TSLA Kids & Boys and Girls Winter Snow Bibs, Waterproof Insulated Snowboard Overalls, Windproof Ripstop Ski Pants
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It is a size 6 for my daughter I am 7 years old and I am 7 years old. While this fit, it was a little small in size. I returned it and got the small which we are much happier with. She's a slim size and I originally ordered the XS, but it ended up being a tiny bit small. As she will be using it for skiing, we will need to put on her boots and layers once she has all her ski gear on. Hopefully it will work for next year,
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The 9-year-old in my family just learned to ski. Since it is his first year, I expected a lot of wrecks for him along the slope, and when he hit the hill for the first time, he fell every I felt like the small hill was going to take a long time to get down. They held up well since the bottom of the legs were reinforced and the knee area was reinforced. While he has only been able to go out four times this year, he is able to hike black diamond trails (I am proud of him). Having wrecked a few of them isn't unusual for him. Because these are steeper trails, the wrecks in these areas are considerably harsher. He may slide upward of thirty feet before stopping and there are no signs of wear or tears in In addition, these were said to be very hot. Under his long johns, he wears a layer of base layer clothing. To top it off, I have no idea what the waterproof rating of my ML might be, but it has not experienced I'll wrap this up by saying. . you are in the midst of the harshest of colds, I think these will keep kids warm and dry no matter what time of year it is.
I've just purchased a Red Snow Bib in size 8 for my 5 yr old son weighing 45lbs and usually wears a size 6 boys. I thought he would have no problem fitting into the size 8 bib. Not at all! There was barely enough room for the zipper to go The sweater is warm and of good quality, but is a little.
The weight of my son is 110 pounds and he stands 5'4". I expected the Large size to fit perfectly, but the sleeves are so small he couldn't even pull them up. In addition, if I hold them up next to him, I can see they are extremely short. My initial thoughts were they sent the wrong size. However, both the packaging and label state large. We are returning.
Since I have lived two winters in Northern Colorado, where we have wet and early falling snows during the early fall and late spring, I have given up on cheap $20 Target/Walmart snow bibs that are "water resistant". Snow days are the only ones when my kids want to play outside for hours, but they end up soaked to the bone on their legs and rear ends when they wear cheap snow bibs. Therefore, I ordered these "waterproof" snow bibs from TSLA and these Eddie Bauer waterproof bibs (a little more expensive) and I put them to the test today - they both performed well. Next month, we will get our first snow, which is going to be exciting! While I generally like the fit and style of the TSLA bibs, they are very trim and slim as described in other reviews (I have three skinny kids). It appears that they are not water-proof as they claim. You should spend an extra $20 on the Eddie Bauer-branded ones if you plan on playing dry in the snow for hours! Down at the openings of the leg holes, you can clearly see that there is a difference in material It is obvious that the Eddie Bauer ones are made of a lining material like cloth diapers. Based on other reviews and my children's sizes, I did order larger clothes for them These look great on them! This is a 9-year-old girl weighing 57 pounds and wearing a size xl 54" I ordered the 10/12
7yo boy at 50lbs, 50" I ordered the size 8
6yo girl at 43 lbs, and 50" I ordered the 8
7yo girl at 46 lbs. My chest measures 46" and I ordered a.
It's been a while since I wrote about our 7 year old. With just a regular shirt and jeans on, these snow pants were pretty form fitting. As long as the coat can be removed while wearing a sweatshirt, it is a good idea to get another pair. We like to put a sweatshirt on underneath the outer coat as a layer. Overall, I thought the pants were okay. Trying a different brand this time.
This is the size 7/8 that I ordered for my slim daughter. Fits well, but is a little tight. Leg length is sufficient, but the waist and rear fit closer to a size 6x than a size 8. Despite the fact that I should have sized up, she has already worn them since it snowed, so I will The Target brand runs small as we have another set of snow bibs in size 7/8 that fit much bigger, so I'm aware that these are There is a lot of quality in these bibs, they are thick and warm, but it might be worth going up a size.
The photos did not do them justice, but in person, they look much better than they do on the website. It will be my son's 13th birthday on Tuesday. I am 5'5 and weigh about 85 pounds. Despite the fact that the larges fit perfectly, he is soon going to grow out of them. It would have been nice if they had xl on hand. This is a product I totally recommend.
Has a very small run. The shoe size I ordered for my son is 6/7 and he usually wears a 5. Thanks. There was such a tight grip on him that he could not.
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