I've skied several powder days at the resorts in the past two weeks and the Capow bibs are comfortable.

Ultra functional touring bib with enough style and durability for the resort, too. These shine in the backcountry, though. Material isn’t overly heavy, breathability, wonderful venting, ample and smartly placed pockets.

Just took my new Capow bibs out for a long weekend in Utah and am stoked on them. I’ve been looking for bibs for about a year and hadn’t found ones that fit me well. I’m 6’2” and 160lbs so pretty tall and thin. Most bibs aren’t long enough, and if I size up to get length they’re too big everywhere else. TREW came through with the TALL option. The material also feels rugged and they seem well made. I wasn’t previously aware of the brand but found them at evo and the more I’ve learned about the company the more I’m stoked on them. Solid values around community and sustainability, and it seems as if they stand behind their product. Just signed up for the 22/23 Black Diamond Club and am planning on buying a COSMIC jacket once I’m done writing this review.

I like the althetic fit. Waist gaister is too small, I have a very difficult time getting it over the boot. I would return but exceeded the return policy date. I also wish they made this fit in their new Bibs. Tried on their new bib in small and it was too baggy for me, hence going with this one. The new bib made me look like I had wide hips with the jacket on. Overall Good product so far after about 10 days of use.

Run long, I dig em! They're a good mix between an inbounds and touring kit, don't expect these to be futurelight but they'll keep you dry and they're loads of vents to air it out!