I have worn Walls brand Winter coveralls since 2000 when I lived in Northern California. Still have original pair, quality material. Have purchased the Blizzard & Duck versions over past 2 years. Although owned by Dickies and made in Vietnam, the quality is still exactly like my USA pair from 2000. Thought I would try the bib type coveralls for when I want warmth during cold Winter days. With my Wall's coveralls, they keep me warm and dry. Sometimes, to warm and I have to unzip front zipper to cool off. With the bib coveralls, I can also wear a jacket and if to warm, remove my coat. Yet still have protection everywhere else. As with the full coveralls, these bib's have the full zippered legs, with snaps. Rear protection at bottom back ankle from moisture, snow, etc. Full back pockets, left has zipper and right is open (slide long cellphone in). Also the typical Wall's front left right pockets, which are lined with warm material and are deep. There is also the slits above pockets on each side, which provide access to pants front pockets for car keys, etc. Easy to get into and remove. Step into left leg, pull up, step into right leg, then pull center up to chest. Reach back and sling bib attachment straps over top of shoulders. Stitching and materials are still excellent. Read some reviews of people who are 5' 6" and legs are to long. Depends on your body build. I am 5' 6" 180lbs short squat Italian with a wide chest. With any new Wall's coveralls, insulated jackets and these bibs, I always do the following. Wash in warm water with Tide Laundry that has fab softener in it. Then add straight softener to dispenser as well. Then do a full dry, turn inside out for 1/2 hr then rightside out for another 1/2 hr. They are made of poly & some cotton and will not shrink. I repeat this 3 times when they are new. Then when I try them on, they fit perfect and are very soft and flexible. On these bibs, I did adjust the straps as much as possible, right to 1/2" before the stitching on the buckle. The bottom of the legs were just above the floor 1/2 " which is what I wanted. I will readjust when I am using the first time as I will be wearing snow boots which have an inch height. Will bring bottom of leg to where it is covering ankle but is not to high or low. My wife is same height and it was way to long for her. So if you have a wide chest or girth and are 5' 6" height, do the 3 washings and they will fit perfect. The size Large Short always sells out first! I ordered the Duck Brown and the Midnight Black. The Black said only 1 left when I placed my order. When I went back into look at item, it changed to "out of stock, we dont know when available again". If you see that, sign up for email notification. Then order immediately when notified. I held my breath on the only 1 left order. Fortunately, both ordered were delivered in the correct color and Large Short. My wife plays disc golf and when I showed mine to her (after 3 wash dries), she said "oh nice, I will have to borrow those". Didn't want to tell her get your own or no borrowing as your wet grass, snow, mud will ruin my nice new bib coveralls. So I at least let her try them on and she looked like there was a circus tent draped over her. She is small frame but same height. It is all in the body build with the 5' 6" Large Short. Glad that I was able to receive one of each color as I like them both. Like the full coveralls, lined jackets and these bibs, they only do 1 production run per year. Once sold out, no more. Then you will see the 3rd party sellers who will buy at regular price and add a money pad to price to resell.
