Full Swing® Cryder Bib Overalls

I would recommend this product. It is well made and comfortable to wear all day. Fits tire to size.

I am 5’3” and 95 lbs. The XS size fits me well, though they are a little baggy in the legs (because I have skinny legs). I don’t mind the extra room though, because I can wear layers underneath in the winter, and I have plenty of room to move. I wore these in -22° temps, and in the snow, and they kept me comfortable, dry, and warm! It was worth the investment.

I am 5'9" and 130lbs. I ordered a Small/Tall. I absolutely love these. Spending time outdoors, I feel like I am swaddled in a bed comforter. I love the functionality of all the storage. I am still discovering pockets each time I wear them. I have washed/dryed them twice and they still look like they are brand new. I was mocked for the purchase, but the peopled who were laughing decided to purchase their own. Once I have them on, I tend to wear them all day, even inside the house. I think this is one of my best purchases ever. No regrets!

I am 6’1” and the talls are about 2.5 inches too short on me. I really want to like them despite that! But it’s hard to be comfortable in them when you look like you’re preparing for a flood. If I don’t cross the straps on back, I can maybe a half an inch, but then the straps are falling down all day. I like the material on them quite a bit vs normal bib overalls. The low back on them can sometimes cause for a chilly back when very cold out and bent over working on calves or opening frozen water tanks.

I’m only giving it three for the fit reasons and for reasons I think that might help others decide if these are right for them. First reason is the cross straps. They’re a little too on the side and because the part that goes up your back is so low- unless they’re a perfect fit there’s a huge gap in the back. Or in my case it fits my lower half perfectly up until the 6” gap above my butt. I got a large. I’m 5’3” and 160 lbs. So if you’re trying to keep cold air out , it defeats the purpose. It’s possible that if the straps were placed differently I’d be able to tighten them enough to avoid that. I find carhartt sizing charts to not work for the curvier body type. The other big issue I have was how wide the lower legs are. The picture makes them look like a baggy yet fitted look but they look nothing like that. So beware. They’re so wide that they aren’t going to keep cold or snow out if your wearing your standard 6-8” work boot. Not to mention that’s the type of loose that would get you caught up on things and stuck on a construction site. That’s some people thing though. But there were some great quality to these things though. The material was amazing. Definitely water repellent but doesn’t have that annoying swishy sound and isn’t a snow pant material either. It’s nice and stretchy too. I loved the look in the front and the stretchy sides. I’m sad I can’t keep them. The issues were enough that they won’t work for me.