Airblaster Stretch Krill Bib - Men's Cocard Tan, L

What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"I have been riding the Stretch Krill Bib in everything from deep powder days to warm spring corn laps and the 4-way stretch fabric is what makes it work across that whole range. The 2-way center front zipper is not a gimmick, it is genuinely the most practical feature on any bib pant I have owned, and the elastic shoulder straps with Duraflex hardware are comfortable enough to wear all day without a single pressure point."A great bib pant earns its place in the kit by disappearing on the body and showing up for whatever the day brings. The Airblaster Stretch Krill Bib does exactly that, a rugged and versatile piece built to handle waist-deep powder sessions and warm spring laps with equal ease, anchored by a fully seam taped Glacier 2L shell that takes the mountain seriously even when the vibe is anything but. Airblaster constructed the Krill Bib from durable stretch canvas across all panels, giving 4-way stretch and 15,000mm waterproof protection everywhere the pant makes contact with snow, wind, and hard use. The 2-way center front zipper solves the single most universally complained-about problem in bib pant design with a practical elegance that is hard to argue with, and adjustable elastic shoulder straps with soft Duraflex hardware distribute the load comfortably through a full day of riding without digging in. A built-in woven nylon waist belt and ladder lock side adjustments dial the fit precisely at the body, while mesh-lined inner leg vents open up on warm days or high-output laps to keep temperature in check. Elastic lower leg gaiters with lace hooks seal the cuff over boots, a hidden drawcord with silicone grip strip cinches the lower leg opening down further when conditions demand it, and laminated storm flaps with bar tack reinforcement protect every zipper entry point against the elements. Five zippered pockets handle everything from a phone and goggles to a snack and a beacon without adding bulk to the silhoue...