FROGG TOGGS Men's Classic Pro Action Waterproof Breathable Rain Bib

Honestly, I was not a big fan of this item from the beginning. It felt cheap right out of the bag, like its mother was butcher paper and its father was trash. Anyway, I tried it out, so it doesn't seem too bad. That top was awful, it was very tight around the crotch area, I was afraid to bend over or squat down in fear of tearing it. My clothing was drenched after a couple of hours, but the water eventually made its way out of the bag. My overall recommendation is that you should spend more money on a better product, like the Viking bib pants.

Nelson Gallegos

| Aug 23, 2020

As I am a large person, I bought these in the hopes they would fit me, and they did! A week after receiving them, I went on a motorcycle trip of 2200 miles and got caught in a pretty awful rainstorm. It was wonderful having these Frogg Toggs to keep me dry. As a result of getting too close to my exhaust, I was able to melt a hole in my left leg (be careful and pay attention to your safety). I covered up the holes with Gorilla Glue tape and it did not cause any problems. This is a great product, and yes, I will buy again!.

Aria Holmes

| Dec 27, 2020

Wearing pants with a 30" inseam will allow me to stand over 6 feet tall. After reading the other reviews, I decided to order a size small just to be safe. To make sure I wouldn't drown in them when I tried them on, I tried them on in the bathtub. Anyhow, I let them unpack on my bed and put them An impression is formed in the first instance. It has a high crotch and a perfect length. I am not stepping on the cuff of the shirt. Layers should be just loose enough to allow them to move freely. Elastic and adjustable shoulder straps make the bag easy to wear. My goal is to extend them as far as possible and to resolve the crotch problem. I like the way they float It is not possible to wear size small if you are taller than 5'6". To make the shoulder strap longer, you'd have to modify it. I'm also going to have to do the flexibility test, since I don't want to rip the crotch out. They slide over my clothes nicely when I drop into a squat. The length does stretch snugly over the top of the thighs, but elsewhere is a little loose. There is a good amount of construction in the crotch. Afterwards, I step one leg up on a chair and do a deep runner stretch with the other leg as far back as I can. This isn't a problem at all, and crotch isn't stressed either. In terms of how they fit everywhere else, I prefer them just a "little" looser so they don't stretch too tightly in the thighs when squatting, but I don't want to lose the tightness at the top of the thighs. Let's talk about the zippers now. According to my measurements, the chest zipper goes low enough to allow me to wear the headband. This was something I wasn't expecting to find, so it is a welcome surprise. There is no problem about accessing the leg zippers because they are high enough. However, the adjustment straps attach to the side, not the They shouldn't pull from the side or from the front to the back, right? In the end, we end up with this weird little scoop on the side. A bit less streamlined than it should be. Whatever. I'll take it off myself and place it where I want. The clothes fit perfectly enough that you can keep them. No way would I ever need an item larger than a medium to replace them if I ripped the crotch out. As I gather from the other reviewers, if there were lots of them, I would swim I docked one star for the lack of chest pockets (zippered ones would be perfect), as well as the lack of hand pockets (zippered ones would be good there too). In a couple of weeks, I will update after I've run them through all There hasn't been any news on my jacket yet.

Nylah Collins

| Aug 09, 2021

There is water seeping from the crack. The performance was I think the bib looks good in combination with my motorcycle rain jacket when the weather is wet. I tried them out to see if they are useful on my motorcycle commute when it is rainy outside. It is unfortunately true that even in mist/fog, these pants will seep into the inside of All else seems fine I'm sure this is only due to the fact that the seems shouldn't be tested while riding I can repel water perfectly with a water hose if I stand up and let someone spray me.

Construction I was surprised to find the material was extremely lightweight and stronger than it first These materials aren't as easy to rip as they seem. As far as I can tell, there is no visible defect in the seams that could let them leak, so I am confident they function perfectly under normal conditions. You should keep them away from strong heat sources such as exhaust pipes. If they are in close proximity to one, they may melt. As a result The XL is a bit too big for me, I could have easily got away with a L but I bought them to go over some riding gear, so I went with the big size. As these sizes are already set up to be worn over layers of clothing, they already assume this. You can wear these on your feet if you want to stay dry. When riding a motorcycle, if you want to stay dry, they will get your crotch wet after about 20 minutes There will be no moisture on everything else.

Marley Irwin

| Jan 06, 2021

In addition, I'm required to be outside in all weather for extended periods of time. That is exactly what it does great at- Through these, not a single bit gets through. In spite of my satisfaction with their waterproofing, the socks began to cause a musky smell (possibly due to Fiber) that seemed to adhere and integrate permanently with the fiber. PERMANENTLY, not just for a few months or years. have washed and rinsed them 4 times in a row with no relief, I soaked them for 4 hours in water and baking soda, and I have spray-sprayed them with stuff, and they still stink, so I won't wear them unless I have to. The shoes did well for me too, since I never used them for anything rigorous however, I had a student who had a pair of shoes that got all pilly and ripped after all her activities.

Sage NAYLOR

| Feb 21, 2021