Outdoor Research Hemispheres Bib - Women's reviews and deals for sale

Whether you're skinning with a light pack or with all of your mountaineering gear, the track can be draining. With the Outdoor Research Hemispheres Bib, you can at least enjoy it with waterproof protection that won't make you feel like a walking sauna. Gore-Tex C-Knit technology makes it exceptionally breathable, and it has external thigh vents that allow you to increase airflow. Its stretch design mirrors your movement, with air-permeable panels that feature elastane and Gore-Tex stretch technology for freedom that doesn't sacrifice protection. Articulated knees and adjustable suspenders create a natural, customized fit that won't get in your way—you have mountains to crush, after all.

6
out of 10
1 Positive, 0 Mixed & 1 Negative
from 2 Reviews
Retail Price:
$449.21
Used Price:
$314.45
Sale Price:
$314.45

Product Specifications

Brand Outdoor Research
Category Women's Ski Pants & Bibs
Material [membrane/laminate] Gore-Tex C-Knit (3-layer), (stretch panels) Gore-Tex (2-layer), [face fabric] 70D nylon, (stretch panels) 37% nylon, 44% polyester, 19% elastane, [scuff guard] 85% nylon, 15% KEVLAR
Seams fully sealed
Fit regular
Inseam 33.5in
Pockets 2 zippered hand, 1 zippered kangaroo, 1 thigh
Venting zippered outer thigh
Bib adjustable suspenders
Claimed Weight [medium] 1lb 4.1oz
Recommended Use backcountry skiing, backcountry snowboarding
Manufacturer Warranty lifetime

Outdoor Research Hemispheres Bib - Women's Reviews

Unknwon
Erica E.
October 2, 2018
10

Bibs for touring- who knew?

I'll admit- I was a little bit skeptical about bib pants for backcountry ski pants, but was pleasantly surprised. The ease of peeing with these puppies was one of the things that struck me most! All you have to do is reach into your jacket a little ways, undo the side zipper on the bibs and get into position. Can be done with backpack and gloves on. The bibs almost self gather your read more shirt and layers back into themselves as you rezip- so there's no bothersome re-tucking in of shirts, jackets etc. If you have poor circulation in your hands or the weather is nasty, you're less likely to take care of your peeing needs cuz you don't want to remove gloves or deal with a fly, belt, tucking in, blah blah blah. So, turns out, ease of peeing really makes a big selling point for the bibs! Also, because the bibs cover your lower back, you don't worry about getting snow up your back. The fabric is softer and more comfortable than other hard shell fabrics, there are good pocket options, there are good leg zips for venting, and the fit is comfy. I'm 5'8" and about 145 lbs, wear a medium and the fit seems true to size.

Unknwon
Nancy C.
November 3, 2019
1

Debating between these and the Burton Kimmy 3L bib. Is this bib worth the extra money?

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