Carhartt Mens Lightweight Pvc Rain Bib

I am 6'0' and 210 pounds, and even though I order an XL in everything else, this XL was just too big. I got a Large instead, and it fits well. The suspenders are adjustable, although I don't have much room to play with. And the pants have buttons on the bottom to trim up around your boots/shoes.If you're looking at the matching top, be aware there are two versions, the lightweight one: Carhartt Mens Lightweight Pvc Rain Coat, and the heavier one: Carhartt Men's PVC Rain Coat.Overall, for $32, I am very pleased with the product.UPDATE 12/6/2012: The suspenders have more play in them than I realized. The reason I thought they were tighter than I thought is because they were installed backwards. I had to take the straps out of the buckles and put them back in. And when you sit in them, such as in a truck, the buckles put pressure on your back, because of their placement. Not a dealbreaker, but something to think about if you plan to sit in them for an extended period.

I bought a pair of these about a year ago. I'm a small woman (120lb, 5'3'') so it's really hard to find work clothes that aren't made for giant men. I got the small and they fit great. They are kind of long, but the suspenders are super adjustable so I just pulled them up until they fit, the top of the bib ends up being higher up on my than it is in the pictures, but that just means more waterproof coverage so fine with me! I'm a vet and I use these for when it's wet and I'm doing work that might get me wet and dirty. At one point I wore them every day for 2 weeks straight. They've never let me get wet and they're really not very restricting. I haven't used them in a humid summer so they might get a little warm there, but I've worn them chasing lambs around in 70 degree weather and I don't think I was much hotter than I would have been without them. I did put a small rip in them getting stuck on some barbed wire fence, but it's in the crotch and fortunately hasn't been a problem. I climb in and out of pens all the time and nothing else has ripped them. The only negative is that the plastic thing that holds the extra suspenders material so it's not flopping around slips off sometimes so you have to slide it back on and sometimes it's annoying. They also do tend to slip down over time so you have to pull them up again, but usually takes a couple days of straight wearing. For the price they can't be beat! I don't know how I lived without these. I'm thinking about buying another pair just so if these ever get worn out I'll have a backup.