👖 Arctix Unisex-Baby Snow Pants: Durable Knee and Seat Reinforcement for Enhanced Protection Review

I'm a petite woman 5ft 2 in 105 - all the (much more expensive) women's winter pants I've tried are too long and the small sizes are too big. tight at the waist and still too long. I ordered the medium and large - the large fit perfectly in length and are a bit big in the waist but there is a velcro strap that makes them perfect. The average size was too small for me in the hips. It hasn't snowed yet to wear them, but they're comfortable and the fabric is thick and warm.

These pants are very cute and seem very warm. Unfortunately they were too big for my daughter when they arrived. The size chart provided by Revain says the size small is a size 6-8, but the size chart on the pant label says the size small actually fits a size 8. My daughter is a very small size 7. If I had known small is a size 8 for kids I would have bought size XS. Fortunately, Revain is great for returns. I am sending them back and have already ordered size XS. My daughter loves these pants…

Based on other reviews I ordered these youth trousers in size 14/16 for my 11 year old. I suspected the waist would be too wide/large, but I read there are adjustable velcro straps to tighten the waist. Belts didn't solve the problem of an oversized waist. But I'll leave them because that length will last him for another season, or even two, because these pants fit perfectly over his massive winter boots without bunching them up. By then he might have gained a little weight. The outer shell…

I have bought at least seven ski pants or overalls for my adolescent boy since he first hit the slopes at the age of three. The boy has grown up so fast. His ski pants or overalls only lasted a year or two. These were Columbia, North Face and other well-known brands. Not knowing much about the Arctix brand (at first I thought it was Arc'teryx), I wasn't sure at first. However, the pants were so cheap that I would have tried it. It was absolutely amazing. The outer fabric appears to be of good…