DickiesMen's Duck Insulated Bib Overall

Great fit and finish. So far, appear wind resistant to cold air penetration to about 20 mph. Full length leg and frontal zippers makes on & off easier; really work well for knee high insulated chore boots. Full length insulation from ankles to chest extends warmth and cuts out drafts when bending over, etc. Have only worn in above zero weather, so I don't know about use in extreme weather conditions, but expect good results. Still water repellent to light rain at 2 months of use. FIVE MONTHS LATER. Still holding up well. Negative zero windchill had cold penetration through the insulation, heavy fleece sweat pants and Wranglers base bottom. Cold also came through the front pockets. Recommend zipper or velcro closures. Still water resistant to light rain or snow. Overall, a good product for Cold, moderately windy weather.

I ordered a bunch of insulated coveralls and bib overall to compare. I am 6'8" tall wear a 38” inseam. I’m hard to fit. Here is my evaluation of someCarhartt Men's Big & Tall Arctic Quilt Lined Duck Coveralls X01: I wasn’t impressed with the construction of these or the fit. They were baggy in the back and didn’t fit as well as others. The insulation wasn’t as thick as the Carhartt Men's Arctic Quilt Lined Duck Bib Overalls R03. They were high waters as well. The inseam was only 32 I think.Carhartt Men's Arctic Quilt Lined Duck Bib Overalls R03. I liked those much better than the Carhartt coveralls above. The insulation was much thicker. But there were three issues 1) there was no insulation in the bib which made them colder 2) the attachment for the shoulder straps is really hard to hook and 3) the zipper on the legs only goes up to the knee. This made them much harder to put on with shoes. These Carhartts had 36" inseam that was great and fit the best but I decided not to get these for the reasons above.Walls Men's Zero-Zone Duck Insulated Coverall: These fit the best of the coveralls I tried. I liked some features of them but the zipper on the side didn't go all the way up which make it harder to put on with shoes on. Also the insulation on the bottom of the leg didn't go all the way to the bottom. The bottom 6" of the pants don't have insulation in them. But in my opinion they were better than the Carhartts and the Polar King by Key Apparel Premium Insulated Bib Overall.Polar King by Key Apparel Premium Insulated Bib Overall: I liked the construction of the Polar King the best of all of them. They have great pockets but the inseam of it was way too short. It was only 31" even though it was a Large Tall. I would say it is not a tall at all. I wish the legs were longer and I would have purchased it. The crotch was 1/2 way to my knees.Key Apparel Men's Insulated Duck Coverall: I ordered this in the Large Tall. The inseam is only 31” and gave me really high waters. Other than that these were nice. One button fell off right out of the bag. Zipper goes up most of the way up the leg which makes them easier to put on. Have cuffs in the sleave.Dickies Men's Big-Tall Premium Insulated Duck Bib All: I liked these the best. They have zippers going on the legs that go from the waist all the way up or down the side which make them really easy to get on and off. There is a zipper in the front which the Carhartts don’t have. They are also insulated in the bib and the back which make them warmer. I wish they had more pockets but they work. There is a reinforcement patch where you hook your tape measure on the pocket. So I decided to go with Dickie Insulated Bib Overalls as they fit better with at least 34" inseams. I am very happy with them.

12-2-17I'm reviewing the Dickies Insulated Bib or Overall in Black, in case the seller has multiple listings.I can already tell you that these overalls are GREAT! I purchased this exact model 4 years ago from another location and they've held up well with minimal damage.I'm a woman that works out in the elements doing a variety of jobs. I'm primarily a mobile mechanic that works on site ranging from automotive, landscaping equipment, construction rigs, and snow removal equipment. Being warm and mostly dry or comfortable is important to me, for most of the jobs doing repair work doesn't include much moving around, so I don't or can't generate lots of heat. For example, working on a vehicle... mostly bent under the hood or kneeling at a wheel hub. The other time I wear these is when I help out for snow removal, I shovel or snowblow while my partner is plowing in the truck. In this scenario, I don't need too much upper outerwear but the lower or my core is essential. I'll wear a couple thermal shirts with a hoodie over and then pair it with the Bib. This keeps me dry but also breathable and able to work with my arms like a vest, less bulk. I'm located in the SE PA region of the USA, so I'll pull these out for use by Nov or so, especially for early morning or dusk and after hours. Then worn more often until late spring? (it varies) So this is the background, what temps, and the reason for purchase.As far as the first pair I bought, I still use them but am passing them off to my daughter as she is now working on equipment or just generally with me. The only noticable damage is a slight tear at the right knee where it is double layered anyway, so it's not penetrating through the actual pant. I'll be sewing a patch so the integrity of the pant stays intact. I do much more work than my daughter, so giving her the old ones seemed more logical. All the zippers work, which is GREAT! One of the best features, in my opinion are the side pant zippers that come from the ankle up to the hip on both sides, so no matter the footwear, you take these off without needing to remove the boots, etc. So important to me because in the dead of winter I wear high lace up work boots, so it's a hassle to take them off and on. When going indoors to have a meal, or a break between snowfalls, you can easily get overheated, so this is where those side zippers are super convenient. I like that most of the pockets have zippers too, so that your wallet or phone stay dry and put when working.As I stated, I'm a female about 5'4" and between 110 & 120 lbs evenly proportioned. I found that the men's Small & Regular fit the best and the 1st time around, I actually had to stitch the shoulder straps just a bit shorter, as the tightest setting was still a little loose even with layers. I either wear this with a hoodie and several shirts underneath with the bib over everything OR I'll wear several shirts, then the bib over with a winter work coat over that.... for more severe cold or idle in movement type conditions in the elements. I should add that I also have the Arctic Bibs made by Carhart. I prefer the Dickies because even from the waist up, it is insulated. So the whole chest & back have an extra layer almost like a vest. The Cartharts do not, but the Cartharts are made in the USA, while the Dickies are made in China. Just thought I'd put that out there.I bought this from the seller "Amazon LLC", which I feel is important to list this info. I've come across sellers with variances in their items, including knockoffs, even if listed as same brand. I'll post an update with a durability review.***UPDATE***1-26-18I was finally able to take & post photos of my daughter wearing my 4 year bib, while doing some tree work today. You can see the minimal wear at the knees, which I'd like to patch up before getting worse, but I'm a little glad I didn't yet so that I can truly demonstrate how well this wore so far. I can only hope my new ones wear this well and last as long.

Had a chance to put these bibs to the test. Fit good, although a little droopy in the groin area. I have a 50” chest and the bibs zipped up with no tightness. Could move my upper body without binding. Leg zippers are great for putting on and taking off my pack boots without removing the bibs. For the test: I have an open cab tractor and plowed snow in 0 degree weather for over 3 hours. I wear a pair of compression thermal bottoms and sweat pants under the bibs. I stayed quite warm sitting on a tractor seat the entire time, with no heat source (neither from my tractor or any battery powered heated clothing). They are durable, kept me warm, Easy to put on, take off, and easy to remove boots with the bibs on. The only negative is that, due to the droopy groin, I would not want to walk long distances in them. For working in the cold, walking moderate distances (1/4 mile or less) or standing in the cold working on farm stuff, can’t beat them, especially for the price.

I wish we could have got these when there was a sale but that was not to be. Having said that these, insulted bib coveralls work great, for my husband. They are insulted so they are warm there is a zipper that goes up the leg so easy to fit over boots, and they are water proof so he stays dry, which all are important when you are working outside in the cold.

Je l’ai acheté pour travaillé, très satisfait. J’ai acheté une xl je fais 5 et 9 et pèse 230 , je suis un peux serrer au ventre , mais j’ai juste relevé la fermeture éclaire et c’était parfait, solide et bien construit

Lo tuve que devolver, muy buena calidad, pero tela muy gruesa y pesada

True to size, well made, legit product - no complaints

Je mesure 6 pieds pour 200 livres. J'ai commandé le grandeur Large et l'ajustement est parfait. La longueur est parfaite. Produit très bien fabriqué et garde bien au chaud. Tissu résistant. Bon nombre de poches. Vraiment un bon achat.