Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => All Other Gear => Topic started by: timberghost72 on December 01, 2011, 05:53:33 PM
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Well I have never been much of a snow sports person so I havn't had much of a need for snow pants/bibs. This year I want to start some predator hunting and snow shoeing with possible overnights. I have no plans for any skiing or snowboarding (cant) so I was looking for your guys' preferences pros/cons of either. I am leaning toward the bibs right now.
Also what pattern preferences, mossy oak type camo or white camo? I am leaning towards the white camo but my jacket is mossy oak along with my gloves and gaitors (not that I am trying to make a fashion statement :chuckle:)
Thanks for any input
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i personaly like the bibs for snow that way i aint got snow going down my crack they seem to hold my heat in better then my pants also
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The pants being different camo shouldn't be a problem at all from what I've heard.
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I also prefer bibs
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Bibs all the way...you can always get a light weight set of snow camo coverups so you will be able to use your regular camo for times when there is no snow...just my :twocents:
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Bib is better in the rain and snow. Camo pattern is optional. Just pick what you like.
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bibs keep you dry, but i think pants are more comfortable. i where bibs 90% of the time if its raining
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Bibs, for activities in the snow all the way. Snowmobiling, I always wore them in case you bail or something atleast they keep the back side dry in the event shirt lifts or something.. Nothing like cold snow on bare skin... :yike:
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Love the bibs until it is time to take care of business. Gotta strip all the top layers off.
:yeah: That's the big disadvantage of having bibs. I hate it. Especially if it's snowing/raining and/or you're in a big hurry to take care of said business! With pants it's a lot less hassle.
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If you are doing vigorous snowshoe activities the bibs will be toasty. They are definately warmer than pants. Just keep in mind that you don't want to work up a good sweat then sit around in the cold.
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For the bibs I like convertable type bibs.