new models before I buy.

The quality of construction wasn't even my first complaint, I emailed TNF as soon as I noticed they got rid of the boot lace clip for the gaiters after wondering why my feet were soaked first day of sledding...because they have a meshed gaiter. Super poor design there. lets snow right in.

This is a decent bib, but the cut is a slim fit. When I ski, drive, or bend over I feel the fabric stretch tight on parts of my body, e.g. my gluteus maximus. I was expecting a looser fit, like other brands of snow pants (Saga, Planks, etc.). Buy a size or two up if you want a styled fit!

I'm a tele skier and snowboarder so in deep snow I do a fair bit of groveling. I need bibs that move with me and never bind along with keeping me warm and dry. They also must be tough as drop knee skiing can be rough on the knees. Freedom bibs do all that and more at a price that lets me spend more on hardware than clothes. Get some