TLDR Review: Fly Racing Women's Carbon Snow Bib, Medium
Pros
- •Knee pads offer solid protection for snowmobiling impacts, especially around the knees.
- •The length fits well for taller users when sizing up—e.g., a large fits a 5'8", 150 lbs frame comfortably.
Cons
- •Sizes run extremely small and are highly inconsistent, often forcing users to order multiple sizes to find a somewhat acceptable fit.
- •Even ordering a size larger than usual may not resolve tightness or fit issues, with some XXL sizes fitting like a medium.
- •The bib is very tight and difficult to put on, especially around the legs and hips, causing frustration.
- •The drop seat feature is practically useless; it requires assistance to unzip and doesn’t provide easy access for restroom breaks.
- •Overall performance is disappointing due to poor fit and inconvenient features.
Bottom Line
If you’re looking for a snow bib with good knee protection, the Fly Racing Women’s Carbon Snow Bib delivers on that front. However, sizing is a notorious headache—expect it to run much smaller than standard, with many users struggling to get a comfortable fit even after sizing up. The drop seat functionality is more gimmick than practical, which might be a dealbreaker for some. If fit accuracy and ease of use are priorities, you might want to consider alternative brands known for better sizing consistency and functional design before committing to this one.
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