6-2, 200# large tall are perfect, quality outstanding, burly A.F.......will be back, got black for now - would LOVE to see a dark brown option in the future.

Fit great - super comfortable - great quality.

Very impressed with the quality these bibs!

Just purchased these and spent 3 days in mostly storm conditions at a resort and they were breathable, protective, and waterproof (in ~25 degree medium weight snow). Pocket locations make sense to me as well. Great overall besides the shoulder strap buckles. The straps would not stay in their position for more than 15 minutes and become so loose that they would slip off my shoulder in certain positions and the crotch sinking down would restrict movement substantially. 3 stars since I can’t use them without a belt even then there is still the problem of the straps falling off my shoulder. Will probably end up making some modifications to the straps/buckles.

Not that these bibs need another positive review, but they're pretty tits. These are my dedicated touring bibs and i couldn’t ask for anything better. Never been wet in them, the side zips offer more than enough ventilation, and they have the perfect amount of pockets without being bulky (the thigh pockets are great for stashing skins + snacks if you don’t want to take your pack off.)

Only slight gripe is that the shoulder straps have a tendency to loosen, but a wrap of tape solves that problem.

9.5/10 would buy again.

Absolutely love these bibs in terms of quality, feel of the fabric, weather protection. It was between these and the fly low baker bibs… these are much more substantial, better choice for resort. I would not want to tour in them both because of the weight and the cut of them (on me at least) has somewhat restricted hip flexion (I.e. stepping up makes the bibs feel like they are bunching up). All of that is fine by me since I bought these for resort only and they are excellent for that.

The real gripe with these is the shoulder strap buckle. They loosen up with constantly, more so with bending at the waist but even just with walking. Customer service acknowledged this issue with certain body types, but I’m hard pressed to conceive of a body type this wouldn’t happen with. I actually passed a guy in the lodge last weekend who was fiddling with the straps on his Trewth bibs and we shared a moment of mutual frustration. FWIW, he lives in a very different body type. His bibs were also from last season, so this has been going on for a while.

The strap issue is easily fixed with some basic sewing skills, but IMO high end bibs should stay put without readjusting the shoulder straps after every run. Trew was prompt in responding and agreed to fix the issue at the end of the season, but come on…

Strap issue aside these bibs are awesome and despite the above frustrations I’m a huge fan.