Wow, today I received my EIGHTH pair of these fantastic yet inexpensive Arctix ski pants, even though my first pair (patched up now after nine years) just came out of the closet for the winter. We live on a homestead and heavily rely on them while doing outdoor chores for at least three hours daily when temperatures drop below freezing. These are certainly my choice for bottoms when temperatures hover around zero degrees... on those days I also wear extra-thick fleece leggings with sherpa lining underneath.

So as the first few years went on with my first pair of these ski pants, it finally dawned on me that having TWO pairs each winter would allow for rotating one in the washer and one for wearing during the week. Then I loved them so much that I bought several pairs for my husband. Then... starting a couple of years ago, I started buying extra pairs that we keep in our long-term storage room for not just for both of us, but also as possible future gifts for our friends if they need them during ice storms or power outages (this has happened for four to even five weeks at a time in this remote area). These incredibly warm pants do quite well indoors too when the electricity goes out and electrical heating thus fails.

Times are getting pretty hard nowadays with inflation and a bad economy in play, so when I saw my beloved Arctix ski pants on a flash-sale for $37 I literally smashed down on my "buy" button -- wow, the first pair I bought in 2013 cost $56.90 and have since proven to be worth every penny, I'd do it again even at that higher price. Yes, I've had to patch that original pair a number of times after unexpected encounters with barbed wire fences and crazed giant livestock guardian puppies, yet I'll still wear them this coming winter. Along with my second pair! One in use, the other in the wash during any given week during the winter. Husband uses the same system himself: two pairs for each winter. FIVE STAR PRODUCT!

The sizing is perfect on these especially when wearing snow boots.

Im a beginner and it was perfect. Used it once and I already got a tear on the inside. Wore it with Underarmor leggings and it was very insulated and worked perfectly as protection (due to pants padding).
I'm 5'2 and weight about 140lbs. The small felt too snug on my hips and I couldnt bend my knees. The medium felt spacious and allowed movement. The medium was bigger on my waist but the adjustable straps helped- you could also buy some sort of ski belt if you want a tighter fit on your waist too. Length wise- it was long but with the boots on, it wasn't bad!

Nice, warm and comfy. Usually a M short size 8-10, but had to go L short to accommodate my curvy hips. Multiple pockets and lightweight. Only issue I had was the Velcro on the waist kept loosening up, but it could just be me not putting it on properly, otherwise I'm satisfied and happy with my purchase. Also, try to get a darker color, since I found two small stains that I'm not able to remove. I was going for darker color, but this was the only color avail in my size for the time that I need it. Will definitely buy this brand again. If you're on a budget and can't afford the expensive brands, this is another option.

I am a size 18-20 and 5'1"ish with an hourglass figure. I have a terrible time finding pants that fit, if they fit my wide butt and hips, they are way too long, if they are short enough and fit my wide butt and hips, they gap at my (proportionally) tiny waist.

These are great! The waist is adjustable, the legs are short enough (with snow boots), and it has room for my wide load.

I have worn them to shovel multiple deep snows, one in negative temps, and they are warm and comfortable.

My only complaint is the way the pants close, it's one of those side facing slides that fit into a small metal square (hopefully that makes sense) and it can be hard to get it to snag. I fear that if these pants fail, it will be that snap.